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RSA 111:26. Short Title.
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This provision says the chapter may be cited as The State Guard Act.
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RSA 111:3. Name.
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State defense forces are separate from the New Hampshire national guard, must be armed and uniformed, and are called the New Hampshire state guard, or state guard.
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RSA 111:4. Uniform.
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State guard uniforms and insignia must be distinctive, and the adjutant general issues regulations on their design and how they are worn.
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RSA 111:5. Protection of Uniform.
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No person may wear or display state guard uniforms or similar items likely to be mistaken for them.
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RSA 111:6. Organization; Rules and Regulations.
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RSA 110-B provisions are extended to apply to the state guard, and adjutant-general regulations on state-guard training and discipline must follow U.S. Secretary of Defense policies and instructions.
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RSA 111:7. Pay and Allowances.
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The state guard is excluded from RSA 110-B pay rules and gets specific pay and allowances under this section.
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RSA 111:8. Equipment and Supplies.
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The adjutant general may buy needed equipment and supplies for the state guard with approval from the governor and council, and the governor may requisition or buy certain arms, equipment, supplies, and ammunition from the Department of Defense when they can be spared by the United States government.
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RSA 111:9. Use of Armories.
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The adjutant general may make state armory, military reservation, and other available state property and equipment available to the state guard.
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RSA 112:1. Definitions.
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This section defines “Armed forces of the United States,” “Reserve forces,” and “Emergency” for this chapter.
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RSA 112:10. Employees of Political Subdivisions.
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Political subdivisions may grant annual military leave to their employees, including paid, unpaid, or partially paid leave.
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RSA 112:11. Leave of Absence for Public Employees or Officers Who Are Not Accepted for Military Duty.
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Employees or officials are entitled to leave for a military pre-induction exam or to enter active federal military service, and if they are not accepted they must be promptly reinstated without loss of pay, seniority, or status.
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RSA 112:12. Persons in Private Employment.
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The New Hampshire adjutant general is authorized and directed to encourage private employers to give employees military leave privileges comparable to those for public employees.
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RSA 112:2. Acting Heads of Departments.
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The governor, with council approval, may appoint an acting head or member when certain state officials enter or are ordered into the U.S. armed forces in an emergency defense situation.
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RSA 112:3. Other Officials and Employees.
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If an official or permanent classified state employee enters or is ordered into, or enlists in, the U.S. armed forces in an emergency, the appointing authority may appoint an acting replacement.
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RSA 112:4. Termination of Powers.
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Certain state officials’ powers, duties, and compensation temporarily stop when they enter the U.S. armed forces.
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RSA 112:5. Term of Office.
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A temporary officeholder’s term ends when the person being replaced returns, and in certain military-service disability or death cases the acting person keeps the office or the office’s powers and duties until the vacancy is filled or the position continues under the chapter.
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RSA 112:6. Compensation.
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The compensation of a person appointed under this authority must be set by the same statutory authority or law that sets the compensation of the person they replace or assist.
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RSA 112:7. Term Held in Abeyance.
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For covered employees, the term of office is put on hold while they serve in the U.S. armed forces, and the remaining term does not start running until 60 days after discharge or the right to discharge.
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RSA 112:8. Reinstatement of Employees.
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State employees who leave for U.S. armed forces service can be reinstated if they apply within 60 days after discharge.
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RSA 112:9. State Employees.
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Eligible New Hampshire state employees who are reserve-component members may take up to 15 days of paid leave per training year for military drill, training, or other temporary duty, and may get up to 30 additional days of partial pay after using that leave.
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