§ 160 Adjutant General'S Authority
This law says the Adjutant General is the Governor's top military helper and is in charge of all the state's military forces.
If there's a big emergency like a wildfire, the Governor might tell the Adjutant General to send in the National Guard to help.
The Adjutant General is the one who gives the orders to the National Guard because they're the boss of all state military forces.
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§ 160 Adjutant General'S Authority
Last verified: January 11, 2026