§ 288 Naval Militia Officer Selection
This law tells how the Adjutant General picks and recommends officers to become the commander of the Naval Militia.
The Adjutant General chooses up to three lieutenant commanders to be considered for leading the Naval Militia, tests them, and then recommends the top-ranked one to the Governor to become the commander.
If the Adjutant General wants to appoint a new leader for the Naval Militia, he can put forward no more than three officers who are at least lieutenant commanders. After they take a test, the one with the best score gets forwarded to the Governor for the final appointment as commander.
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§ 288 Naval Militia Officer Selection
Last verified: January 11, 2026