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Military Law

Virginia · 44 · §§ 44-1 to 44-99 · 150 sections

Overview

The Military Law act governs Virginia's militia and state military forces — how the militia is composed and organized, the Department of Military Affairs and the Adjutant General who administer it, and the chain of command running orders through the Governor. It sets out protections and benefits for service members called to active duty, including employment and contract rights, health care premium coverage, and a relief fund for military families, and it shields members from certain legal consequences arising from military duties. It also regulates military property and equipment — custody, care, personal liability of officers and enlisted persons, replacement of losses, and penalties for damaging, misusing, or selling it — and provides for funding through federal requisitions, state appropriations, and local government contributions, along with commissioning of officers from Virginia's military schools, a retired list, and protection of the uniform and state military decorations.

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