§ 26-151 Acceptance of national defense act; adoption of other federal acts and regulations pertaining to national guard
§ 26-152 National guard fund; camp Navajo fund
§ 26-153 Morale, welfare and recreational fund; sources of monies; exemptions
§ 26-154 Organizational structure of national guard
§ 26-155 Enlistment; appointment of officers
§ 26-156 Pay of personnel
§ 26-157 Officer’s uniform allowances
§ 26-158 State active duty; employment benefits; travel allowances
§ 26-159 Powers of commanding officers; defense of officer to action based on act or omission
§ 26-160 Oaths or affirmations
§ 26-161 Retirement; retention of commission after withdrawal of federal recognition
§ 26-162 Discharge of officer; grounds and procedure
§ 26-163 Discharge of enlisted personnel; grounds; type of discharge
§ 26-165 Service medals
§ 26-166 Immunity of national guard members on active duty: arrest; civil actions; exemption from jury duty
§ 26-167 Employment discrimination against national guard members prohibited; physical or economic duress to deter enlistment prohibited; violation; classification
§ 26-168 Absence from employment for military duty; vacation and seniority rights; violation; classification; definition
§ 26-168.01 Excused military absences; higher education: definition
§ 26-169 Discrimination against uniformed national guard members by public businesses prohibited; violation; classification
§ 26-170 Unauthorized wearing of uniform; rank insignia; violation; classification
§ 26-171 National guard training; inspection by department of defense; camp or field duty ordered by governor
§ 26-172 Emergency mobilization; requests by municipalities for aid of national guard; mobilization into United States service
§ 26-173 Payment of mobilization expenses
§ 26-174 Arizona state guard; establishment; purpose; appropriations
§ 26-175 Active duty tours for volunteers during peace time
§ 26-176 Premiums on bonds of national guard officers
§ 26-177 Opinions of attorney general
§ 26-178 Illegal possession of equipment; classification
§ 26-179 Tuition and fees reimbursement; eligibility; exemption
§ 26-180 Application for tuition and fees reimbursement; times
§ 26-181 Evaluation of applications; payment of tuition and fees reimbursement; report
§ 26-182 National guard counterdrug and demand reduction activities; volunteers; drug enforcement support; assistance agreements
§ 26-183 National guard cyber-attack prevention, response and support activities; cyber response revolving fund; purpose; exemption
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