§ 1 Definitions
§ 2 Militia of the state; division and composition
§ 3 Commander-in-chief; regulations; registration
§ 4 Equality of treatment and opportunity
§ 5 Militia call by the United States
§ 6 Ordering organized militia into active state service
§ 6-A Organizations and volunteers from the unorganized militia
§ 7 Draft of unorganized militia
§ 8 Punishment for failure to appear
§ 9 Power of governor to declare martial rule
§ 10 Military staff of the governor
§ 11 Adjutant general
§ 12 Deputy adjutant general
§ 13 The chief of staff of the state
§ 13-A Assistant adjutant general for air
§ 13-B Deputy commander of the New York army national guard
§ 13-C Assistant adjutant general for army
§ 14 Staff of the adjutant general
§ 15 The attorney general
§ 16 Audit of military accounts
§ 17 Purchase of military property
§ 18 Issue of military property
§ 19 Employees of the division of military and naval affairs
§ 19-A Family liaison officer
§ 20 State reserve list
§ 21 State retired list
§ 22 Service without the state
§ 22-A Compacts for military aid
§ 23 Application of this chapter to service without the state
§ 24 Bureau of war records; completion and preservation of the records and relics; free inspection of the same and quarters in the capitol
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