§ 30-3-1 Composition and organization
§ 30-3-2 Emergency increase
§ 30-3-3 Protection of designations
§ 30-3-4 Personnel of disbanded organizations
§ 30-3-5 Minimum strength of organizations
§ 30-3-6 Unit funds
§ 30-3-7 Appropriation for unit funds
§ 30-3-8 Inactive national guard
§ 30-3-9 Qualifications of officers
§ 30-3-10 Appointment and assignment of officers
§ 30-3-11 Classes from which commissioned officers selected
§ 30-3-12 Oath of officers
§ 30-3-13 Previous military experience of officers – Retirement – Vacancies
§ 30-3-14 Qualifications of medical officers, judge advocates, and chaplains
§ 30-3-15 Qualifications of warrant officers
§ 30-3-16 Resignation of officers
§ 30-3-17 Uniforms and equipment of officers
§ 30-3-18 Allowances for guard officers
§ 30-3-19 Allowances for staff officers
§ 30-3-20 Relative rank of officers
§ 30-3-21 Efficiency boards
§ 30-3-22 Physical fitness boards
§ 30-3-23 Dismissal of officers
§ 30-3-24 Discharge of officers
§ 30-3-25 Revocation of commission or warrant – Right to trial by court-martial
§ 30-3-26 Unassigned list of officers
§ 30-3-27 Qualifications of enlisted persons
§ 30-3-28 Transfer of enlisted persons
§ 30-3-29 Means of separation of enlisted persons
§ 30-3-30 Causes for discharge of enlisted persons
§ 30-3-31 Dishonorable discharge of enlisted persons
§ 30-3-32 Form of discharge of enlisted persons – Discharge prior to expiration of enlistment
§ 30-3-33 Promotion and reduction of enlisted persons
§ 30-3-34 Detail of retired enlisted persons to duty
§ 30-3-35 Oath of enlistment – False statements
§ 30-3-36 Retirement or discharge of national guard at maximum age
§ 30-3-37 Retirement of enlisted persons
§ 30-3-38 Retirement of officers
§ 30-3-39 Disability retirement
§ 30-3-40 Entitlement to educational benefits
§ 30-3-40.1 Limitations and distribution of educational benefits
§ 30-3-40.2 Termination of educational benefits
§ 30-3-40.3 Educational benefits for National Guard members
§ 30-3-40.4 Payment of life insurance premiums
§ 30-3-40.5 Tuition to children of National Guard members dying as a result of service
§ 30-3-41 The Rhode Island Military Family Relief Fund
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Terms Used In Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 30-3 - National Guard

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