§ 33.1 Naval militia; enrollment classifications
§ 33.2 Enrollment provisions applicable; compensation
§ 33.9 Naval militia; separate from land force
§ 33.10 Naval militia; temporary attachment to Michigan national guard
§ 33.11 Naval militia; organization
§ 33.23 Commissioned officers; appointment, commission, discharge, extension of commission
§ 33.27 Regulations to have force of law
§ 33.29 United States navy officer; assignment to naval brigade; rank and duty
§ 33.31 State naval forces; instruction and drill
§ 33.32 Naval brigade battalions and divisions; incorporation
§ 33.33 Honorary commissions; issuance by governor
§ 33.37 Laws and regulations applicable; construction
§ 33.38 Naval forces; equipment, rental of armory

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