Delaware § 103 Conformity with federal statutes; powers of Governor

Delaware Statutes

§ 103 — Conformity with federal statutes; powers of Governor

Delaware·Title 20·Part Military·Ch. 1 DELAWARE NATIONAL GUARD·Subch. General Provisions

The National Guard of this State shall conform to federal statutes and regulations relating to and governing the armed forces of the United States, insofar as they are applicable and not inconsistent with the Constitution of Delaware or this title.

The Governor of Delaware shall be the Commander in Chief of the National Guard, except as to any part thereof called or ordered into federal service.

The Governor of this State, as Commander in Chief, may make such changes from time to time in matters or organization, administration and discipline as may be necessary to conform to the requirements made by Congress for participation in federal appropriations for the National Guard.

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The National Guard of this State shall conform to federal statutes and regulations relating to and governing the armed forces of the United States, insofar as they are applicable and not inconsistent with the Constitution of Delaware or this title.

The Governor of Delaware shall be the Commander in Chief of the National Guard, except as to any part thereof called or ordered into federal service.

The Governor of this State, as Commander in Chief, may make such changes from time to time in matters or organization, administration and discipline as may be necessary to conform to the requirements made by Congress for participation in federal appropriations for the National Guard.

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