Louisiana § 29:18 Pay and allowances of officers of militia

Louisiana Statutes

§ 29:18 — Pay and allowances of officers of militia

Louisiana·Title 29 Minerals, Oil and Gas and Environmental Quality

A.Officers of the militia shall be paid by the state only when ordered to duty by lawful authority, unless otherwise provided in this Part. The necessary mileage and expenses of the officers of the militia when traveling on duty and under orders, as well as the necessary office expenses, including printing, postage, expressage, and clerical services shall be allowed.

B.Each federally recognized officer and warrant officer of the militia when not on federal duty under call or order of the president shall receive annually the sum of fifty dollars for uniforms and equipment. This shall be paid by the adjutant general from funds appropriated for this purpose.

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A. Officers of the militia shall be paid by the state only when ordered to duty by lawful authority, unless otherwise provided in this Part. The necessary mileage and expenses of the officers of the militia when traveling on duty and under orders, as well as the necessary office expenses, including printing, postage, expressage, and clerical services shall be allowed.
B. Each federally recognized officer and warrant officer of the militia when not on federal duty under call or order of the president shall receive annually the sum of fifty dollars for uniforms and equipment. This shall be paid by the adjutant general from funds appropriated for this purpose.

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