Pennsylvania § 2307 Uniforms of commissioned officers

Pennsylvania Statutes

§ 2307 — Uniforms of commissioned officers

Pennsylvania § 2307

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51 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 2307 (2026).

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Every commissioned officer and warrant officer shall furnish his own uniforms which shall be as prescribed by the Adjutant General, in accordance with Federal rules and regulations. An allowance for this purpose, not to exceed $300 for each officer upon commissioning, may be prescribed by the Governor. In addition thereto, the Governor may prescribe a further allowance not to exceed $50 in any one year for each officer, for the maintenance of such uniforms.

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Every commissioned officer and warrant officer shall furnish his own uniforms which shall be as prescribed by the Adjutant General, in accordance with Federal rules and regulations. An allowance for this purpose, not to exceed $300 for each officer upon commissioning, may be prescribed by the Governor. In addition thereto, the Governor may prescribe a further allowance not to exceed $50 in any one year for each officer, for the maintenance of such uniforms.