Chapter 121

§121-1 Who makes up Hawaii's state militia

§121-2 Who is excused from military duty

§121-3 State workers must report for duty in emergencies

§121-4 What makes up the Hawaii National Guard

§121-5 Governor's role as head of the state military

§121-6 How the governor can organize the National Guard

§121-7 Who can be the adjutant general and how they are chosen

§121-8 Adjutant general; rank, salary

§121-9 Adjutant general's duties and police powers

§121-10 Adjutant General's duties for the state militia

§121-10.5 Recognizing POW and MIA status in Hawaii

§121-11 Deputy adjutant general appointment and duties

§121-12 How the National Guard staff and units are organized

§121-13 Commissioned by commander in chief

§121-14 Who can be an officer and how they are appointed

§121-15 How National Guard officers can leave service or be removed

§121-16 Examination of officers and warrant officers

§121-17 How officers can resign from the military

§121-18 Retired list

§121-19 Rules for using National Guard facilities

§121-20 Enlistment in the Army or Air National Guard

§121-21 Discharge from the Hawaii National Guard

§121-22 Warrants after reenlistment

§121-23 Oath required

§121-24 Who can give oaths and what happens if you lie

§121-25 Exemption from arrest and service

§121-26 Protection from lawsuits for military service actions

§121-27 Losing state jobs after a dishonorable discharge

§121-28 Report for service, drills, and exercises

§121-29 What counts as active service and who can be relieved

§121-30 When the governor can call the National Guard to active duty

§121-31 Military justice rules apply during active duty

§121-33 Interference by civilian, penalty

§121-34 National Guard right-of-way on streets and penalties for blocking

§121-34.5 When National Guard members can use electric guns

§121-35 Property of the State

§121-36 Who is responsible for military property

§121-37 Failing to return military gear

§121-38 Wearing a military uniform for private use

§121-39 Pay for National Guard officers on state active duty

§121-40 Pay for National Guard Enlisted Members on State Active Duty

§121-42 Pay requires official orders

§121-43 National Guard job protection for private employees

§121-44 How the National Guard can accept and manage gifts

§121-45 Tuition help for Hawaii National Guard members at UH