Date of
Adoption
State
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Separate Article
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In
Declaration
Of Rights
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Under
Governor
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louisiana ................ 1921
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Art. XVII, §§ 1-4; legislature
provides for organization,
conforming to U.S. Army and
Navy; governor is command-
er-in-chief; adjutant general
appointed by governor with
consent of Senate; provides
for safekeeping of records.
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maine ........................1820
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Art. VII §§ 1-5; males 18-45
except Quakers, Shakers, Su-
preme Court justices, minis-
ters; all officers commissioned
by governor; legislature pre-
scribes qualifications; adju-
tant general appointed by
governor ; organization same
as prescribed by federal laws.
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Governor is
commander-
in-chief.
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massachusetts ...... 1780
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Governor for
time being,
shall be com-
mander-in-
chief; has
power to
train Army,
Navy, etc. ;
cannot order
them out of
state for de-
fense of state
that they can-
not otherwise
have access
to.
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michigan ................ 1964 .
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Art. Ill General Government,
§ 4; organized, equipped and
disciplined as provided by
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Governor is
commander-
in-chief.
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minnesota .............. 1857 .
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Art. XII; duty of legislature to
pass necessary laws. for.
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Governor is
commander-
in-chief.
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mississippi .............. 1890 .
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Art. IX, §§ 214-222; nine sec-
tions on composition, organ-
ization, officers, financial
support of; governor is com-
mander-in-chief ; counties
must support military com-
panies within their borders.
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missouri .................. 1945
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Governor is
commander-
in-chief.
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