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Is title 10 national guard called to serve active duty during war time?
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∙ 11y ago
The other poster is correct. However, more specifically, National Guard service members are Title 32 under almost all normal circumstances. When called to federal service, these Soldiers are ordered to, and become Title 10 active duty. When they complete that tour of duty, they are discharged and reinstated to Title 10.
On another note, Reservists are always Title 10, and their AGR members can be moved anywhere within the Reserve’s system. National Guard AGR can only be moved within their own state, as their first authority is to the state and its governor.
I know that’s a lot, sorry if it was too long.
Brett J
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∙ 11y agoYes indeed. Depending on the current location of a guard unit, it can be called into active duty.
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