Connecticut HB05294 updates militia regulations, including duty for certain residents, staff appointments, and facility renaming.
Connecticut HB05294 revises militia regulations by specifying that all citizens and state residents intending to become United States citizens, between the ages of eighteen and forty-five, are subject to state military duty. It also provides for greater discretion in the appointment of the Governor's military staff and renames the state military training facility in Niantic as Camp Nett. The bill establishes an account for chargeable transient quarters and billeting and renames the state military training facility in Windsor Locks as Camp Hartell.
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