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In the United States, state defense forces (SDFs) are military units that operate under the sole authority of a state government. State defense forces are authorized by state and federal law and are under the command of the governor of each state.
The State Defense Forces are a State Authorized Military Force that supports, assists, & augments The National Guard and Civilian Authorities. The State Defense Force is authorized under Federal law 32 U.S.C. s.109. They provide a trained force multiplier to The National Guard and civilian agencies in the following capacities: Administration
State defense forces (also known as state guards, state military reserves, or state militias) in the United States are military units that operate under the sole authority of a state government. (Unless formally federalized by congress and approved by POTUS)
Im Jahr 1956 überarbeitete der Kongress die Gesetze und genehmigte „State Defense Forces“ dauerhaft, zwei Jahre später änderte der Kongress das Gesetz und änderte den Namen von „State Defence Forces“ in "Defence Forces". Dennoch entwickelten viele Bundesstaaten ihre Staats-Verteidigungskräfte erst zur Zeit der Regierung ...
12. Sept. 2021 · Find Your State Defense Force. CURRENT MISSIONS– HISTORY OF MAJOR ACTIVATIONS– FAQ. Currently there are 22 State Defense Forces. We recommend to anyone interested in joining the State Defense Forces to visit your State Defense Force website for more information. The website links are listed below.
About The State Defense Force. Summary. Join The State Defense Force. Find Your State Defense Force. FAQ’s. History of the SDF’s. California State Guard. Connecticut Foot Guard. Georgia State Defense Force. Maryland Defense Force. New York Guard. Texas State Guard. Virginia Defense Force. Washington State Guard. History of Major Missions.
AMERICA’S STATE DEFENSE FORCES: AN HISTORICAL COMPONENT OF NATIONAL DEFENSE. Dr. Kent G. Sieg. Throughout American history, the bulk of U.S. military forces fighting during the nation’s major wars at least through the end of the 19th Century were men who volunteered for state militia units, whether organized or unorganized.
