Michigan · statute · 184 of 1893, Mich. Comp. Laws · 13 active provisions
That whenever in conformity with the laws of this state, an enrollment of all persons subject to military duty shall be ordered and made, it shall be the duty of all officials and persons charged with the making of such enrollment to separately enroll and designate in all such counties or districts as the commander-in-…
For making and returning such separate enrollment and designation, all officials and other persons charged therewith shall receive the same fees and compensation, to be paid in the same manner, as are prescribed by law for the making and return of the general enrollment of persons liable for military duty; and all othe…
Such portion of the militia of Michigan as may be organized as a naval force shall be separate and distinct from that portion organized as a land force.
For temporary military purposes in cases of actual service, the naval forces of Michigan, or any part or subdivision thereof, may be attached to organizations of the Michigan national guard.
The militia organized as a naval force shall be organized as far as practicable in conformity with plans for naval organizations of militia prescribed from time to time by the navy department.
Commissioned officers shall be appointed or selected as prescribed from time to time in regulations. Commissioned officers shall be commissioned by the governor. Any person now commissioned under the provisions of this act for a period of 5 years or more is discharged and relieved from his commission upon the effective…
Regulations to carry out the various provisions of this act, or the requirements of any act of congress, or of the navy department of the United States, may be from time to time prescribed, changed, altered, amended, repealed, or revoked, as deemed requisite, desirable, or necessary, and such regulations and changes th…
The commander-in-chief shall have power to assign any officer, warrant or petty officer, or seaman of the United States navy detailed for or assigned to duty with the naval brigade as instructor or otherwise, to such duties as he may deem proper and suitable, and shall have power to confer upon any such officer, warran…
The governor may order into service for instruction and drill any portion or all of the naval forces of this state, the same to be performed either within or without the limits of the state of Michigan, and either on shore or afloat, as may be directed, authorized, or advisable.
Battalions and divisions of the naval brigade may become incorporated in like manner as prescribed by law for the incorporation of regiments or companies of the land forces of the state troops, and all provisions of law relating to such incorporation or the consolidation of existing incorporations, or the powers and du…
The governor may issue honorary commissions at his pleasure to individuals who will promote the best interests of the state, particularly in the areas of water safety, water recreational facilities, boating facilities and improved marine recreational developments and assist in the promotion and expansion of recruiting,…
This act shall be deemed to be supplemental to the existing laws governing and affecting the militia and national guard of the state, and all provisions of law relating to the government, maintenance, equipment and discipline thereof shall apply equally to and govern the naval forces as a portion thereof, unless such p…
The quartermaster general, on written requisition by the commanding officer of any division or subdivision of the naval forces of the state, duly approved by the commander of the battalion, shall furnish to such organization suitable uniforms, arms and equipment, including all suitable and proper armory equipment, and…