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Code · North Dakota · Title 37 · Chapter 37-03 — Adjutant General

37-03-05. General duties of adjutant general.

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The adjutant general is in active control of the military department of this state and shall:
1. Perform the duties pertaining to the adjutant general and other chiefs of staff
departments under the regulations and customs of the United States army.
2. Superintend the preparation of all military returns and reports required by the United
States from this state.
3. Keep a register of all the officers of the militia and national guard of this state.
4. Keep in the office of the adjutant general all records and papers required to be kept
and filed in the office.
5. Cause to be prepared and issued all necessary blank books, blanks, forms, and
notices required to carry into full effect this title. All such books and blanks are the
property of this state.
6. Adopt any regulations relating to the preparation of reports and returns, and to the
care and preservation of military property belonging to this state and to the United
States, as in the adjutant general's opinion the conditions demand. The regulations are
operative when promulgated in the form of general orders, circulars, or letters of
instruction.
7. Render annually to the governor a statement in detail showing the acquisition and
disposition of all clothing, ordnance, arms, ammunition, and other military property on
hand or issued.
8. Keep in the office of the adjutant general a list of the retired officers of the organized
militia, showing age, military experience, and training of each.
9. Perform all other duties prescribed for the adjutant general by law.
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