National guards the reserve component of the federal army. 775), January 21, 1903, making the state militias and Subsequent to the passage of the First Militia (Dick) Act (32 Miscellaneous Division, AGO, which had been established Office (AGO), 1903, to replace a militia section of the History: Militia Division established in the Adjutant General's Account books,ġ68.3 Records of the Militia Division and the Division of Militia With ordnance, clothing, and personnel, 1885-1903. Correspondence dealing with inspection of state troops and Militia and abstracts of returns submitted by the states, 1822-ġ902. Textual Records: An incomplete series of annual returns of

Government.ġ68.2 Records Relating to the Militia Prior to the Passage of the Guard Bureau in RG 287, Publications of the U.S. Related Records: Record copies of publications of the National 'Preliminary Inventory of the Records of the Army Staff, 1939- ,' National Guard Bureau, 1923-54, in Helene L. The Records of the National Guard Bureau and Its Predecessors,ġ822-1941,' PC 33 (Jan. Weidman, comp., 'Preliminary Checklist of Serves as their liaison with the states, Puerto Rico, and theĭistrict of Columbia on matters concerning the National Guard.įinding Aids: Lucy E. TheĬhief of bureau is a general officer serving jointly on the Airįunctions: Advises the army and air force chiefs of staff, and Regulation 1-11-20, May 4, 1948, implementing provisions of the The Air Force by order of the Secretary of Defense, effectiveĪpril 27, 1948, and by Joint Army and Air Force Adjustment The Militia Bureau and the National Guard Bureau (War)Įstablished: As a joint bureau of the Departments of the Army and 168.4 Records of the National Guard Bureau and its Predecessors,.168.3.2 Records of the Division of Militia Affairs.168.3.1 Records of the Militia Division.168.3 Records of the Militia Division and the Division of Militia.168.2 Records Relating to the Militia Prior to the Passage of the.Overview of Records Locations Table of Contents

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