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Space National Guard Establishment Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  1,389 words in original text
This bill creates a Space National Guard that operates as part of the organized militia in all states, territories, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia. The Space National Guard functions as the reserve component of the United States Space Force, with members who belong to the Space National Guard.
- The Secretary of the Air Force - The Chief of the National Guard Bureau - The Chief of the Space Force - Congressional defense committees - Members of the Space National Guard - States, territories, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia
- A Space National Guard is established as part of the organized militia of states and territories where the Space Force operates, in both active and inactive status (Sec. 2) - A Space National Guard of the United States is created as the reserve component of the Space Force, with all members belonging to the Space National Guard (Sec. 2) - The Secretary of the Air Force and Chief of the National Guard Bureau must implement this law, except where the law provides otherwise, within a specified timeframe (Sec. 4) - The Secretary of the Air Force, Chief of the Space Force and Chief of the National Guard Bureau must brief congressional defense committees within 90 days of enactment, then annually for five years, on missions, operations, personnel and budget status (Sec. 4) - No facility, infrastructure or military installation of the Space National Guard or Air National Guard can be relocated because of this law (Sec. 3)
If this law passes, the Space National Guard becomes an official military organization within the organized militia structure. Federal law gets updated to define what the Space National Guard is and how it functions as part of the Space Force's reserve component. Leadership will be required to report regularly to Congress about how the Space National Guard is being set up and operated.
- Space National Guard: The part of organized militia in states and territories where the Space Force operates (active and inactive) that is trained with officers appointed under the Constitution, organized and equipped with federal funds, and federally recognized (Sec. 5) - Space National Guard of the United States: The reserve component of the Space Force whose members are all Space National Guard members (Sec. 5)
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