§ 166 Adjutant General Succession
This law says that if the Adjutant General can't do their job, the Deputy or another officer they pick will take over, and if those people also can't, the Governor can choose a National Guard officer to step in.
The Adjutant General gets sick and can't work, and the Deputy Adjutant General is on vacation at the same time.
First, the Deputy Adjutant General would normally take over, but because they're also unavailable, the Governor can pick a National Guard officer to run the duties until someone is back.
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§ 166 Adjutant General Succession
Last verified: January 11, 2026