§ 213 Guard Reversion To State
When a California National Guard member switches from federal duty back to state duty, they become part of the State Guard and must follow the state rules for the rest of their service, unless they are placed in an active state unit that hasn't been sent to federal service.
A Guard soldier finishes a deployment overseas and returns to California. He is no longer under federal orders, so he is now a State Guard member.
Because he has switched back to state control, he must obey the state rules in Chapter 3 for the rest of his enlistment, unless his commander puts him in a state unit that hasn't been called up for federal duty.
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§ 213 Guard Reversion To State
Last verified: January 11, 2026