§ 553 Military Pay And Allowances
This law says that people serving in the state's military get paid the same as people in the U.S. Army, except for family allowances.
If you join the state's military, like the National Guard, and you're on active duty, you'll get paid the same as someone in the U.S. Army with the same rank.
So, if you're a sergeant in the state's military, you'll get the same pay as a sergeant in the U.S. Army, but you won't get extra money for your family.
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§ 553 Military Pay And Allowances
Last verified: January 11, 2026