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Omaha Steve's Labor Group

TomSlick

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7. It's a rather esoteric issue. There are a host of issues that make a better claim on your attention.

Reply to TexasTowelie (Reply #6)

Wed May 18, 2022, 10:45 PM

May 2022

The average Guard member would be unable to tell you on any given occasion whether they are in Title 10 or Title 32 status. The distinction is important mainly to military lawyers.

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Feds: National Guard members on state duty can join unions [View all] TexasTowelie May 2022 OP

So, if they were to get called up for active federal duty, they can be charged with a felony? MichMan May 2022 #1

The article doesn't provide any guidance on that question. TexasTowelie May 2022 #2

I assume the union can no longer represent guard personnel when under Title 10 orders. TomSlick May 2022 #3

Thanks, I don't have any military background so I couldn't adequately address the question. nt TexasTowelie May 2022 #4

It's an odd system. TomSlick May 2022 #5

I really should try harder. TexasTowelie May 2022 #6

It's a rather esoteric issue. There are a host of issues that make a better claim on your attention. TomSlick May 2022 #7