§ 38-2-8 - State reserve list; composition; active duty; length of service computations; applicable rules and regulations
               	 		
O.C.G.A.    38-2-8   (2010)
   38-2-8.    State reserve list; composition; active duty; length of service computations; applicable rules and regulations 
      (a)  Any  commissioned or warrant officer of the organized militia may be  transferred to the state reserve list on his own request, if approved by  the adjutant general.
(b)  Any commissioned  or warrant officer of the organized militia whose assignment becomes  excess personnel by reduction, disbandment, or reorganization of a unit  or by denial, withdrawal, or termination of his federal recognition or  for any other reason, unless transferred to the inactive National Guard,  may be relieved from duty or command and may be transferred to the  state reserve list.
(c)  Any person who has  served as a commissioned or warrant officer in the organized militia or  in the armed forces of the United States and has been honorably  discharged therefrom may be commissioned and placed on the state reserve  list in the highest grade previously held by him after complying with  such conditions as may be prescribed by regulations issued pursuant to  this chapter.
(d)  Upon the recommendation  of the adjutant general, the Governor may order any person on the state  reserve list to active duty in or with the organized militia for a  period not to exceed three months, in which case the person shall rank  in his grade from the date of such order.
(e)  Time  spent on the state reserve list shall not be credited in the  computation of length of service for seniority, pay, promotion, or  otherwise, or retirement or any of the privileges and exemptions  pertaining thereto, except that time served on active duty by order of  the Governor shall be so credited.
(f)  The  provisions of this chapter relative to the resignation, retirement,  court-martial, dismissal, or discharge of commissioned or warrant  officers of the organized militia, including dismissal or discharge on  the findings of an efficiency or medical examining board, shall be  applicable to commissioned or warrant officers on the state reserve  list.