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NY Mil L § 237 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 237 - Free Passage Through Toll-Gates and Tunnels and Over Toll-Bridges and Ferries.

§ 237. Free   passage   through   toll-gates   and  tunnels  and  over   toll-bridges and ferries.  Any person belonging to the organized militia   shall, together with the conveyance in his charge and  property  of  the   state  or  of  the  United States in his charge, be allowed to pass free   through all toll-gates and tunnels and over all  toll-bridges  and  also   over  all  ferries  if he is in uniform or presents an order for duty or   certificate of an order for duty.
NY Mil L § 238-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 238-B - Seizing Military Stores Belonging to the State.

§ 238-b. Seizing military stores belonging to the state.  A person who   enters  any fort, magazine, arsenal, armory, arsenal yard or encampment,   and seizes or takes  away  any  arms,  ammunition,  military  stores  or   supplies belonging to the people of this state, is guilty of a felony.
NY Mil L § 239 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 239 - Trespassers and Disturbers to Be Placed in Arrest; Sales and Gambling Prohibited.

§ 239. Trespassers  and  disturbers  to be placed in arrest; sales and   gambling prohibited.  1. Any person who shall trespass upon any  armory,   arsenal, camp, range, base or other facility of the organized militia or   other  place  where  any  unit  of  the  organized militia is performing   military duty, or who shall in any way or manner interrupt or molest the   discharge of his military duties by any member of the organized  militia   or  of  the  armed  forces of the United States or who shall trespass or   prevent the passage of troops of the organized militia or of  the  armed   forces  of the United States in the performance of their military duties   may be placed in arrest by the commanding officer of the unit performing   such military duty at the place where the offense is committed  and  may   be  held  in  arrest  during  the continuance of the performance of such   military duty.2. The commanding  officer  of  any  unit  of  the  organized  militia   performing military duty in or at any armory, arsenal, camp, range, base   or  other  facility  of  the organized militia or other place where such   unit is performing military duty may prohibit persons who hawk,  peddle,   vend  or sell goods, wares, merchandise, food products or beverages upon   the streets and highways from conducting  sales  or  auctions,  and  may   prohibit  all  gambling within the limits of such armory, arsenal, camp,   range, base or other facility of the organized militia  or  other  place   where  such  unit  is performing military duty or within such limits not   exceeding one mile  therefrom  as  he  may  prescribe.  Such  commanding   officer  may in his discretion abate as common nuisances all such sales,   auctions and gambling.3. Any person who trespasses upon any missile site under  the  control   or  jurisdiction of the New York army national guard, or who, in any way   interrupts or molests the performance of duty by any person assigned  to   such  site,  may  be apprehended and detained in custody at the site, by   any member of the New York army national guard or any person  performing   duty  at  such  site.  Any  person  so apprehended and detained shall be   delivered, without delay, to a police officer, as defined in subdivision   thirty-four of section 1.20 of the criminal procedure law.
NY Mil L § 240-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 240-A - Historic Military Commands.

§ 240-a. Historic  military  commands.   1. Historic military commands   are those independent military organizations located within the state as   were on the twenty-third day of April, eighteen hundred eighty-three and   are now in existence, and whose members associate themselves together at   regular meetings and elect  their  officers  in  accordance  with  their   respective rules and regulations or constitutions and by-laws.2. The Old Guard of the City of New York, the Troy Citizens Corps, the   Utica  Citizens  Corps,  the  One  Hundred  Twenty-fourth New York State   Volunteers and the Veteran Corps of Artillery of the state of New  York,   are designated as historic military commands.3.  The adjutant general may issue a certificate of election under the   seal of the chief of staff to officers  of  historic  military  commands   elected  pursuant  to  the  rules  and  regulations or constitutions and   by-laws of their respective commands. Such certificate of election shall   be in a format approved by the adjutant general and shall be provided by   the command at no cost  to  the  state.  Elected  officers  of  historic   military  commands  may  take their oath of office before any officer of   the organized militia of the state.4. Historic military commands and independent  military  organizations   defined  in  section  two hundred forty of this chapter are not units of   the militia of the state.
NY Mil L § 241 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 241 - Devises and Bequests.

§ 241. Devises  and  bequests.   Any unit of the organized militia may   take by devise and bequest real and personal property for its  uses  and   purposes  as  a  military  organization, and may hold, mortgage, sell or   otherwise dispose of the same.  The title to such property shall vest in   the commissioned officer or officers of the unit and if there  be  three   or more of such officers the property shall be managed by their majority   vote  and  disposed  of  by their two-thirds vote.  Organizations of the   veterans of such units and/or their predecessor units in  the  organized   militia, in cases where the designation of the corresponding unit in the   organized  militia  has  been  changed by proper authority, incorporated   under general laws or special charter of the state, as  associations  of   the  veterans  of  such  units  now  or  as  heretofore  constituted and   designated and associations organized pursuant to  section  two  hundred   sixty  of  this  chapter  shall, in addition to the powers and authority   heretofore granted, possess the same authority herein  granted  to  each   unit  of  the  organized  militia to take by devise and bequest real and   personal  property  for  the  appropriate  uses  and  purposes  of  such   organizations and associations and may hold, mortgage, sell or otherwise   dispose  of  the  same,  and  use and apply the proceeds thereof and the   income thereof to its appropriate purposes.  The title to such  property   shall  vest  in  such  corporations or associations and shall be managed   and/or disposed of as provided in  and  by  the  constitution,  by-laws,   rules  and  regulations  now  in  force  or hereafter adopted in respect   thereto.
NY Mil L § 243-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 243-A - Non-Contributory Retirement Service Credit for Members of the New York State and Local Retirement Systems or the New York State Teachers' Retirement S

§ 243-a. Non-contributory retirement service credit for members of the   New  York  state  and  local  retirement  systems  or the New York state   teachers' retirement system called to active military duty on  or  after   August  first,  nineteen  hundred  ninety.    Notwithstanding  any other   provision of law, any member of the New York state and local  employees'   retirement  system,  the  New  York  state  and  local  police  and fire   retirement system, or the New York state teachers' retirement system who   is called to active military duty on or  after  August  first,  nineteen   hundred   ninety   and   prior   to   January  first,  nineteen  hundred   ninety-three, who is not receiving  full  salary  from  a  participating   employer  and is otherwise eligible to receive retirement service credit   in such system for such active military duty  pursuant  to  section  two   hundred  forty-two or two hundred forty-three of this article, shall not   be required to make member contributions to receive such credit.
NY Mil L § 243-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 243-B - Civil Service Examinations by Military Personnel.

* § 243-b. Civil   service  examinations  by  military  personnel.  1.   Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter or  any  other  law,   any  member  of  the  armed  forces  of the United States of America who   having duly filed an application to compete in a  scheduled  competitive   examination for civil service employment by the state of New York or any   of  its  subdivisions and who due to active military duty is deprived of   the opportunity to compete in such examination shall be provided with an   opportunity to compete, under terms and conditions deemed appropriate by   the state department of civil service or municipal commission, by way of   a special military make-up examination.2. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter  or  any  other   law,  any  member  of the force of the organized militia, as the term is   defined in subdivision nine of section one of this  chapter  or  reserve   armed  forces,  as  that  term  is defined in subdivision twenty-nine of   section two hundred ninety-two of the executive law or any member of the   armed forces of the United States who missed  the  application  deadline   for  a scheduled competitive examination for civil service employment by   the state of New York  or  any  of  its  subdivisions  due  to  military   service,  as  defined in subdivision one of section three hundred one of   this chapter or due to a call to active duty, pursuant to 10 USC 101 (d)   (1), and is deprived of the opportunity to compete in  such  examination   due  to military service, as defined in subdivision one of section three   hundred one of this chapter or due to a call to active duty, pursuant to   10 USC 101 (d) (1), shall be provided with an  opportunity  to  compete,   under terms and conditions deemed appropriate by the state department of   civil  service  or  municipal  commission,  by way of a special military   make-up examination.3. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter  or  any  other   law,  any  member  of the force of the organized militia, as the term is   defined in subdivision nine of section one of this  chapter  or  reserve   armed  forces,  as  that  term  is defined in subdivision twenty-nine of   section two hundred ninety-two of the executive law or any member of the   armed forces of the United States who missed  the  application  deadline   for  a scheduled competitive examination for civil service employment by   the state of New York  or  any  of  its  subdivisions  due  to  military   service,  as  defined in subdivision one of section three hundred one of   this chapter or due to a call to active duty, pursuant to 10 USC 101 (d)   (1), and who returns from such duty prior to the administration of  such   competitive  examination  shall  be  granted a waiver of the application   requirement and allowed to compete in such upcoming examination.* NB There are 2 § 243-b's
NY Mil L § 243-B-2 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 243-B*2 - Payment of Certain Pension Contributions by the City of New York.

* § 243-b. Payment of certain pension contributions by the city of New   York.  As  used  in  this section, the term New York city veteran of the   Persian Gulf emergency means a member of the New  York  city  employees'   retirement  system,  the  teachers' retirement system of the city of New   York, the New York city police pension fund,  the  New  York  city  fire   department  pension fund, or the board of education retirement system of   the city of New York, who is a member of  a  reserve  component  of  the   armed  forces  of  the  United States ordered to active duty on or after   August first, nineteen  hundred  ninety  and  prior  to  January  first,   nineteen  hundred  ninety-three,  in  response  to the nation's military   mission in the Persian Gulf, who is not receiving  full  salary  from  a   participating  employer,  and  who  is  otherwise  eligible  to  receive   retirement service credit in any of such systems  or  funds  for  active   duty   pursuant   to  section  two  hundred  forty-two  or  two  hundred   forty-three of this  article,  or  pursuant  to  the  federal  Veterans'   Reemployment Rights Act.Notwithstanding  any other provision of law, all benefits payable by a   retirement system or pension fund to a New  York  city  veteran  of  the   Persian  Gulf  emergency  due  to the retirement or death of such member   shall be calculated as though such member had actually paid  the  amount   of  all  contributions, together with applicable interest thereon, which   such member would have been required to make if, during  the  period  of   active  duty,  because  of  such Persian Gulf emergency, such member had   been present and continuously performed the duties of the position  held   at the time of his or her entry into active duty.Each such member shall be credited with such contributions made on his   or her behalf. The applicable interest thereon shall be calculated as to   each  such  member  under the applicable provisions of law governing the   crediting of interest to employee contributions for each such member.Notwithstanding any other provision of law, any  additional  liability   attributable to this section shall be paid into the retirement system or   pension  fund  by  participating  employers  at  such  times and in such   amounts as determined  by  the  actuary  in  a  manner  consistent  with   appropriate actuarial methodology.* NB There are 2 § 243-b's
NY Mil L § 243-C (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 243-C - Application Period for Civil Service Examinations for Military Personnel.

§ 243-c. Application   period   for  civil  service  examinations  for   military personnel.  Notwithstanding any provision of this chapter,  any   general  or  special  law,  rule or regulation to the contrary, a person   serving on active duty in the armed forces of the United  States  during   the  filing  period for a civil service examination, or a person who has   been discharged therefrom with other than a dishonorable discharge after   the filing period for a civil service examination has  commenced,  shall   be  permitted  to file an application for such examination no later than   ten business days prior to the scheduled date of such examination or the   last date to file for such  examination,  whichever  is  later,  and  if   qualified  shall  be  provided  with  an  opportunity to compete in such   examination under terms and conditions deemed appropriate by  the  state   department of civil service or municipal commission.
NY Mil L § 243-D (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 243-D - Non-Contributory Retirement Service Credit for Members of the New York State and Local Retirement Systems, the New York City Retirement Systems or the New York State Teachers' Retirement System Called to Active Military Duty on or After September Eleventh, Two Thousand One.

§ 243-d. Non-contributory retirement service credit for members of the   New  York  state  and  local  retirement  systems,  the  New  York  city   retirement systems or the New York  state  teachers'  retirement  system   called  to  active  military  duty  on  or after September eleventh, two   thousand one. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, any member  of   the  New York state and local employees' retirement system, the New York   city retirement systems, the New York state and local  police  and  fire   retirement system, or the New York state teachers' retirement system who   is  called  to  active military duty on or after September eleventh, two   thousand one and prior to January first, two thousand six,  who  is  not   receiving  his  or  her full salary from a participating employer and is   otherwise eligible to receive retirement service credit in  such  system   for  such active military duty pursuant to section two hundred forty-two   or two hundred forty-three of this article, shall  not  be  required  to   make member contributions to receive such credit.
NY Mil L § 244-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 244-A - Credit to Members of Public Retirement Systems for Military Service Performed During War.

§  244-a.  Credit to members of public retirement systems for military   service performed during war. 1. Notwithstanding any other provision  of   law,  a member of a public retirement system of the state, as defined in   subdivision twenty-three of section five hundred one of  the  retirement   and  social  security  law,  shall  be  eligible for credit for military   service performed during a period of war upon attainment of no less than   ten years of service and may obtain, upon application to such retirement   system, a total not to exceed three years of service credit within three   years prior to retirement for up to three years of military service as a   member of the armed forces of the United  States  if  such  service  was   rendered  during a period of war. For purposes of the New York state and   local employees' retirement system and the  New  York  state  and  local   police  and fire retirement system all such service shall be credible in   all plans specified in the retirement and social security law.2. In order to purchase  credit  pursuant  to  this  subdivision,  the   member  shall  pay  into  the pension accumulation fund the contribution   amount as determined by the comptroller, either in  a  lump  sum  or  in   installments,  necessary  to  pay  in  full  the  cost  of such previous   service. If such payment be made in installments, the same shall be paid   within a period no greater than the number  of  months  of  such  member   service granted.3. In no event shall the credit granted pursuant to this section, when   added  to credit granted for military service with any retirement system   pursuant to this section or any other provision of law, exceed  a  total   of three years.
NY Mil L § 246 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 246 - Leave of Absence for Public Employees Who Are War Veterans to Continue Study.

§ 246. Leave  of  absence for public employees who are war veterans to   continue study.   Notwithstanding the  provisions  of  any  law  to  the   contrary,  every  public  officer  and employee, who served in the armed   forces of the United States on or after  September  sixteenth,  nineteen   hundred  forty, and prior to the termination of hostilities in world war   II, or during the period of hostilities engaged in by the  armed  forces   of  the  United  States on and after June twenty-fifth, nineteen hundred   fifty, or who served in the armed forces  of  the  United  States  after   January  thirty-first,  nineteen hundred fifty-five, and who is eligible   under the provisions enacted by the congress of the United States  known   as  "Servicemen's  Readjustment  Act of nineteen hundred forty-four," or   "Veterans' Readjustment Assistance Act of nineteen  hundred  fifty-two,"   or  "Veterans' Readjustment Benefits Act of nineteen hundred sixty-six,"   to continue the pursuit of studies or to take a refresher or  retraining   course  shall  be  granted  a leave of absence from his position for the   period of such course of study, not to exceed four years.   Such  public   officer  or  employee  shall  be  reinstated to his position provided he   makes application for such reinstatement within  sixty  days  after  the   termination of such course of study.
NY Mil L § 248 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 248 - Oaths.

§ 248.   Oaths.   1. Any officer of any force of the organized militia   and any officer in the active military service of the United  States  is   hereby  authorized to administer the oath required for the enlistment of   any person, the oath required for  the  appointment  of  any  person  to   commissioned or warrant officer grade and any other oath required by the   laws  of  the  United  States and by this chapter and by the regulations   issued thereunder in connection with the enlistment  or  appointment  of   any person in any of such forces.2.   As  used  in  this  section  the  term  "officer"  shall  mean  a   commissioned officer, commissioned warrant officer or warrant officer.
NY Mil L § 249 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 249 - State and Municipal Officers and Employees Granted Leaves of Absence on July Fourth in Certain Cases.

§ 249. State  and  municipal  officers and employees granted leaves of   absence on July fourth in certain cases. Each officer  and  employee  of   the  state  or  of  a  municipal  corporation  or of any other political   subdivision thereof who was a member of  the  national  guard  or  naval   militia  or  a  member  of  the  reserve corps at a time when the United   States was not  at  war  and  who  (i)  has  been  honorably  discharged   therefrom,  or  (ii)  has  a qualifying condition, as defined in section   three hundred fifty of the executive law, and has received  a  discharge   other  than bad conduct or dishonorable from such service, or (iii) is a   discharged LGBT veteran, as defined in section three  hundred  fifty  of   the  executive  law, and has received a discharge other than bad conduct   or dishonorable from such service, shall, in so far as  practicable,  be   entitled to absent himself from his duties or service, with pay, on July   fourth  of  each  year.  Notwithstanding  the provisions of any general,   special or local law or the provisions of  any  city  charter,  no  such   officer  or  employee shall be subjected by any person whatever directly   or indirectly by reason of such absence to any  loss  or  diminution  of   vacation or holiday privilege or be prejudiced by reason of such absence   with reference to promotion or continuance in office or employment or to   reappointment to office or to re-employment.