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MA Gen L ch 33 § 96 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 96 - Authorization; Administration; Bond of Custodian; Distribution on Disbandment of Unit

Section 96. Organization and unit funds, subject to available appropriations, shall be maintained and conducted as the adjutant general may prescribe in regulations. The administration of the funds by the officer designated in regulations to have custody of the funds shall be a duty of the office of the officer. Upon the disbandment of any organization or unit maintaining a fund as provided in this section, the adjutant general shall immediately become custodian or treasurer of the fund and shall distribute the funds to organizations or units as the adjutant general may determine to be equitably entitled to the funds or, if no organization or unit is so entitled, shall draw a check for the total amount on deposit in favor of the state treasurer who shall hold the funds or shall expend them as the general court may prescribe; provided, however, that in the case of organizations or units ordered into the active service of the United States, the adjutant general or a designee may act as custodian of the funds during the period of active service of the United States.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 97 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 97 - Allowances for Administration and Maintenance

Section 97. There may annually, subject to available appropriations, be allowed and paid quarterly from money appropriated for the purpose in substantially equal installments under regulations as may be promulgated by the adjutant general to the organizations and units of the armed forces of the commonwealth, when not in federal service, appropriate sums for administration and maintenance.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 98 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 98 - Uniforms

Section 98. The uniform of the military forces of the commonwealth shall be prescribed by the adjutant general or applicable regulations. No uniforms shall be provided by the commonwealth without a special appropriation.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 99 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 99 - Unauthorized Use of Uniform; Penalties

Section 99. Whoever, not being in the service of the armed forces of the United States or of the commonwealth, appears in public wearing the distinctive uniform of any branch of such service shall be punished by a fine of not more than $1,000 or by imprisonment for not more than 6 months or both. This section shall not apply to: (i) any person discharged from such service, for any cause other than the own unworthiness of the person, wearing a uniform to take part in any military or naval parade or on any occasion of ceremony; or (ii) any person in the service of the armed forces of the United States, discharged for any cause other than the own unworthiness of the person, wearing the uniform from the place of discharge to the home of the person. A person found to have violated this section may be arrested without a warrant by any officer qualified to serve criminal process; provided, however, that nothing in this section shall subject to penalty any action with respect to the wearing of uniforms of the armed forces of the United States which is authorized by federal law.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 101 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 101 - Unit Clothing and Equipment; Issuance

Section 101. Except as otherwise provided, units of the military forces of the commonwealth shall be provided, at the expense of the commonwealth, with the individual and unit clothing and equipment necessary for their proper training and performance of military duties. Individual and unit clothing and equipment shall be issued in the manner prescribed by the adjutant general.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 102 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 102 - Unit Clothing and Equipment; Regulation of Use

Section 102. Individual and unit clothing and equipment so provided shall be used only for military purposes, under regulations promulgated by the commander-in-chief, who shall provide how and where such property shall be kept and used, and shall be returned when directed by the adjutant general.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 103 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 103 - Use, Care and Return of Military Property

Section 103. An officer or enlisted person shall be responsible for the proper care, safekeeping and return, when so directed, of all items of military property issued by the United States or the commonwealth. Service members shall use the items of military property for military purposes only and, upon being discharged, transferred or otherwise separated from military service or upon the demand of a commanding officer, shall immediately deliver the items to the commanding officer or any officer ordered to receive them in good order and condition, fair wear of the items excepted.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 105 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 105 - Loss or Damage to Military Property; Liability; Restitution

Section 105. An officer or enlisted person of the military forces of the commonwealth who damages, loses through carelessness or neglect, carries away or unlawfully disposes of military property of the United States or of the commonwealth, shall be charged with the money value thereof, as determined by an investigating officer or board of survey detailed or appointed by the adjutant general to investigate and report upon the case. Such investigating officer or board of survey shall submit with the report all the evidence bearing upon the loss, damage or disposition of the property.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 107 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 107 - Unlawful Purchase or Possession of Military Property; Penalty

Section 107. A person who knowingly purchases, retains or has possession of any item of military property of the United States or the commonwealth, unless the military property was issued to the person or is in possession in accordance with law, shall be punished by a fine not to exceed 10 times the value of the military property.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 108 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 108 - Custodians of Military Property; Bond; Duties; Accountability

Section 108. An officer or noncommissioned officer of the armed forces of the commonwealth to whom monies or public property are at any time issued may be required to give bond to the commonwealth, in an amount and with such sureties as may be determined by the adjutant general and conditioned upon the faithful performance of the duties of the officer, accounting properly for all monies or property received by virtue of the assignment and duties during the term of the bond and turning over to the immediate successor of the officer or other officer designated by the adjutant general all records, reports, monies or property for which the officer is accountable as provided in section 112.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 109 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 109 - Use of Schedule Bonds

Section 109. The adjutant general may arrange for such schedule bond as the adjutant general considers advisable to take the place of individual bonds required by law from any officer or officers or noncommissioned officer or officers of the armed forces of the commonwealth. Each such schedule bond shall be with surety satisfactory to the adjutant general and conditioned that the officers and noncommissioned officers holding the positions specified in said bond shall faithfully perform the duties of their respective offices; and it shall contain such other conditions or provisions as may be required by law.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 110 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 110 - Premiums on Bonds; Payment

Section 110. The premium due to any surety company for acting as surety on any bond given under the provisions of sections fifteen, one hundred and eight and one hundred and nine shall be paid by the commonwealth.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 111 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 111 - Custodians of Military Property; Powers and Duties

Section 111. (a) A service member shall be responsible for military property of the United States and the commonwealth that the service member receives and the service member shall not sell, loan or transfer the military property or any part of the property without the authority of the adjutant general. An officer or enlisted person shall be liable to the commonwealth for all military property that is defaced, injured, destroyed or lost by neglect or default of the officer or enlisted person or for its value, which shall be recovered in an action of tort brought by the state judge advocate in the name of the commonwealth.  (b) A service member shall exercise the strictest care and vigilance for the preservation of the individual and unit clothing and equipment and other property furnished by the service member's commands and, in the case of any loss of, or damage to, the clothing, equipment or other property by the service member's neglect or default, the service member shall be subject to appropriate punishment under this chapter.  (c) If an officer or enlisted person neglects or refuses to return any military property of the United States or the commonwealth or of any unit, or to account satisfactorily for it to the officer responsible for its custody or to the officer ordered to receive it, the custodian or officer may make a written complaint directly to the colonel of state police describing the missing property. Upon receipt of the complaint, the state police shall make diligent search for the property and shall take possession of the military property and turn the military property over to the officer responsible for its custody.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 112 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 112 - Accounting for Military Property Upon Change of Command or Disbandment

Section 112. (a) An officer of the military forces of the commonwealth, upon vacating an office, shall turn over to an immediate successor or other officer designated by the commander-in-chief all records, reports and military property in the officer's possession belonging or in any way pertaining to the office.  (b) Upon the disbandment of any unit which has received military property for military use, the service members responsible for the property shall return the property to the officer ordered to receive the property.  (c) Until the service member responsible for the military property or a legal representative receives from the adjutant general notice that the property accounts of the service member have been found correct, the liability of the service member or the estate of the service member for military property shall continue. Upon the death or desertion of a service member responsible for military property, the immediate commanding officer shall immediately cause the property to be collected and a correct inventory made by physical count and examination. The inventory shall be forwarded to the adjutant general and compensation for any shortage may be recovered as provided in subsection (a) of section 111.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 113 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 113 - Inspection and Condemnation of Military Property; Reports

Section 113. A state surveying officer or a board of officers designated by the commander-in-chief shall inspect and condemn military property of the commonwealth unfit for use. No such property shall be sold or otherwise disposed of until it has been inspected and condemned, and the condemnation approved by the commander-in-chief, except that subsistence stores of a perishable nature, which would spoil before action could be taken by the state surveying officer or a board as above provided, may be sold, or given to a non-sectarian charitable institution by the officer responsible therefor, after investigation by an officer detailed by the commanding officer of the organization. The report of the investigation, approved by the commanding officer, shall be forwarded by the responsible officer. The proceeds of any sales made hereunder shall be paid to the military division of the commonwealth.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 114 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 114 - Lease of Military Property

Section 114. The commander-in-chief may lease to, or permit to be used by, the armed forces of the United States, military property belonging to the commonwealth, upon such terms and conditions as will fully protect the interests of the commonwealth.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 116 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 116 - Acceptance of Gifts

Section 116. The adjutant general, with the approval of the commander-in-chief, may accept on behalf of the commonwealth any gift or bequest of personal property to or for the use of the military forces of the commonwealth, and shall forthwith transfer any money or securities so received to the state treasurer who shall administer the same as provided in section seventeen A of chapter ten.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 117 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 117 - Establishment; Responsibility of Cities and Towns; Penalty for Noncompliance

Section 117. Cities and towns shall provide for units of the armed forces of the commonwealth not provided with a state armory or air installation, and permanently stationed within their limits, adequate facilities, including a suitable hall for the purpose of drill, and suitable rooms, properly equipped, annexed thereto for the assemblies of such units, for administrative work, and for the safekeeping of military property. They shall provide for such facilities the necessary fuel, lights, water, janitor service and necessary repairs, or shall make a reasonable monetary allowance therefor to the commonwealth.  Where two or more units of the armed forces of the commonwealth are permanently stationed in the same city or town, the city or town may, instead of providing each with a suitable hall for drill, provide one or more halls to be used by the units in common.  Any city or town failing to comply with this section shall forfeit to the commonwealth a sum not exceeding five thousand dollars for each year, for each unit, during which such failure continues, to be recovered upon an information in equity brought in the superior or supreme judicial court by the attorney general at the relation of the adjutant general. Any amount so forfeited shall be credited to the armory appropriation for the fiscal year in which the forfeiture occurs.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 118 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 118 - Rentals

Section 118. For each armory, air installation or adequate facility maintained by a city or town, or privately owned, there shall annually be allowed and paid by the commonwealth such rental as has been mutually agreed upon.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 119 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 119 - Rental Bills; Contents; Filing; Payment

Section 119. The mayor or city manager of a city, or the selectmen of a town, providing an armory, air installation or adequate facilities for the use of the armed forces of the commonwealth, shall annually submit, on or before June first, to the state quartermaster, through the senior commanding officer stationed therein, a bill for the rental thereof. All such bills shall give the designation and location of each armory, air installation or facility and the designation of each unit quartered therein. The state quartermaster shall annually, not later than June thirtieth, file with the state comptroller his certificate, stating the sum allowed for each armory, air installation or facility, the designation of each unit occupying it, and the city or town making the return, and thereupon he shall notify the mayor or selectmen of the sum allowed, which shall be paid to the city or town.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 120 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 120 - Armories Furnished by State; Effect on Municipal Responsibility

Section 120. When any armory or air installation is furnished by the commonwealth in any city or town, the adjutant general shall notify the city or town where such armory or air installation lies, and thereupon all obligations of said city or town as to said armory or air installation under section one hundred and seventeen, and all allowances and payments by the commonwealth for rent, shall cease, as to the units quartered in said armory or air installation.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 122 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 122 - Lease, Rent or Use of Armory for Nonmilitary Purpose

Section 122. The adjutant general may lease, rent or permit the use of an armory or part thereof for nonmilitary purposes, by any federal or state governmental entity, or any other user, under such restrictions and for such compensation, if any, as the adjutant general may by regulation prescribe. The adjutant general shall apply any compensation received to the cost of maintaining the armory.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 126 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 126 - Armory Commission; Powers and Duties in Respect to Location and Rejuvenation of Armories and Air Installations; Method of Acquiring Land

Section 126. The armory commission shall rebuild, remodel or repair state armories or air installations damaged or destroyed and may reconstruct, remodel, enlarge or otherwise improve existing state armories or air installations if it deems the needs of the service so require. The commission shall construct additional armories or air installations until the armed forces of the commonwealth shall be provided with adequate quarters.  The armory commission shall designate the location of armories and air installations to be constructed and shall immediately, on behalf of the commonwealth, take by eminent domain under chapter 79 or acquire by purchase or otherwise suitable lots of land in the respective cities or towns designated and shall erect, furnish and equip thereon armories or air installations sufficient for 1 or more units of the armed forces of the commonwealth as it considers necessary; provided, however, that no land shall be acquired and no buildings shall be erected, reconstructed, remodeled or enlarged until the site and plans and the total amount to be authorized for the site and plans have been approved by the commander-in-chief.  The armory commission may, on behalf of the commonwealth and with the approval of the commander-in-chief, take by eminent domain under chapter 79 or acquire by purchase or lease, land suitable for ranges for target practice for the armed forces of the commonwealth and upon such land may, with the approval of the commander-in-chief, erect such buildings and construct such facilities as may be needed.  Land acquired by purchase under this section shall be paid for by the commonwealth upon the execution of such a release or conveyance as shall be prescribed by the attorney general.  The armory commission may, on behalf of the commonwealth and with the approval of the commander-in-chief, dispose of an armory or air installation whenever it considers that the continued existence of such armory or air installation no longer suitably or efficiently serves the purposes of the armed forces of the commonwealth either due to obsolescence or changes in the defense requirements.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 130 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 130 - Drills or Parades by Armed Citizens or Foreign Troops; Conditions

Section 130. The commander-in-chief may prescribe rules and regulations under which bodies of citizens of the United States, or foreign troops to whose admission to the United States the government of the United States has consented, may drill or parade with firearms or harmless imitations thereof. The commander-in-chief may authorize the use by any such body of any state armory or air installation for drill or training.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 131 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 131 - Unauthorized Parades by Armed Citizens; Unlawful Maintenance of Armories; Penalties

Section 131. Whoever violates any provision of section one hundred and twenty-nine or one hundred and thirty shall be punished by a fine of not more than $500 or by imprisonment for not more than six months, or both.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 132 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 132 - Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company; Rights Preserved

Section 132. This chapter shall not affect the right of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts to maintain its organization as a military company and its constitution and by-laws in so far as the same are not repugnant to the laws of the commonwealth or of the United States.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 133 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 133 - Civil Officers; Penalties for Violation of Chapter

Section 133. Civil officers named in this chapter who neglect or refuse to obey any of its provisions shall, except as otherwise expressly provided, forfeit not less than $200 nor more than $500.
MA Gen L ch 33 § 134 (2021)
2021 Massachusetts General Laws|Part I - Administration of the Government|Title V - Militia|Chapter 33 - Militia|Section 134 - Corps of Cadets; Rights Preserved

Section 134. The First Corps of Cadets and the Second Corps of Cadets shall be organized as the commander-in-chief directs, and may retain their respective names, the right to wear such distinctive uniforms as may be approved from time to time by the commander-in-chief, and retain their ancient privileges as prescribed in Title 32 of the United States Code.