Military of Oklahoma

Militia of the State of Oklahoma
Flag of Oklahoma
Founded	May 2, 1890
Current form	May 16, 1951
Service branches	Army National Guard Air National Guard State Guard Unorganized Militia
Headquarters	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Leadership
Governor of Oklahoma	Mary Fallin
Secretary of the Military	Major General Harry M. Wyatt III
Adjutant General	Major General Harry M. Wyatt III
Manpower
Military age	17-70
Available for military service	1,947,600, age 17-69 (2005)
Fit for military service	1,558,080, age 17-69 (2005)
Reaching military age annually	38,952 (2005)
Active personnel	9,000
Expenditures
Budget	$US 20.6 million
Industry
Domestic suppliers	United States
Related articles
History	Military history of the United States

The Militia of the State of Oklahoma, the de facto Military of Oklahoma, is the unified armed force of Oklahoma. The Oklahoma National Guard comprises the majority of the State Militia and consists of both Army and Air Guard departments.

Its component branches are:

• Oklahoma Army National Guard
• Oklahoma Air National Guard
• Oklahoma State Guard
• Oklahoma Unorganized Militia

All branches are under civilian control with the Governor of Oklahoma serving as Commander-in-Chief. All branches are part of the Department of the Military, which is under the authority of the Adjutant General of Oklahoma, who is an active duty member of the Oklahoma National Guard. The State Militia is an all volunteer military with no active conscription in place.

The State Militia is part of the larger military of the United States and may be federalized by order the President of the United States to execute the laws of the United States, suppress insurrections and repel invasions.

See also

• Military of the United States
• National Guard of the United States

External links

• The Oklahoma Military Code