Does North Carolina have a militia?

The North Carolina Citizens Militia has Regiments all over the state. In order to start a Regiment you will need to have a total of 5 members. Regiments can have any amount of members. Each Regiment has an area of responsibility and is normally in the home county of that Regiment.

Is there a militia in California?

“The militia of the State shall consist of the National Guard (Army & Air), California State Guard and the Naval Militia—which constitute the active militia—and the unorganized militia.”…California Military Department.

Department overview
Parent department	Governor of California

Who makes up the North Carolina militia?

The North Carolina militia statutes are found in Chapter 127A, and they provide for two different types of state militias: organized and unorganized. The organized militia is composed of the state’s National Guard (Army and Air), along with a naval militia and certain historic military commands.

How many militias are in North Carolina?

In 2019, the Southern Poverty Law Center reported that there were at least 20 militia and anti-government groups in North Carolina, among a cohort in the United States “well into the hundreds”—a number on the rise in the past two years.

What militia groups are in California?

This is a list of active and armed militia organizations in the United States. While the two largest militias are the Oath Keepers and the 3 Percenters, there are numerous smaller groups….Local groups.

State	Name	Location
California	California State Militia	Bay Area
Northern
Sacramento County
Southern

What is the North Carolina militia called?

The North Carolina militia statutes are found in Chapter 127A, and they provide for two different types of state militias: organized and unorganized. The organized militia is composed of the state’s National Guard (Army and Air), along with a naval militia and certain historic military commands. G.S. 127A-3, 4, 6.

Who is the commander of the troops in North Carolina?

It is composed of Army and Air National Guard units….

North Carolina National Guard
Commander in Chief	Governor Roy Cooper
Adjutant General of North Carolina	Major General M. Todd Hunt, NCARNG
Insignia
Abbreviation	NCNG