Connecticut Administrative Code Title 27 - Armed Forces and Veterans
Connecticut Administrative Code Title 27 – Armed Forces and Veterans
Title 27 of the Connecticut General Statutes addresses matters related to the state's armed forces and veterans. It encompasses several chapters that delineate the organization, rights, and benefits of military personnel and veterans.
📘 Chapters Overview
Chapter 504 – Militia
Defines the state's organized militia, including the Connecticut National Guard and other reserve components.
Outlines the structure, duties, and powers of the militia.
Chapter 505 – Private Military Forces
Regulates private military organizations within the state.
Establishes guidelines for their operation and oversight.
Chapter 505a – United States Armed Forces
Addresses matters concerning members of the U.S. Armed Forces residing in Connecticut.
Includes provisions related to their rights and responsibilities within the state.
Chapter 506 – Veterans
Focuses on the rights, benefits, and services available to veterans.
Includes sections on hospital care, veterans' health registry, and assistance for veterans' families.
Key sections include:
Sec. 27-109 – Hospital care for veterans.
Sec. 27-109a – Veterans' health registry.
Sec. 27-123 – Maintenance of veterans' graves.
Sec. 27-124 – Public celebrations and memorials for veterans.
Sec. 27-124a – Veterans and Military Tourism Trail.
Sec. 27-125 – Temporary assistance for veterans and their families.
Sec. 27-140ii – Assistance for veterans exposed to depleted uranium.
Chapter 507 – Connecticut Code of Military Justice
Establishes the legal framework for the military justice system within the state.
Outlines offenses, procedures, and penalties applicable to members of the state's military forces.(cga.ct.gov)
For detailed information and the full text of each section, you can visit the official Connecticut General Assembly website: (cga.ct.gov)
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