North Dakota Code § 37-03-01

Adjutant general - Appointment - Qualifications - Term - Salary - Office at
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The governor shall appoint the adjutant general. Each candidate for the office must have 
been a federally recognized commissioned officer of the national guard for a period of at least 
three years immediately preceding the appointment, must have obtained the rank of lieutenant 
colonel or higher, and must have completed the educational requirements for appointment as a 
federally recognized general officer. The term of office is for six years and commences on 
July 1, 2001, and on every sixth anniversary thereof. The governor shall fill a vacancy for an 
unexpired term. The salary of the adjutant general must be within the appropriation for salaries 
by the legislative assembly. The adjutant general must have an office at the state capital. The 
provisions of chapter 37 -04 relating to the vacation of commissions, retirement, and discharge 
apply to the adjutant general.

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