Hines v. State

Claimant for many years had been a member of the National Guard of this State and had received various promotions in the service until he became colonel and commanding *2officer of the One Hundred and Fifth Artillery Regiment of the Guard.

On April 13, 1927, he was requested to resign this position by the commanding officer of the National Guard and at the same time shown a report as to his efficiency in the service. Claimant refused to resign and thereafter, pursuant to section 77 of the National Defense Act, as amended, and section 80 of the Military Law (as amd. by Laws of 1924, chap. 114) of…