The creation of the Military Department shall in no manner
affect the status, position, pay, classification, rights, duties,
obligations, responsibilities, or tenure, as the same exist on the
effective date of this act, of any person, employee, appointee,
officer, enlisted person, warrant officer or commissioned officer
employed, enlisted or appointed by or on duty with or in the service
of the Office of the Adjutant General or the Adjutant General or the
National Guard or the State Military Reserve or the California Cadet
Corps or the Naval Militia.

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