A WELL REGULATED MILITIA? TODAY?



- What is the Militia?

Section 311, Title 10 of the United States Code recognizes the unorganized 

militia of the United States as all able-bodied male citizens between 17 and 

45 years of age who are not members of the National Guard or the Naval

Militia. The law also includes provisions for militia participation by

female, older and prospective citizens. The militia is LEGAL according to

U.S. law. The militia is NOT a renegade organization as portrayed by the

media and some politicians.



- What is its purpose?

The purpose of the militia is the defense of the Republic and the State from 

all its enemies, whether they be foreign or domestic. We do this by

maintaining a program of training and preparedness for emergency situations

as well as by educating ourselves and others about potential dangers to our

constitutionally protected way of life in these united States of America.



- Who is in charge?

Militia leadership is democratically elected at a series of levels beginning 

at the Brigade, or county unit, where a Commander is elected who in turn

votes for a multi-county Division Commander. The general membership votes for a State 

or Theatre Commander. A Commander may serve until he or she leaves the

position or until the membership votes for a new Commander. The actual

structure may vary depending on the needs or desires or a particular area.



- What kind of training does the militia do?

Militia training includes a variety of areas that would increase our

effectiveness in any time of National or State emergency. These include but

are not necessarily limited to first aid, self defense, organization,

transportation and navigation, communication, equipment maintenance and

usage, as well as training in military field tactics. Training is typically

held at times and places convenient to the participating unit and is held

year-round to ensure a constant state of readiness. Most militia members find

personal training to be a source of personal growth and espirit de corps.

Militia training includes the mind as well as the body. Study of the

Constitution and historical issues will be a significant part of your militia

training. Militia members share knowledge in all these areas in order to

provide for a strong defense of freedom.



- What about racism or sexism in the militia?

There is none. The militia welcomes members of all races and creeds as well

as of both genders. A member may hold any position that they are qualified

to fill. Despite recent media attempts to portray us as otherwise, we are an

organization that welcomes all who share our cause. YOU are invited to join

our noble cause...the defense of liberty.



- Is the militia a threat to a peaceful society?

The militia is more accurately called a guarantor of a peaceful society. The 

militia is strictly a DEFENSIVE organization. Our function is to preserve and 

defend the Constitution of the United States of America and the State of 

Michigan as well as the citizenry at large.



"A well regulated Militia, being necessary for the security of a free State, 

the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

		-Second amendment to the Constitution of the United States



"Every person has a right to keep and bear arms for the defense of himself

and the state"

		-Article 1, section 6, Constitution of Michigan



We invite you to join us in a commitment to preserve and protect the 

Constitutional governance of the Republic and of the State of Michigan. 

Please feel free to contact us for more information.



1-616-788-4754



YES! TODAY JUST AS YESTERDAY.