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Yes, as long as the governor remains in the command loop Brother Buzz Aug 2017 #1
thank you all for these answers. spanone Aug 2017 #8
U.S. military can help with relief, but not law enforcement RandySF Aug 2017 #2
The military can help with law enforcement if the governor is in command Brother Buzz Aug 2017 #4
Are you talking about the national guard? RandySF Aug 2017 #7
Both Brother Buzz Aug 2017 #12
I am not a legal expert, but I believe if the local or state governments agree it is. 33taw Aug 2017 #3
Anyone else surprised True Dough Aug 2017 #5
I think their figure is off Massacure Aug 2017 #18
If they use them to assist in rescue and provide shelter and meals, yes. appleannie1943 Aug 2017 #6
Why shouldn't it be legal? mwooldri Aug 2017 #9
I think the reference here is to the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878 Xipe Totec Aug 2017 #16
The USS Lexington provided power to Tacoma for a month or so in 1929. Pope George Ringo II Aug 2017 #10
The Government is invading Texas! ghostsinthemachine Aug 2017 #11
And the deplorables thought this would happen with Obama in the White House! LonePirate Aug 2017 #14
Maybe Obama planned the whole Harvey thing ghostsinthemachine Aug 2017 #19
Yes it is, sarisataka Aug 2017 #13
thank you. spanone Aug 2017 #15
Only illegal if they open fire. AngryAmish Aug 2017 #17
gen Honore came during Katrina. He was a life saver. Glad the military is finally riversedge Aug 2017 #20
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