Modifies various provisions relating to military affairs

Summary

The bill eliminates ten existing sections of the Missouri Revised Statutes and inserts eighteen new sections that reshape how the Missouri National Guard receives grants, awards service ribbons, participates in federal asset forfeiture, and provides cybersecurity assistance. It also makes the Adjutant General the sponsor of the Guard’s life‑insurance program, expands military leave for public employees, and removes the tuition‑waiver provision for Guard members. The changes affect Guard members, their families, state agencies, and the Missouri Veterans’ Commission, and the bill ultimately failed to pass.

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