New Hampshire's deputy adjutant general may stay in office past age 65 during a four-year term.
The deputy adjutant general's term lasts four years, even if the officer turns 65 during it. This rule took effect July 27, 2026.
The deputy adjutant general serves a four-year term that may continue past age 65. This covers New Hampshire's deputy adjutant general in the Department of Military Affairs and Veterans Services. To be appointed, a person must have served at least five years in the New Hampshire National Guard or U.S. armed forces and reached the rank of major. The rule allowing service past age 65 took effect July 27, 2026.
No hearings or votes scheduled.