United States Code

TABLE OF TITLES AND CHAPTERS

TITLE 1-GENERAL PROVISIONS

Chap.

3. Protection of the President; United Sta Chap

Secret Service Uniformed Division. 1. Rules of Construction.

4. Delegation of Functions. 2. Acts and Resolutions; Formalities of En

actment; Repeals; Sealing of Instru

ments. 3. Code of Laws of United States and Sup

TITLE 4-FLAG AND SEAL, SEAT OF GC plements; District of Columbia Code ERNMENT, AND THE STATES and Supplements.

The Flag. 2. The Seal.

3. Seat of the Government. TITLE 2–THE CONGRESS

4. The States. 1. Election of Senators and Representatives.

5. Official Territorial Papers. 2. Organization of Congress. 3. Compensation and Allowances of Members.

TITLE 5-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIO 4. Officers and Employees of Senate and AND EMPLOYEES House of Representatives.

PART 1-THE AGENCIES GENERALLY 5. Library of Congress. 6. Congressional and Committee Procedure;

1. Organization. Investigations.

3. Powers. 7. Contested Elections (Repealed).

5. Administrative Procedure. 8. Federal Corrupt Practices (Repealed).

6. The Analysis of Regulatory Functions. 8A. Regulation of Lobbying.

7. Judicial Review. 9. Office of Legislative Counsel.

9. Executive Reorganization. 9A. Office of the Law Revision Counsel.

PART II-CIVIL SERVICE FUNCTIONS AND 9B. Legislative Classification Office.

RESPONSIBILITIES 9C. Office of the Parliamentarian of the 11. Office of Personnel Management. House of Representatives.

12. 9D. Office of Senate Legal Counsel.

Merit Systems Protection Board and Spe 10. Classification of Employees of House of

cial Counsel.

13. Special Authority. Representatives. 10A. Payroll Administration in House of Rep

15. Political Activity of Certain State and resentatives.

Local Employees. 11. Commission on Executive, Legislative, and

PART III-EMPLOYEES Judicial Salaries. 12. Contested Elections.

SUBPART A-GENERAL PROVISIONS 13. Joint Committee on Congressional Oper

21. Definitions. ations.

23. Merit System Principles. 14. Federal Election Campaigns.

29. Commissions, Oaths, Records, and Re15. Office of Technology Assessment.

ports. 16. Congressional Mailing Standards.

SUBPART B-EMPLOYMENT AND RETENTION 17. Congressional Budget Office.

31. 17A. Congressional Budget and Fiscal Oper

Authority for Employment. 33. Examination, Selection, and Placement. 34. Part-time Career Employment Opportuni

ties. 35. Retention Preference, Restoration, and

Reemployment.

SUBPART C-EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE 41. Training. 43. Performance Appraisal. 45. Incentive Awards. 47. Personnel Research Programs and Dem

onstration Projects.

ations. 17B. Impoundment Control. 18. Legislative Personnel Financial Disclosure

Requirements. 19. Congressional Award Program.

TITLE 3–THE PRESIDENT
1. Presidential Elections and Vacancies.
2. Office and Compensation of President.

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TITLE 5-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION AND EMPLOYEES–Continued

PART III-EMPLOYEES-CONTINUED

SUBPART D-PAY AND ALLOWANCES

26.

63.

72.

31.

SUBPART F-LABOR-MANAGEMENT AND EMPLOYEE

RELATIONS 71. Labor-Management Relations.

Antidiscrimination; Right to Petition Con

gress. 73. Suitability, Security, and Conduct. 75. Adverse Actions. 77. Appeals. 79. Services to Employees.

SUBPART G-INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES 81. Compensation for Work Injuries. 83. Retirement. 85. Unemployment Compensation. 87. Life Insurance. 89. Health Insurance.

Chap. 20. Dumping or Destruction of Interstate

Produce. 20A. Perishable Agricultural Commodities. 21. Tobacco Statistics. 21A. Tobacco Inspection. 21B. Tobacco Control. 22. Agricultural Marketing (Omitted

Transferred). 23. Foreign Agricultural Service (Repealud). 24. Perishable Agricultural Commodities

[Transferred to Chapter 20A). 25. Export Standards for Apples and Pears. 25A. Export Standards for Grapes and Plums.

Agricultural Adjustment. 26 A. Agricultural Marketing Agreements. 27. Cotton Marketing. 28. Tobacco Industry (Repealed). 29. Potato Act of 1935 (Repealed). 30. Anti-Hog-Cholera Serum and Hog-Chol

era Virus. Rural Electrification and Telephone Serv

ice. 32. Peanut Statistics. 33.

Farm Tenancy. 34. Sugar Production and Control (Omitted

or Repealed). 35. Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938. 35A. Price Support of Agricultural Commod

ities. 36. Crop Insurance. 37.

Seeds. 38. Distribution and Marketing of Agricultur

al Products. 39. Stabilization of International Wheat

Market. 40.

Halogeton Glomeratus Control.
Agricultural Trade Development and As-

sistance. 42. Agricultural Commodity Set-Aside. 43. Agricultural Attachés. 44. Wool Program. 45. Soil Bank Program. 46. Surplus Disposal of Agricultural Com

modities. 47. Interchange of Department of Agricul.

ture and State Employees (Repealed). 48. Humane Methods of Livestock Slaughter. 49. Consultation on Agricultural Programs. 50. Agricultural Credit. 51. Food Stamp Program. 52. Farm Labor Contractor Registration (Re

pealed). 53. Cotton Research and Promotion. 54.

Transportation, Sale and Handling of Cer

tain Animals. 55. Department of Agriculture. 55A. Department of Agriculture Advisory Com

mittees. 56. Unfair Trade Practice Affecting Produc

ers of Agricultural Products.

Plant Variety Protection. 58.

Potato Research and Promotion.

TITLE 6-SURETY BONDS (REPEALED)

41.

TITLE 7-AGRICULTURE 1. Commodity Exchanges. 2. Cotton Standards. 3. Grain Standards. 4. Naval Stores. 5. Importation of Adulterated Seeds (Re

pealed). 6. Insecticides and Environmental Pesticide

Control. 7. Insect Pests Generally. 7A. Golden Nematode. 7B. Plant Pests. 8. Nursery Stock and Other Plants and

Plant Products. 8A. Rubber. 9. Packers and Stockyards. 10. Warehouses. 11. Honeybees. 12. Associations of Agricultural Products Pro

ducers. 13. Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges. 14. Agricultural Experiment Stations. 15. Bureau of Animal Industry. 16.

Bureau of Dairy Industry. 17. Miscellaneous Matters. 18. Cooperative Marketing. 19. Cotton Statistics and Estimates.

57.

TITLE 7-AGRICULTURE-Continued

Definitions.

General Powers.

Department of Defense.

Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Boards, Councils, and Committees.

Defense Agencies.

Regular Components. (No present sec-

Arming of American Vessels.

Military Cooperation with Civilian Law

Enforcement Officials.

1. General Provisions (Repealed or Omit-

ted).

2. Elective Franchise (Transferred).

3. Civil Rights (Transferred or Repealed).

4. Freedmen (Omitted).

Alien Ownership of Land (Transferred or

Omitted).

6. Immigration (Transferred, Omitted, or

Repealed).

7. Exclusion of Chinese (Omitted or Re-

pealed).

8. The Cooly Trade (Repealed).
9. Miscellaneous Provisions

(Repealed or

Transferred).

10. Alien Registration (Repealed.)

11. Nationality (Repealed or Transferred).

12. Immigration and Nationality.

13. Immigration and Naturalization Service.

PART II-PERSONNEL

Enlistments.

Officer Strength and Distribution in

Grade.

Appointments in Regular Components.

Appointments as Reserve Officers.

Temporary Appointments in Officer

Grades.

Promotion, Separation, and Involuntary

Retirement of Officers on the Active-

Duty List.

General Service Requirements.

Active Duty.

Leave.

Special Appointments, Assignments, De-

tails, and Duties.
Rank and Command.
The Uniform.
Uniform Code of Military Justice.
Military Correctional Facilities.
Miscellaneous Prohibitions and Penalties.
Reserve Components: Standards and Pro-

cedures for Retention and Promotion.

Miscellaneous Rights and Benefits.

Medical and Dental Care.

Decorations and Awards.

Separation.

Separation of Regular Officers for Sub-

standard Performance of Duty and for

Certain Other Reasons.

Retirement or Separation for Physical

Disability.

Retirement for Age.
Retirement of Warrant Officers for

Length of Service.

Retired Pay for Non-regular Service.

Retired Grade.

Computation of Retired Pay.

Annuities Based on Retired or Retainer

Pay.

Death Benefits.

Posthumous Commissions and Warrants.

Correction of Military Records.

1. General Provisions.

2. Convention on the Recognition and En-

forcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards.

75.

77.

79.

80.

Chap. 337. Appointments as Reserve Officers. 339. Temporary Appointments. 341. Active Duty. 343. Special Appointments, Assignments, De

tails, and Duties. 345. Rank and Command. 347. (Repealed). 349. Miscellaneous Prohibitions and Penalties. 351. (Repealed). 353. Miscellaneous Rights and Benefits. 355. Hospitalization. 357. Decoratioris and Awards. 359. (Repealed). 360. (Repealed). 361. Separation for Various Reasons. 363. Separation or Transfer to Retired Re

serve. 365. (Repealed). 367. Retirement for Length of Service. 369. Retired Grade. 371. Computation of Retired Pay. 373. Civilian Employees.

PART III-TRAINING 401. Training Generally. 403. United States Military Academy. 405. (Repealed). 407. Schools and Camps.

PART III-TRAINING 101. Training Generally. 102. Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps. 103. Senior Reserve Officers' Training Corps. 104. Uniformed Services University of the

Health Sciences. 105. Armed Forces Health Professions Schol

arship Program. 106. Educational Assistance for Enlisted Mem

bers of the Selected Reserve of the

Ready Reserve. 107. Educational Assistance for Persons Enlist

ing for Active Duty. 108. Granting of Advanced Degrees at Depart

ment of Defense Schools. PART IV-SERVICE, SUPPLY, AND PROCUREMENT 131. Planning and Coordination. 133. Facilities for Reserve Components. 135. Encouragement of Aviation. 137. Procurement Generally. 138. North Atlantic Treaty Organization AC

quisition and Cross-Servicing Agree

ments. 139. Research and Development. 141. Miscellaneous Procurement Provisions. 143. Production by Military Agencies. 145. Cataloging and Standardization. 147. Utilities and Services. 149. Issue to Armed Forces. 151. Issue of Serviceable Material Other Than

to Armed Forces. 153. Exchange of Material and Disposal of Ob

solete, Surplus, or Unclaimed Property. 155. Acceptance of Gifts and Services. 157. Transportation. 159. Real Property; Related Personal Proper

ty; and Lease of Non-Excess Property. 161. Property Records. 163. Military Claims. 165. Accountability and Responsibility. 167. Defense Mapping Agency. 169. Military Construction and Military Family Housing.

SUBTITLE B-ARMY

PART IV-SERVICE, SUPPLY, AND PROCUREMENT 431. Industrial Mobilization, Research, and

Development. 433. Procurement. 435. Issue of Serviceable Material to Armed

Forces. 437. Utilities and Services. 439. Sale of Serviceable Material. 441. Issue of Serviceable Material Other Than

to Armed Forces. 443. Disposal of Obsolete or Surplus Material. 445. Inquests; Disposition of Effects of De

ceased Persons; Captured Flags. 447. Transportation. 449. Real Property. 451. Military Claims. 453. Accountability and Responsibility.

SUBTITLE C-NAVY AND MARINE CORPS

PART I-ORGANIZATION 301. Definitions. 303. Department of the Army. 305. The Army Staff. 307. The Army.

PART I-ORGANIZATION 501. Definitions. 503. Department of the Navy. 505. Secretary, Under Secretary, and Assistant

Secretaries of the Navy. 507. Office of the Comptroller of the Navy. 509. Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. 511. (Repealed). 513. Bureaus; Office of the Judge Advocate

General; Office of Naval Research. 515. Commandant of the Marine Corps; Head

quarters, Marine Corps. 516. (Repealed). 517. (Repealed). 519. Naval Reserve and Marine Corps Reserve.

PART II-PERSONNEL 331. Strength. 333. Enlistments. 335. Appointments in the Regular Army.

TITLE 10-ARMED FORCES-Continued

SUBTITLE C-NAVY AND MARINE CORPS-

CONTINUED

PART II - PERSONNEL

Chap

531. Strength of Naval Reserve and Marine

Corps Reserve.

533. Distribution in Grade.

535. Grade and Rank of Officers.