These statutes also divide the Militia into various classes, such as "organized" or "unorganized", in the case of 10 USC 311, or "active" and "reserve", as many states do, with "active" being considered the National or State Guards, but not the national armed forces.
Note: (National or State Guard)
forty years in politics is not a long time. What I wrote is correct. Whatever state militia exist today are for the most part ceremonial groups. It is the National Guard that Governors call up in a time of trouble.