10 U.S.C. § 20104 — Orders to active duty: with consent of member

(a) Authority. A Space Force member who is in a space force active status (not on sustained duty), or who is in a space force inactive status, can — with that member's consent — be ordered to active duty, or kept on active duty, under these sections of chapter 1209 of this title, the same way they'd apply to a reserve component member ordered or retained with consent: (1) Section 12301(d) — orders to active duty at any time with the member's consent. (2) Section 12301(h) — orders to active duty for medical or health care matters. (3) Section 12322 — active duty for health care. (4) Section 12323 — active duty pending a line-of-duty determination needed to respond to sexual assault. (b) Applicable Provisions of Law. These sections of chapter 1209, which normally apply to a reserve component member ordered to active duty with consent, apply the same way to a Space Force member ordered to active duty under this section: (1) Section 12308 — staying on duty after becoming qualified for retired pay. (2) Section 12309 — using Reserve officers to expand the armed forces. (3) Section 12313 — releasing reserve members from active duty. (4) Section 12314 — kinds of duty. (5) Section 12315 — duty with or without pay. (6) Section 12316 — paying certain Reserves while on duty. (7) Section 12318 — duties and funding of reserve members on active duty. (8) Section 12320 — the grade someone is ordered to active duty in. (9) Section 12321 — limiting how many reserve members can be assigned to Reserve Officer Training Corps units.