oh, btw, a well regulated militia meant the National Guard!
You a member?
A well-regulated militia is very different than the National Guard.
The National Guard provides weapons to an individual who enlisted in the guard. The Guard is paid service. The National Guard is integrated into a national command structure. The National Guard does not elect its officers.
A militia generally requires the individual to bring their own weapon. It is only raised in time of crisis and not available in peacetime. It is unpaid (generally), elects its own officers, and is only responsible to the state.
Traditional State Militias in the U.S. generally did not go beyond the Civil War.