Definition: SDState refers to a state in the United States that was created by Congress for its federal employees during World War II. It's similar to a home state, but with an extra dimension: the "S" stands for service and the "d" means designation as military. This system is used to distinguish between federal and non-federal positions and also to provide accountability among agencies. The SDState system was in place until 1973 when it was replaced by Title 46 of the United States Code, which defines and administers all federal employee benefits, including pensions.
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