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08/19/2026

Maj. Gen. Konata Crumbly, Commander of the Georgia Air National Guard, joined Dobbins leaders in highlighting the vital role Georgia National Guard Soldiers and Airmen play in military readiness and our local community.
Through partnerships across the military and with community leaders, businesses and neighbors, our Guardsmen remains ready to respond when Georgia and the nation need us most.

https://www.mdjonline.com/news/local/dobbins-leaders-talk-military-readiness-community-support/article_58c5d855-bd15-4515-8298-c8f4404168ac.html

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Discover Ga. National Guard opportunities 👉https://www.airforce.com/ways-to-serve/air-national-guard/georgia
🎓 Free tuition | 💼 Career training | 💰 Bonuses | 🏡 Stay local

CUMBERLAND — Military readiness is a team sport, according to Col. Diane Patton, commander of the 94th Airlift Wing at Dobbins Air Reserve Base.

08/19/2026

Staff Sgt. Jaeden Hamelly, a Georgia Army National Guard combat medic and Miss Connecticut USA 2026, is showing that serving others can extend far beyond the uniform.
From caring for Soldiers to advocating for mental health awareness among service members and veterans, Hamelly is using her experiences and platform to make an impact—both in uniform and in her community.

https://www.dvidshub.net/news/571972/georgia-guard-combat-medic-miss-connecticut-usa-competes-miss-usa-2026

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MARIETTA, Ga. – The first day at her initial duty station at the Brooke Army Medical Center Trauma Unit on Fort Sam Houston, TX, Staff Sgt. Jaeden Hamelly had to respond to a 14 year old boy who lit himself on fire in a failed attempt to take his own life. This traumatic event was unbearable and a...

08/18/2026

Meet Chief Warrant Officer 3 Jeff Adams, a CH-47F Chinook standardization instructor pilot with the
Georgia National Guard.

With 18 years of service and four combat rotations, CW3 Adams brings a wealth of experience to the cockpit, though his impact goes far beyond flying. As an instructor and mentor, he’s helping develop the next generation of CH-47 aircrews while supporting missions ranging from overseas operations to wildfire response and training here at home.

Experienced leaders like CW3 Adams are essential to maintaining our warfighting edge. By passing on lessons learned, developing capable aircrews and remaining ready to respond at home or wherever our Nation calls, he represents what makes the National Guard such a unique and indispensable part of the Joint Force.

Last week, 201st Regional Support Group Soldiers took part in a multi-day hazardous materials (HAZMAT) training course d...
08/18/2026

Last week, 201st Regional Support Group Soldiers took part in a multi-day hazardous materials (HAZMAT) training course designed to strengthen their knowledge, skills and readiness to respond when it matters most.

Through hands-on instruction and realistic scenarios, our service members sharpened their ability to identify hazards, protect personnel and support missions across Georgia and beyond.

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This week, SEA Raines and I visited the Georgia National Guard to see how its citizen-warriors are advancing capabilitie...
08/17/2026

This week, SEA Raines and I visited the Georgia National Guard to see how its citizen-warriors are advancing capabilities that strengthen our warfighting readiness.

From unmanned aircraft systems to the team supporting the CH-47F Chinook program, we saw firsthand how Georgia Guardsmen are integrating technology, expertise and experience to meet evolving mission requirements.

These capabilities—and the professionals behind them—keep our National Guard adaptable, lethal and ready wherever our Nation needs us.

08/13/2026

🚨 READY WHEN IT MATTERS MOST. 🚨

At Fort Stewart, Georgia, units from the 116th Air Control Wing and 165th Airlift Wing and with the Georgia Army National Guard came together for an annual collective training exercise focused on readiness, interoperability and saving lives. ☢️

From the rubble pile to medical care, every step is designed to prepare our teams to respond when our communities need us most.

Train together. Respond together. Ready together. 💪

🎥 Check out the video below to see the training in action!

The Georgia National Guard continues to grow stronger as Georgians answer the call to serve.From responding to emergenci...
08/12/2026

The Georgia National Guard continues to grow stronger as Georgians answer the call to serve.
From responding to emergencies here at home to supporting missions around the world, our Soldiers and Airmen are ready to serve wherever they’re needed. The decision to serve is about more than a career—it’s about being part of something bigger and making a difference in the communities we call home.

https://www.wsbradio.com/news/local/georgia-national-guard-sees-recruitment-climb-despite-middle-east-conflict/DLZW4ANTMVGRBCYYQNL57DHJLE/

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Army: https://bit.ly/3KYNH7r
Air: https://www.airforce.com/ways-to-serve/air-national-guard/georgia
GSDF: https://www.gsdf.georgia.gov
📈 Build Skills | 🤝 Be Part of a Team | 🚨Make a Real Impact | 🏡 Serve Close to Home

“This is going to be the best year of recruiting in possibly the last 20 years,” Crumbly said.

Heartfelt cards were received from a local church to share with our Guardsmen.These messages of encouragement and thanks...
08/11/2026

Heartfelt cards were received from a local church to share with our Guardsmen.

These messages of encouragement and thanks are a simple but powerful reminder that their service is valued and appreciated.
The connection between the Georgia National Guard and the communities we serve goes both ways. Through moments like these, our Guardsmen are reminded of the support behind them.

Thank you for the support and reminding our Soldiers and Airmen that they never serve alone.

A symbol of sacrifice and resilience, the Purple Heart honors the service members who have been wounded or made the ulti...
08/07/2026

A symbol of sacrifice and resilience, the Purple Heart honors the service members who have been wounded or made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our nation. Their courage and dedication continue to inspire generations of Americans.

Today, we remember and honor the service members who have earned this distinguished award. Their sacrifice and dedication represent the highest traditions of military service and a legacy of courage that continues to inspire generations.

Strong leadership drives a strong force, strengthening the capabilities and impact of the Georgia National Guard across ...
08/07/2026

Strong leadership drives a strong force, strengthening the capabilities and impact of the Georgia National Guard across the state and around the world. From supporting Georgia communities to answering the call for missions worldwide, our Soldiers and Airmen remain ready to serve.

💪Live here, work here, serve here
Army: https://bit.ly/3KYNH7r
Air: https://www.airforce.com/ways-to-serve/air-national-guard/georgia
GSDF: https://www.gsdf.georgia.gov
📈 Build Skills | 🤝 Be Part of a Team | 🚨Make a Real Impact | 🏡 Serve Close to Home

It was great visiting with MG Richard D. Wilson, the Adjutant General of Georgia, to discuss the nearly 14,000 service members of the Georgia National Guard and the tremendous impact they make for their state and nation.

As the sixth-largest National Guard organization in the country, the Georgia Guard brings significant capabilities to the fight. From responding when their communities need them most to providing ready forces for missions around the world, their reach and contributions are felt far beyond the state’s borders.

I appreciate MG Wilson’s leadership and thank every Georgia Guardsmen for their dedication and sacrifice. Their commitment strengthens our formations, protects our communities and ensures we are ready whenever the call comes.

Ready For Combat! This We’ll Defend!

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