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These Idaho National Guard Airmen work every day to identify threats, analyze adversary activity and deliver the intelli...
31/05/2026

These Idaho National Guard Airmen work every day to identify threats, analyze adversary activity and deliver the intelligence cyber operators need to defend critical networks.

GOWEN FIELD, Idaho - Airmen with the Idaho National Guard’s 224th Cyber Operations Squadron’s Intelligence Support shop work behind the scenes every day on Gowen Field in Boise to identify threats,

Indiana National Guardsmen and Slovak soldiers teamed up in a battle-focused marksmanship competition, demonstrating the...
30/05/2026

Indiana National Guardsmen and Slovak soldiers teamed up in a battle-focused marksmanship competition, demonstrating the strength of their more than 30-year partnership as they earned accolades.

INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana National Guardsmen and Slovak soldiers teamed up at a recent shooting competition, continuing their enduring partnership in a dominant fashion."By integrating our forces in this

It’s official! The New Mexico National Guard and Seychelles Defence Forces established a new partnership through the Sta...
29/05/2026

It’s official! The New Mexico National Guard and Seychelles Defence Forces established a new partnership through the State Partnership Program, marking the beginning of a long-term relationship focused on security cooperation, disaster response, professional military development and institutional exchanges.

Always Ready, Always There! Three Alaska National Guard pararescuemen provided lifesaving medical care for a pilot invol...
28/05/2026

Always Ready, Always There! Three Alaska National Guard pararescuemen provided lifesaving medical care for a pilot involved in a plane crash near Knik Glacier.

JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska – Three Alaska Air National Guard pararescuemen, or PJs, of the 212th Rescue Squadron provided lifesaving medical care May 5 for a pilot involved in a plane

This Memorial Day weekend, Indiana Army National Guard aviators and support crews demonstrated the precision, profession...
28/05/2026

This Memorial Day weekend, Indiana Army National Guard aviators and support crews demonstrated the precision, professionalism, and teamwork required to execute flawless flyovers across our communities.

While the public sees a patriotic display overhead, every flyover is backed by extensive planning, maintenance checks, safety briefs, air-to-ground coordination, crew communication, timing, and pilot precision. Last weekend, these missions served not only as tributes to our fallen service members, but also as valuable training opportunities that sharpened warfighter readiness.

In recognition of the crew’s flawless ex*****on and dedication to the mission, Maj. Gen. Larry Muennich, Indiana’s Adjutant General, presented the aviators and maintenance personnel from the 38th CAB with coins for excellence.

Whether supporting ceremonial flyovers or preparing for future mobilizations, Indiana National Guard aviation crews continue to build readiness while executing these patriotic training missions.

U.S. Department of War | Director of the Army National Guard | The National Guard

Through the State Partnership Program, South Dakota National Guard Soldiers and their Suriname partners strengthened the...
28/05/2026

Through the State Partnership Program, South Dakota National Guard Soldiers and their Suriname partners strengthened their ability to operate together in demanding jungle conditions during Operation Rumble in the Jungle.

"Gold Star families are strong. We're serving as well in different roles and different capacities, and the best way you ...
27/05/2026

"Gold Star families are strong. We're serving as well in different roles and different capacities, and the best way you honor the fallen is by living the best life you can."

Since her husband, Oklahoma National Guard Spc. Christopher David Horton, was killed in Afghanistan, Jane Horton has dedicated herself to advocating for the fallen and their families.

CONCORD, N.C. – The loudest place in American sports knew when to be quiet.At Charlotte Motor Speedway in North Carolina, the Coca-Cola 600 was everything it is supposed to be: horsepower, heat, noise

Virginia National Guard Soldiers prepared a minefield during Exercise Karelian Sword 26, a multinational training exerci...
27/05/2026

Virginia National Guard Soldiers prepared a minefield during Exercise Karelian Sword 26, a multinational training exercise designed to strengthen interoperability and readiness for the more than 10,000 troops participating from across the Finnish Defence Forces and partner nations.

Virginia Guardsmen work closely with their Finnish counterparts through the State Partnership Program.

Always Ready, Always There! Tennessee National Guard aviators helped multiple emergency and law enforcement agencies res...
06/05/2026

Always Ready, Always There! Tennessee National Guard aviators helped multiple emergency and law enforcement agencies rescue a lost hiker and his dog who were stranded at Sampson Mountain Wilderness in the Cherokee National Forest.

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