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Upcoming Iraq, Afghanistan Rotations Announced
May 19, 2008
Air Guard delivers 200,000 lbs of relief to China
May 19, 2008
Earthquake relief supplies from the United States are unloaded May 18 at the Shuangliu International Airport in Chengdu, China. Two Air Force C-17 Globemaster III aircraft delivered food, water containers, blankets, generators, lanterns and various hand tools, which were taken immediately to earthquake areas. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, in support of the U.S. Department of State, authorized U.S. Pacific Command to support earthquake relief efforts in the People's Republic of China.
Air Guard member receives presidential award for volunteerism
May 19, 2008
Air National Guard Master Sgt. Tammy Caban speaks after receiving the USA Freedom Corps President's Volunteer Service Award through the Military Volunteer Recognition Initiative in a ceremony at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building May 16. She was flanked by Marine Gen. James E. Cartwright, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Mary Jo Myers, President's Council on Service and Civic Participation member. Caban works in personnel at the National Guard Bureau in Arlington, Va. Caban has volunteered with the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors since 2004, providing grief assistance to families who have lost a loved one serving the military. She also volunteers to help patients at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
Pentagon Endorses Transfer of GI Bill Benefits to Spouses, Children
May 16, 2008
Chiefs Testify to Historic Impact of Guard, Reserves
May 16, 2008
Earnhardt to drive 'Citizen-Soldier' car at All Star Race
May 15, 2008
The No. 88 National Guard car, rendered here, will have a special "3 Doors Down" "Citizen Soldier" paint scheme when Dale Earnhardt Jr. and his team compete at NASCAR's Sprint Cup All Star Race May 17 in Charlotte, N.C.
America Supports You: Anheuser-Busch Offers Free Theme Park Admission
May 15, 2008
Face of Defense: Mother, Son Prepare to Deploy to Kosovo Together
May 15, 2008
Army National Guard Spc. Roschell Eaton and her son, Spc. Jason Hutchins, both from 3175th Military Police Company, train at Camp Atterbury, Ind., for their upcoming deployment as part of Kosovo Force 10, Multinational Task Force East.
New York Unit Brings Canadian Forces, Air Guard Troops Together
May 14, 2008
Master Sgt. Thomas Whiteman, an Air National Guardsman with Northeast Air Defense Sector, salutes as Master Cpl. Bob Peldjak, a Canadian member of NEADS, stands at attention while the Canadian national anthem is played and the Canadian flag is raised on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, 2007. The binational, joint ceremony is held every year at the Veterans Memorial Park in Rome, N.Y., honoring the sacrifices veterans have made for both countries.
Expect aerial firefighting pace to increase, Guard told at training event
May 12, 2008
A C-130 Hercules cargo plane assigned to the 145th Airlift Wing, North Carolina Air National Guard, drops 3,000 gallons of water using Modular Airborne Fire Fighting System (MAFFS) during the MAFFS 2008 annual certifying event. The annual training event includes all aircrew, maintenance, support personnel directly supporting the MAFFS mission. There are 4 Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve units involved with MAFFS: 145th Airlift Wing, (Charlotte), 146th Airlift Wing (Channel Islands), 153rd Airlift Wing, (Wyoming) and the 302nd Airlift Wing (Colorado).P
Maryland Army Guard aviators prepare for active hurricane season
May 12, 2008
Col. Charles H. Schulze, Maryland's state Army aviation and aviation training officer, checks a system on a new multi-band radio before a training flight. Maryland Guard pilots are leaning to use the new radio which enables them to communicate with local first responders on the ground during an emergency.
Guard answers calls in battered states
May 12, 2008
Arkansas Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Lucas Jennings discusses tornado response missions May 12 with other Citizen-Soldiers and local law enforcement representatives in a central Arkansas area affected by a May 10 tornado.
West Virginia wins top 2008 Army National Guard award
May 9, 2008
RED HORSE members make difference on the border
May 9, 2008
Senior Master Sgt. Larry Boyer checks to make sure this I-beam is secured safely before puts the finishing touches on a firing range that will be used by Border Patrol officers to hone in their skills May 1 near Campo, Calif. Sergeant Boyer is a member of the 201st RED HORSE Squadron from Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa.
National Guard CSM to urge more overseas training, talks about the reserves' changing role
May 8, 2008
Army National Guard Command Sgt. Maj. John D. Gipe takes time to shake hands and have lunch with a group of National Guard Soldiers during his visit to the JMTC.
America Supports You: Chrysler Kicks Off Military Appreciation Month
May 6, 2008
Guard Civil Support Team brings unique capability to exercise
May 5, 2008
Members of the Washington National Guard 10th Weapons of Mass Destruction-Civil Support Team prepare to enter Leschi Town early May 2 at Fort Lewis, Wash., during National Level Exercise 2008. The Department of Homeland Security exercise was designed to test local, state, federal and military responders to perform roles and responsibilities related to homeland defense in the event of a catastrophic emergency. This exercise was in response to a simulated terrorist attack using a chemical agent.
Washington Guard disaster scenario joins service components
May 5, 2008
Washington National Guard Soldiers and Airmen at the Joint Operations Center on Camp Murray, Wash., were among many Guard units joining federal, state and local organizations May 3 participating in "National Level Exercise 2008," an eight-day Department of Homeland Security exercise designed to test the interoperability of local, state, federal and military responders.
Washington response teams combine exercise efforts
May 5, 2008
Washington National Guard Soldiers with the state's Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and high-yield Explosive Enhanced Response Force Package transport a mock ambulatory patient to medical care during "National Level Exercise 2008".
Chief sets course for June's Partnership workshop in Europe
May 2, 2008
LTG H Steven Blum, chief of the National Guard Bureau, reads a letter inviting military leaders from nine states and nine other countries to attend the State Partnership Program's Southeast Europe Regional Workshop in Sofia, Bulgaria, in early June. Maj. General Vasil Varbanov, left, Bulgaria's defense attaché to the U.S., delivered the letter from his country to Blum during an April 30 dinner for defense attachés at Blum's residence in Washington.