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Louisiana Guardsmen extend a 'Helping Hand' in Haiti
June 16, 2010
From left to right: Mr. Pierre Michele Laguerre, the director general of the Haiti Ministry of Education, Dr. Gabriel Timonthe, the director general of the Haiti Ministry of Public Health, Mr. David Lindwall, the deputy chief of mission, Army Maj. Gen. Bennett C. Landreneau, the adjutant general of Louisiana National Guard, Army Col. Michael J. Borrel, commander of Task Force Kout Men, Army Brig. Gen. Renaldo Rivera, the adjutant general of the Virgin Islands, Army Brig. Gen. Manuel Ortiz Jr., the deputy commanding general of the U.S. Army South, and Command Sgt. Maj. Tommy Callier, the senior enlisted advisor of the Louisiana National Guard, celebrate after the Task force Kout Men New Horizons 2010 opening ceremony June 15, 2010.
VA secretary announces new hotline for homeless veterans
June 16, 2010
H2O to go at Golden Coyote
June 15, 2010
Sgt. Joseph Meyer, a water purification specialist assigned to the South Dakota Army National Guard’s Company A, 139th Brigade Support Battalion, tests the water at Rapid Creek during the 26th annual Golden Coyote training exercise, June 13, 2010. The 139th BSB, based out of Watertown, S.D., provides potable water to nearly 2,200 personnel attending the event throughout the Black Hills of South Dakota.
South Dakota signal unit provides communication support
June 15, 2010
Sgt. Lance Jahnig, a member of the South Dakota Army National Guard’s 115th Signal Company, tests the connection of a commercial phone line at the Custer State Park Airport during the South Dakota National Guard's Golden Coyote training exercise June 13, 2010. Soldiers of the 115th are responsible for providing communication support for all units participating in the 26th annual Golden Coyote exercise.
RSOI gives Golden Coyote participants information to succeed
June 15, 2010
Sailors from the U.S. Navy Reserve’s Operational Health Support Unit – Dallas, check-in at the South Dakota Army National Guard’s 109th Regional Support Group reception, staging and onward integration (RSOI) process during the South Dakota National Guard's 26th Golden Coyote training exercise June 13, 2010.
New Jersey Air Guard team proud to support 380th AEW operations
June 15, 2010
A nine-person team from the New Jersey Air National Guard's 108th Force Support Squadron, 108th Air Refueling Wing, at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J., are deployed supporting operations Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom and the Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa for the 380th Air Expeditionary Wing in Southwest Asia. The team includes, from left, Senior Airman Abdul Montaser, Airman 1st Class Andre Jackson, Staff Sgt. Heather Bartlett, Tech. Sgt. Jeremy Berry, Tech. Sgt. Lauren Holba, Tech. Sgt. Taylor Holba, Senior Airman Darnell Holmes, Senior Airman Levar Kinard, and Airman 1st Class Patricia Arias.
AU tries to restore education database, records processes
June 15, 2010
New York Army Guard cooks compete for top Army prize
June 15, 2010
New York Army National Guard Spc. Steven Hoyt serves food to a fellow soldier during the Philip A. Connelly cooking competition evaluation on June 13, 2010. The days menu included roast turkey, gravy, Mexican corn, corn soup, salad, and Florida lemon cake with a cream cheese frosting.
Missouri Guardsmen train with new GPS device
June 15, 2010
Missouri National Guard Spc. James Fetterhoff, of Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 3-135th Theater Aviation Battalion points to the digital compass on the Army’s defense advanced global positioning system receiver inside a Humvee during a recent navigation exercise in Laclede County.
North Dakota uses new technology to reach families, public
June 15, 2010
Army Sgt. Jon Haugen checks the video camera as Ken Lee, president of StreamQuik, calls back to the North Dakota National Guard’s visual information office to check the live video feed coming from the StreamCell device, which is the yellow case connected to the camera. The North Dakota National Guard used the new technology for the first time at the Capitol this month.