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Missouri Guard sends C-130 to support Haiti relief efforts
February 3, 2010

Gates: No Tricare hike in 2011 budget request
February 3, 2010

Kansas civil engineers build hospital in Haiti
February 2, 2010
Lt. Col. Mark Green (center), commander of the Kansas Air National Guard's 190th Civil Engineering Squadron deployed to Haiti, demonstrates the proper technique for anchoring an Expeditionary Medical Support (EMEDS) hospital. Green, who commanded the Guardsmen who built an EMEDS after a devastating tornado in Greensburg, Kan., in 2007, is one of 46 Kansas Guardsmen deployed to build infrastructure for sustained operations in Haiti.

Study: Patriotic, active kids suffer less deployment stress
February 2, 2010

North Dakota Soldier patrols fields, floods
February 2, 2010
Spc. Shane P. Spieker, right, and Staff Sgt. Jeffery
Gehrtz, both of the North Dakota National Guard, discuss information
gathered to include an a periodic situation report made to the Tactical
Operation Center. Both Soldiers are currently deployed to Kosovo.

Oregon weathermen to deploy to Haiti
February 2, 2010

Taluto retires as TAG, withdraws nomination as Army Guard director
February 2, 2010

Air Force Recruiting campaign features Arkansas A-10
February 1, 2010
An A-10C Thunderbolt II "Warthog" piloted by Lt. Col. Tim Eddins of the 188th Fighter Wing of the Arkansas Air National Guard conducts a low approach over an A-10 monster truck above the runway at the Fort Smith (Ark.) Regional Airport during a photo and video shoot with U.S. Air Force Recruiting Services Jan. 26, 2010.

New York engineers support earthquake relief efforts from Guantanamo
February 1, 2010

Alaska Air Guard trains Japanese pilots on air refueling
February 1, 2010
Capt. A flight engineer with the 210th Rescue Squadron prepares for a simulated hoist extraction during a nighttime training flight on an HH-60G Pavehawk Nov. 5, 2009. Kulis Air National Guard rescue squadrons conduct training missions five days a week around the Alaska airspace. Most rescue training operations occur during the nighttime hours which help Guardsmen become more efficient and increase survivability in combat