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Air Guard's Hometown Heroes Salute campaign launches Web site
April 7, 2009
The new Hometown Heroes Salute campaign Web site, launched April 1, connects the Air Guard's units to award ordering, awardee criteria and other valuable information to recognize their Citizen-Airmen for their service.
Counselor keeps close watch on Guardsmen's mental health
April 7, 2009
The National Guard - National Guard: A force multiplier in fight against drugs
April 6, 2009
DoD kicks off sexual assault awareness month with campaign, web site
April 6, 2009
TEC's instructional program graduates 1,000th student
April 6, 2009
Staff Sgt. Zachary E. Swain, a tactical air control party craftsman from the 238th Air Support Operations Squadron in Meridian, Miss., received an award for being the 1,000th graduate of The I.G. Brown Air National Guard Training and Education Center's Instructional Development branch. Swain was presented the award by Col Richard B. Howard, commander of the TEC, when he graduated from the instructor certification program course during a ceremony held at Morrissey Hall here, April 3.
474th converts Gitmo facilities to shore power
April 6, 2009
Air Force Staff Sgt. Jason Stephens of the West Virginia Air National Guard performs an inspection on the current generators being used at Joint Task Force Guantanamo's Camp Justice, March 25, 2009. The 474th ECES is here in support of the sustainment of Camp Justice and the Expeditionary Legal Complex.
Alaska Army Guard Soldier finishes Iditarod
April 6, 2009
Lance Mackey, right, three-time Iditarod champion, stands with Staff Sgt. Harry Alexie of the Alaska Army National Guard, at the start of the 2009 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. Alexie, a 2009 Iditarod rookie, trained with the veteran musher for months leading up to the race at Mackey's comeback kennel outside of Fairbanks.
North Dakota flood operations continues; other states wrap up efforts
April 6, 2009
The Louisiana National Guard has begun planning for possible flooding in areas along the southeast border of Louisiana and Mississippi near the town of Pearl River, April 2, 2009. The planning focuses on assisting parish officials, protecting property and ensuring the safety of citizens in St. Tammany Parish and surrounding areas.
N.D. Guard Soldiers Build Portable Floodwall Around Pembina Port-of-Entry
April 6, 2009
Soldiers of the 815th Engineer Company carefully install a HESCO barrier near the U.S.-Canadian border. The barrier will reinforce the dike system already in place by adding four feet, which will bring it from 53 feet to 57 feet.
Grand Forks Soldiers bring flood fight to their own backyards
April 6, 2009
Spc. Nathan T. Blair and Spc. John P. Finck, North Dakota Soldiers with the 1-188th Air Defense Artillery, discuss flooding with homeowner Eunice Kuhn. Kuhn lives in the Burke Addition southeast of Grand Forks.