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Patchwork Quilt Salutes Fallen U.S. Military Women
September 18, 2008
(Left to right) Donna J. Birtwistle, Mavis Olsen, Marlene Wallace and Penny Eakin stand before their patchwork quilt at the Women in Military Service for America Memorial, Sept. 17, 2008. The quilt honors military women who've died during the global war on terrorism.
Guard, Reserve Observe Suicide Prevention Month
September 18, 2008
In the behavioral health office at Camp Atterbury, Ind., Dr. Marsha Rockey's job consists of assisting soldiers who may need psychological help. Soldiers can make an appointment or just walk in.
ANG partners with Air Force for new mission
September 17, 2008
State police crack down at Massachusetts military complex
September 17, 2008
Massachusetts State Police Trooper Matt Lavoie trains an advanced laser speed detector on a car at the Massachusetts Military Reservation in early September. Troopers are cracking down on motorists who are violating traffic laws on the post.
National Guard Helps 2,500 Ike Victims to Safety
September 17, 2008
Louisiana Army National Guardsmen from the 2225th Multi-Role Bridge Company in Marrero, La., bring residents of Hackberry, La., to dry land after the small town in the southwest portion of the state received massive flooding caused by Hurricane Ike. Soldiers from the company have been assigned to the area to offer assistance to the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries in search and rescue missions.
Isolated island kicks off Vigilant Guard Guam homeland security exercise
September 17, 2008
Maj. Gen. Donald Goldhorn, the adjutant general of Guam, speaks with combined working group representatives from local, federal, military and civilian agencies at the Guam National Guard Barrigada Complex Sept. 12 in the opening tabletop exercise of Vigilant Guard Guam. Vigilant Guard Guam is a multi-day National Guard homeland defense series of exercises designed to enhance the Guard's capabilities and abilities to support to civil authorities in an emergency.
California Guard Unit Makes Final Preparations for Predator Flight Training Ops
September 17, 2008
(Left to right) Lt. Col. Michael Lane, 163rd Operations Support Flight commander, Col. Randall Ball, 163d Operations Group commander, and Lt. Col. Kirby Colas, 196th Reconnaissance Squadron commander, discuss preparations for the 163rd Reconnaissance Wing's Predator flight training operations sheduled to begin in 2009.
Vigilant Guard managers put the KaBOOM in terrorism exercises
September 17, 2008
Mark Beirne (left) and Alan Perez tie balloons filled with explosive gas to a detonation stand to simulate an exploding truck during exercise Vigilant Guard Sept. 16 in Guam. Vigilant Guard tests the Guard’s capabilities and abilities as a first military responder in support of the governor and the Emergency Management Agency after a terrorist attack. Many local, federal, military and civilian agencies are participating.
Massachusetts Guard complex gets new lease on life
September 17, 2008
A Massachusetts Army National Guard Soldier trains in urban warfare techniques at the Military Operations on Urban Terrain Site at Camp Edwards in Massachusetts. The MOUT site is one of the new facilities at the Cape Cod post.
Guard wades into Indiana flooding
September 17, 2008
Following torrential rainfall from the remnants of Hurricane Ike, the Indiana National Guard was called to help evacuate people from the flooded community of Munster, Ind., Sept. 14. Staff Sgt. Travis Hackett with the 738th Medical Company of Monticello, Ind., assisted by a member of the Munster Fire Department, navigated the dark and slippery stairwells of a flooded nursing home. More than 150 patients were evacuated from the Munster Medical Inn and sent to neighboring hospitals.