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Second-graders high-five Soldiers helping hands
September 22, 2008
Napoleonville Primary School second-graders pose with the Soldiers of the 928th Sapper Company, 769th Engineer Battalion on Sept. 18, in Napoleonville, La. The students thanked the Soldiers for their hard work in the community after the hurricanes.
Guardsmen aid stranded livestock
September 22, 2008
National Guardsmen help guide a local rancher as he loads bundles of hay aboard a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to deliver to stranded livestock who have been trapped by the flooded salt-waters without food or fresh water since Hurricane Ike struck the Southwest coast of Louisiana.
Staff Sgt. Rachel Martinez
September 19, 2008
Lt. Col. Thomas Fennell climbs aboard an A-10 Thunderbolt II prior to a mission at Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan, Sept. 12. Colonel Fennell is finishing up what will most likely be his last combat deployment with the A-10. As part of the 111th Fighter Wing, a Pennsylvania Air National Guard unit, the 103rd FS is scheduled to lose its aircraft in the spring of 2009. Colonel Fennell is a pilot with the 103rd Expeditionary Fighter Squadron.
Louisiana Guard clears devastation in Cameron Parish
September 19, 2008
A U.S. flag flies, covered in mud and debris, in front of the Cameron, La., court house Sept. 15. The flag was rescued by members of the Louisiana Army National Guard's 528th Engineer Battalion who were performing cleanup operations in the city.
Training To Be a Warrant Officer in the Guard and Reserves
September 19, 2008
A warrant officer candidate (left) escorts another candidate through the military training in urban terrain (MOUT) training site at Fort McClellan, Ala. The candidates, armed with paintball guns, maneuver through the urban terrain while reacting to direct and indirect fire. The candidate on the right is simulating an enemy hostage. Candidates must learn to deal with the realities of today's urban warfare.
Suicide prevention theme focuses on mental health
September 19, 2008
Never leave a fallen comrade (Photo by )
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.