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Alaska Guard Ready to Assist Citizens During Winter Storm
The Alaska National Guard has activated its Joint Operations Center on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in response to the Bering Sea storm currently hitting
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Massachusetts Medics Commended for Responding to Emergencies
A pre-Halloween storm swept through the region, knocking down trees and power lines, blocking roads
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ESGR Launches Nomination Season
Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR), a Department of Defense agency, is now accepting nominations for the 2012 Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award.
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Alaska Guard Diverts Training Mission to Assist Lost Hunter
During a night vision goggle (NVG) training flight Oct. 20 the Alaska Army National Guard’s 1-207th Aviation
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South Dakota Medevac Team Ready for Action
Every morning flight crews from Forward Support Medical Team, Company C, 1st Battalion, 189th Aviation
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Exercise Tests Arizona's Response to Catastrophic Events
The 2011 Arizona Statewide Vigilant Guard exercise is being called the largest emergency response exercise to simulated catastrophic events in Arizona's history.
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Kentucky's Adjutant General Appointed as Advisor to National Guard's At-Risk Youth Program
General Craig R. McKinley, director of the National Guard Bureau, has announced the appointment of Major General Edward Tonini, the adjutant general of Kentucky,
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Kentucky Surpasses Recruiting Goals Eight Years Running
Major General Edward W. Tonini, the adjutant general of Kentucky, joins the Citizen-Soldiers of the Kentucky National Guard in recognizing the Kentucky Army
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Massachusetts and Vermont Medevac Crew Awarded Air Medals
An "all-pro" medical evacuation crew from the 1st General Support Aviation Battalion, 171st Aviation Regiment received Air Medals for conducting two urgent
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Louisiana's Cavalry Squadron Hosts Spur Challenge
The Louisiana National Guard’s 2nd Squadron, 108th Cavalry Regiment and Natchitoches Central High School
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New York Soldiers Build Training Model to Help Prepare Leaders
Composed of the same materials as the rocky, desert terrain it depicts, the 27th Infantry Brigade Combat
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Utah Guard Soldier Is U.S. Army's NCO of the Year
For the second time in three years – and for only the second time in history – a National Guard Soldier has been named the U.S. Army’s Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year.
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Arizona Unit to Deploy for Horn of Africa
A team of 13 Arizona Army National Guard Soldiers will take part in a deployment ceremony on Sunday, Oct. 9, before deploying to the Horn of Africa.
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IRDO Program Grows at Atterbury
As the influx of Soldiers deploying through Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center slows, the operational tempo of the base does not.
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Missouri Adds Three New Engineer Units
The Missouri National Guard is creating almost 190 new jobs as the 35th Engineer Brigade expands by adding three new units to its fold.
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Colorado Guard Breaks Ground on Aviation Training Facility
The Colorado Army National Guard broke ground on a new state-of-the-art aviation training facility at the Eagle County Airport, Sept. 22. The $39 million facility will be the new home of the High-Altitude Army Aviation Training Site (HAATS).
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South Dakota Counterdrug Program Promotes Drug Education
Soldiers of the Drug Demand Reduction (DDR) team, South Dakota National Guard Counterdrug program,
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Annual Veterans Honor March Held in Black Hills
The South Dakota National Guard’s Enlisted Association hosted its 8th annual Black Hills Veterans Honor March on Saturday, Sept. 24, in the Northern Black Hills.
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Chaplains Discuss Reintegration Before Soldiers Head Home
Chaplain (Lieutenant Colonel) Pierre Saint-Fleur, of the 40th Combat Aviation Brigade, hosted an all-day chaplains’ seminar at the Tigris River Chapel earlier this
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South Carolina Supports Hurricane Irene Recovery
Engineers from the 122nd and 178th Engineer battalions of the South Carolina Army National Guard (SCARNG) provided assistance to the citizens of Vermont Sept.
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South Florida Soldier Promoted to Brigadier General
Brigadier General Michael Calhoun has made history.
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Wildlife Study at Guard Facility Yields Insight Into Black Bears
A wildlife study at the National Guard’s training post in north Florida may soon give biologists insight into one of the state’s most intriguing inhabitants.
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Bold Quest 2011 Wraps Up
Camp Atterbury-Muscatatuck Training Complex are no stranger to hosting Soldiers with a multitude of unit
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Minnesota National Guard Battles Wildfire
Four Minnesota National Guard UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters are helping battle a 100,000-acre wildfire.
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Ultimate Fighters Visit Atterbury
Soldiers, Marines and civilians turned out for a glimpse of and a little hands-on training with Ultimate Fighters
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Mitchell Airport's First USO Center Opens
Military personnel and their families flying in and out of General Mitchell International Airport now have their own
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Employers Reach Out to Service Members, Vets
As if answering President Barack Obama’s call for them to hire more Veterans, more than 80 employers gathered
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Deputy Director of the Army National Guard Visits Soldiers in Afghanistan
Major General Timothy J. Kadavy, deputy director, Army National Guard, National Guard Bureau, spoke to Massachusetts Army National Guard Soldiers from
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Tanzanian, U.S. Soldiers Share More Than Military Skills
How comfortable would one feel with taking concepts shared by foreign people with a language barrier and applying them to their profession?
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Family Resources Coordinator Recognized With Award
The Chief of the National Guard Bureau, U.S. Air Force General Craig R. McKinley, recognized an Oregon Army National Guard Family Resources Group
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