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Downgraded hurricane still poses threat
Hurricane Isaac has been downgraded to a tropical storm, but according to a U.S. Army Corps of...more
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Mississippi National Guard provides post-Hurricane Isaac Relief
The storm surge and rising flood waters of a lingering Hurricane Isaac are having a telling...more
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Louisiana Guard responds to Hurricane Isaac landfall
The Louisiana National Guard has pre-staged approximately 680 troops and assets across the New...more
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Thousands of Guardsmen available to governors in Isaac's path
More than 33,500 National Guard personnel and nearly 100 aircraft are available to the governors of Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana, as Tropical Storm Isaac threatens states along the...more
National Guard units in Southeast on alert for Isaac's impact
Army and Air National Guard elements throughout the southeastern United States are preparing for Tropical Storm Isaac, which is making its way past the Florida Keys and into the Gulf of Mexico.more
Hurricane season arrives, requires preparation
With Tropical Storm Isaac bearing down on the Gulf Coast, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recently increasing its estimate of named storms and hurricanes for 2012, military...more
National Guard expands Midwest, Southwest wildfire support
With an already busy wildfire season under its belt, the National Guard has expanded firefighting efforts in several states throughout the Midwest and Southwest, where they have activated more than...more
Keep hope alive: Camp Zama volunteers help with ongoing clean-up efforts in Tohoku
"It's just devastation; all these piles of rubble and disintegrated things were peoples' lives and possessions, and it's just gone now. [But] we have the power to help rebuild, and we are...more
Rainy season brings flash flooding potential
FORT CARSON, Colo. -- Gray skies, a clap of thunder and rain can come in a torrential downpour in Colorado when mere hours before sunshine prevailed. The state's dry climate belies the fact that...more
Hot days, dry winds mean 'fire season' is here. Article one in a series of four.
FORT HUACHCUA, Ariz. - With the memory of last year's Monument Fire fresh in people's minds and a high probability for fire-related weather and events again this year, now is the time to prepare...more