Accessibility

Accessibility

The New Hampshire National Guard is concerned that all pages contained on its Web site are accessible to all our customers. If you find a problem that prevents or limits access, please contact us by e-mailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

We are working hard to make every page on our site fully accessible. If you should find an accessibility problem, i.e., unreadable file download, visual presentation that is not adequately described, media that is not presented in a format that is readable by assistive technology, please contact us. We will do everything possible to find a solution and address any accessibility issues that should arise. Making the web accessible to all is our priority.

Accessibility Approach

We are actively refining this website to conform to the accessibility and usability standards described by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), Usability.gov, and WebContent.gov.  In addition:

• The Webmaster will use the W3C HTML Validation Service to check HTML pages for their conformance to current W3C HTML recommendations and standards. While this conformance does not ensure accessibility for all people with disabilities, it does promote overall accessibility of the Web pages.
• The Webmaster will use the W3C CSS Validator Service to check CSS files for their conformance to current W3C CSS recommendations and standards.  While this conformance does not ensure accessibility for all people with disabilities, it does promote overall accessibility of the Web pages.
• Any special documents or multi-media features with accessibility challenges are being actively identified in order to rectify any accessibility barriers.

Accessibility Tools

• Federal disAbility.gov website
• OPM - People with Disabilities in the Federal Government
• Section 508 - Federal IT Accessibility Initiative
• GSA - Center for Information Technology Accommodation Website
• Adobe products, including Acrobat Reader are available to assist visually impaired users at http://access.adobe.com.
• Web Browsers: pwWebSpeak: A Web browser that does its own speech and Braille output.