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Indiana National Guard takes pride in decades-long involvement with Indy 500
Before they were playing “Taps” and marching down pit lane, Indiana National Guard members assumed the role of “Yellow Shirts”...
Read moreProject 33, National Memorial Day Concert to honor Staff Sgt. Michael Simpson
Army Staff Sgt. Michael "Mike" Simpson defied expectations. While the U.S. Army Green Berets are known as "quiet professionals," Mike...
Read moreTennessee Guardsmen named 2025 USO National Guard Members of the Year
On the morning of Sept. 27, 2024, Spc. Brandon Moore of the Tennessee National Guard grabbed the go-bag his father...
Read moreAffordable, light, autonomous: Modern Day Marine 2025 positions the Corps for the next fight
WASHINGTON — The Marine Corps’ highest-ranking officer closed Modern Day Marine 2025 by asking industry for technologies that keep Marines...
Read moreRedesigned Ram’s Head Device now authorized service-wide
The Army’s Mountaineer badge, better known as the Ram’s Head Device, has been around for decades. However, only those assigned...
Read moreHow the National Guard is evolving the mission at US southern border
In direct response to recent executive orders, the U.S. Northern Command (USNORTHCOM), or the combatant command and operational lead for...
Read moreModern Day Marine military expo returns to Washington
The annual Modern Day Marine expo will once again take over the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, Tues., April...
Read moreWyoming National Guard aviation ranks among top in national readiness
CHEYENNE, WYOMING -- The Wyoming Army National Guard’s Army Aviation Support Facility achieved the second-highest operational readiness ranking for the...
Read moreService members dismissed for vaccine refusal offered reinstatement
More than 1,900 soldiers have a chance to continue their service after they were voluntarily or involuntarily separated for refusing...
Read moreGuardsmen face ‘awful’ conditions ‘mentally and physically’ in NY prisons
As New York State correctional officers return to work following the official end of the wildcat strike, more than 6,000...
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