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Capitol needs a permanent Guard team in case of security emergencies, report says
The quick response force could be staffed with Guardsmen on three-month rotations to the national Capitol region.
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Army CID could be turned over to civilians, but opposition lingers
Army Times obtained records describing a proposal to overhaul CID with civilian agents and leaders.
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Wyoming governor quietly mobilized National Guard troops in Cheyenne
The Wyoming governor didn’t previously disclose details of the deployment of 60 Army National Guard and 13 Air National Guard members in the Cheyenne area because it was a “security operation,” a spokesman said.
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Colorado’s Aerospace Alley prepares for Space Command move to Alabama
The earliest Redstone Arsenal would take over hosting Space Command from Colorado Springs would be in 2026.
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Arizona National Guard adjutant general to retire in April
Maj. Gen. Michael T. McGuire, adjutant general of the Arizona National Guard, plans to retire on April 10, capping a 34-year military career that included helping direct the state’s response to the pandemic.
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Fort Campbell, 101st Airborne gets new commander
Maj. Gen. Brian Winski is relinquishing command of the division and Fort Campbell to Maj. Gen. JP McGee.
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Idaho Guard Black Hawk crew lost sight in bleak weather prior to fatal crash
The crew had only 14 seconds from the time they initiated the procedure to switch to instruments to the time the aircraft impacted the ground.
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Medal of Honor recipient, a chaplain who died in captivity, identified among Korean War remains
Chaplain (Capt.) Emil Kapaun was awarded the Medal of Honor and recognized by the Catholic Church for his actions in battle and in the POW camp where he died.
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US Army’s extended-range guided rocket sees successful 80-kilometer test shot
After the Army’s extended-range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System experienced an anomaly during its first flight test late last year, the service and Lockheed Martin saw a successful test on March 4.
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More than 200 military families displaced by winter storm damage to their base housing; some wonder what’s next
Will the current water damage from burst pipes bring more mold?
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Capitol needs a permanent Guard team in case of security emergencies, report says
The quick response force could be staffed with Guardsmen on three-month rotations to the national Capitol region.
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Army CID could be turned over to civilians, but opposition lingers
Army Times obtained records describing a proposal to overhaul CID with civilian agents and leaders.
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Wyoming governor quietly mobilized National Guard troops in Cheyenne
The Wyoming governor didn’t previously disclose details of the deployment of 60 Army National Guard and 13 Air National Guard members in the Cheyenne area because it was a “security operation,” a spokesman said.
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Colorado’s Aerospace Alley prepares for Space Command move to Alabama
The earliest Redstone Arsenal would take over hosting Space Command from Colorado Springs would be in 2026.
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Arizona National Guard adjutant general to retire in April
Maj. Gen. Michael T. McGuire, adjutant general of the Arizona National Guard, plans to retire on April 10, capping a 34-year military career that included helping direct the state’s response to the pandemic.
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Fort Campbell, 101st Airborne gets new commander
Maj. Gen. Brian Winski is relinquishing command of the division and Fort Campbell to Maj. Gen. JP McGee.
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Idaho Guard Black Hawk crew lost sight in bleak weather prior to fatal crash
The crew had only 14 seconds from the time they initiated the procedure to switch to instruments to the time the aircraft impacted the ground.
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Medal of Honor recipient, a chaplain who died in captivity, identified among Korean War remains
Chaplain (Capt.) Emil Kapaun was awarded the Medal of Honor and recognized by the Catholic Church for his actions in battle and in the POW camp where he died.
-
US Army’s extended-range guided rocket sees successful 80-kilometer test shot
After the Army’s extended-range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System experienced an anomaly during its first flight test late last year, the service and Lockheed Martin saw a successful test on March 4.
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More than 200 military families displaced by winter storm damage to their base housing; some wonder what’s next
Will the current water damage from burst pipes bring more mold?
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Capitol needs a permanent Guard team in case of security emergencies, report says
The quick response force could be staffed with Guardsmen on three-month rotations to the national Capitol region.
-
Army CID could be turned over to civilians, but opposition lingers
Army Times obtained records describing a proposal to overhaul CID with civilian agents and leaders.
-
Wyoming governor quietly mobilized National Guard troops in Cheyenne
The Wyoming governor didn’t previously disclose details of the deployment of 60 Army National Guard and 13 Air National Guard members in the Cheyenne area because it was a “security operation,” a spokesman said.
-
Colorado’s Aerospace Alley prepares for Space Command move to Alabama
The earliest Redstone Arsenal would take over hosting Space Command from Colorado Springs would be in 2026.
-
Arizona National Guard adjutant general to retire in April
Maj. Gen. Michael T. McGuire, adjutant general of the Arizona National Guard, plans to retire on April 10, capping a 34-year military career that included helping direct the state’s response to the pandemic.
-
Fort Campbell, 101st Airborne gets new commander
Maj. Gen. Brian Winski is relinquishing command of the division and Fort Campbell to Maj. Gen. JP McGee.
-
Idaho Guard Black Hawk crew lost sight in bleak weather prior to fatal crash
The crew had only 14 seconds from the time they initiated the procedure to switch to instruments to the time the aircraft impacted the ground.
-
Medal of Honor recipient, a chaplain who died in captivity, identified among Korean War remains
Chaplain (Capt.) Emil Kapaun was awarded the Medal of Honor and recognized by the Catholic Church for his actions in battle and in the POW camp where he died.
-
US Army’s extended-range guided rocket sees successful 80-kilometer test shot
After the Army’s extended-range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System experienced an anomaly during its first flight test late last year, the service and Lockheed Martin saw a successful test on March 4.
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More than 200 military families displaced by winter storm damage to their base housing; some wonder what’s next
Will the current water damage from burst pipes bring more mold?
