Events Archive

The fly-ins to Washington, D.C., is one of two officer professional-development programs NGAUS currently offers Army and Air National Guard company-grade officers. The program brings Guardsmen from each state and territory to the nation’s capital for a close look at how the government works and the role NGAUS plays in the legislative process.

Spend a day on the beautiful 18-hole Laurel Hill Golf Course while connecting with other sponsors during this charitable golf tournament supporting the National Guard Educational Foundation (NGEF). The NGEF, which relies solely on charitable contributions, seeks to achieve an awareness of the rich heritage and continuing contributions of the National Guard of the United States.

Join us in the Mile-High City for the 141st General Conference & Exhibition. More than 2,000 Army and Air National Guard officers from all 50 states, three territories and the District of Columbia gather to connect, party and get down to business setting the NGAUS upcoming legislative agenda.

The fly-ins to Washington, D.C., is one of two officer professional-development programs NGAUS currently offers Army and Air National Guard company-grade officers. The program brings Guardsmen from each state and territory to the nation’s capital for a close look at how the government works and the role NGAUS plays in the legislative process.

The fly-ins to Washington, D.C., is one of two officer professional-development programs NGAUS currently offers Army and Air National Guard company-grade officers. The program brings Guardsmen from each state and territory to the nation’s capital for a close look at how the government works and the role NGAUS plays in the legislative process.

The NGAUS Legislative Workshop is an annual professional development event to educate Guardsmen, Congressional Action Contact Officers (CACOs), and National Guard State Association POCs on National Guard issues in Congress and the Department of Defense.

NGAUS held its 22nd Annual Industry Day on Dec. 11, 2018, at the National Guard Memorial in Washington, D.C. Over 200 people attended ranging from representatives of some of the nation’s leading defense industries to the owners of emerging one-product companies with the intention of building a stronger bond between Guard leaders and industry.