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The Fight to Rebuild the Fighter Fleet
Years of limited procurement have left Air Guard units without a clear replacement path forward as they prepare for future conflicts.
Always There
9/11 triggered the longest, multifront conflict in U.S. history. Guardsmen were there at the beginning. And they have continued to be there the 25 years since.
A Conversation with Rep. Gil Cisneros
The leading champion of legislation aimed at streamlining the roughly 30 unequal and confusing Guard and Reserve duty statuses into four broad categories is no newcomer to the need for duty status reform.
A Conversation with CW5 Bernard Aguon, Command Chief Warrant Officer of the Army National Guard
What does a warrant officer do? It’s a question Chief Warrant Officer 5 Bernard Aguon has heard repeatedly in his nearly 37 years in uniform.
Indianapolis: A Conference Primer
Headliners and Beyond the Business Sessions for the 148th General Conference & Exhibition, Aug. 29-31
More Than a Movie
My grandfather was a Polish farmer who was a POW during World War II. For five years, he endured forced labor, starvation and torture before being liberated by American forces.
