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The 26th Annual National Guard Educational Foundation Golf Tournament saw 120 golfers take part in the event at Laurel Hill Golf Club in Lorton, Virginia, Monday.

Lt. Gen. Steven S. Nordhaus answered questions from the Senate Armed Services Committee Sept. 12 regarding his nomination to be the chief of the National Guard Bureau.

The Army’s number of manned aircraft and flight hours have declined since 2000, according to a Sept. 5 Congressional Budget Office report.

9/11 changed the National Guard forever, according to four NGAUS staff who were profoundly impacted by that fateful day.

Congress is back to work after its August recess, tackling unfinished defense spending measures, fixing a massive Department of Veterans Affairs budget shortfall and passing a continuing resolution before Oct. 1, the start of a new fiscal year.

The NGAUS board of directors has a new chairman following the association's 146th General Conference & Exhibition in Detroit.

Two men who have served as the president of the United States participated in the 146th NGAUS General Conference & Exhibition in Detroit Monday.

The commanding general of Army Futures Command says the nation’s next major conflict will involve "everybody" in the National Guard joining the fight.

The acting director of the Air National Guard discussed the service's future and its role as a wartime force during the 146th NGAUS General Conference & Exhibition in Detroit Monday.

The Air Force’s chief of staff says the service must make "a lot of change" to ready the United States for an era of great power competition.

An author and communications expert says brevity is a critical tool for National Guardsmen and other service members.

The acting chief of the National Guard Bureau plans on maintaining the Guard’s stability so the service can prepare for an uncertain future.