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Consideration of the association’s 2027 operating budget and the final weeks of the 119th Congress will top the agenda when the NGAUS board of directors gathers this weekend for its final meeting of the year.

The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff returned to a familiar place last week with a message: Leadership, innovation and the willingness to challenge conventional thinking remain essential to building and maintaining America’s combat advantage.

A part-time Indiana Army National Guard lieutenant colonel with a wealth of government relations experience in her home state and the nation’s capital has joined the association staff.

In honor of Veterans Day, many businesses, retailers and restaurants nationwide are offering deals to veterans and current service members.

To generations of Americans, Jimmy Stewart is known for playing George Bailey in the classic movie It’s a Wonderful Life. The upcoming film JIMMY tells the story of a different role — that of a combat pilot in World War II and how it impacted his life.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has directed the Air Force to establish an Air National Guard special tactics squadron in Florida.

First Lt. Brandon Kreikemeier had an apt description of his experience at last week’s NGAUS Capitol Summit at the National Guard Memorial, the association’s headquarters, in Washington, D.C.

The Colorado Army National Guard is playing a critical role in humanity’s return to the moon by partnering with NASA to train astronauts for the upcoming crewed missions to the moon’s south pole region.

Army National Guard Soldiers in all 54 states, territories and the District of Columbia with children ages six weeks through 12 years will soon have access to no-cost childcare during weekend drills.

Active-component Army units have assumed two European missions performed continuously by the Army National Guard for more than a decade.

Nevada Air National Guardsmen and four C-130 Hercules cargo aircraft returned home Oct. 4 after a six-month deployment in support of Operation Epic Fury, following one week’s notice of the federal call-up.

Military retirees and veterans receiving disability benefits will see the same 3.6% cost-of-living adjustment in 2027 as Social Security recipients, the Social Security Administration announced.