Search

The National Guard: Built to Defend America

Developing a theme for the NGAUS general conference is always an important part of our planning for the big annual event. — Retired Maj. Gen. Francis M. McGinn, the NGAUS president Read More Details

Board of Directors Meeting

The NGAUS board of directors gathers three times a year in March, July and November. The meetings are held at the National Guard Memorial, the association headquarters in Washington, D.C., unless otherwise noted. For the past two years, the July... Read More Details

Conference Committees

Resolutions Committee Col. Michael Morgan (Ret.), Vermont, Chair (Joint) Col. Lance Englet (Ret.), Oregon (Army) Brig. Gen. Harold Reed (Ret.), Wyoming (Air) Nominations Committee Brig. Gen. Mike Oster (Ret.), South Dakota, Chair Credentials & Rules... Read More Details

NGB Chief: There's 'Big Concern' About Air Force's Space Plans

The chief of the National Guard Bureau says the nation's governors have a "big concern" about the Air Force's proposed plan for the Guard's space personnel. Read More Details

Membership

With your membership, NGAUS is able to make the case in Congress for a strong, well-equipped and well-trained National Guard in more than 3,000 communities. Read More Details

NGAUS Seeking Nominations for 2024 Individual Awards

The window to nominate someone for the 2024 NGAUS Individual Awards Program is now open. Read More Details

53 Governors Sign Letter Opposing Air Force Proposal

Fifty-three governors told Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III on Monday that the Air Force's scheme to take National Guard units without gubernatorial approval would "deeply damage the relationship between states and the federal government." Read More Details

New Handbook Lets Guardsmen See TRICARE Plans

A new handbook exists to help National Guardsmen and Reservists choose their TRICARE health care coverage, according to the Defense Health Agency. Read More Details

World War II Guardsman’s Remains Identified

A National Guardsman who died as a prisoner of war during World War II has been identified and will return home, according to the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency. Read More Details

Air Force Taking Air Guard Warrant Officer Applications

The Air Force is now taking applications from airmen who rank staff sergeant (E-5) and above to be the service’s first new warrant officers in 65 years. Read More Details