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Army Reduces Credentialing Program, Boosts Tuition Assistance

The Army has announced policy updates to two voluntary education programs for active-duty, National Guard and Reserve troops. Read More Details

Paying Back

Retired Maj. Gen. James K. “Red” Brown says contributing to the National Guard Educational Foundation’s is his way of happily paying back a big debt of gratitude. “The Guard gave me practically everything I have,” said Brown, who served 39 years in... Read More Details

Gifts of Gratitude

Retired Maj. J. Stephen Riley is like many individual financial contributors to the National Guard Educational Foundation. He wanted to give back to the Guard for all the unique opportunities and experiences he had in 22 years in the force. “Being a... Read More Details

Storm Vets

Hurricane responses are tough, but Guardsmen in Florida have a wealth of experience. Read More Details

New Ground

Guardsmen conduct first troop-led and implemented demonstration of expeditionary manufacturing concept. Read More Details

President's Message: What's the Rush?

There simply was not enough attention to LP 480’s second, third and fourth effects by those in Washington charged with scrutinizing such proposals. Read More Details

A Conversation with President Joe Biden

President Joe Biden sat down with NATIONAL GUARD in the Oval Office of the White House on Dec. 13. Read More Details

Report: RC Employers Supportive, But Challenges Persist

Civilian employers remain generally supportive of their employees who serve in the National Guard and Reserves, but some challenges persist, according to a report released by the RAND Corporation last year. Read More Details

Bill Expanding Veterans’ Health Care, Benefits Becomes Law

A bipartisan bill to expand and streamline the delivery of various veterans’ health care and benefits programs, broaden caregiver benefits and increase per diem rates for veteran homelessness providers is now law. Read More Details

Guard to Support Inauguration with 7,800 Personnel

The National Guard will support the 60th presidential inauguration on Jan. 20 with about 7,800 Soldiers and Airmen, according to Maj. Gen. John Andonie, the commanding general of the District of Columbia National Guard. Read More Details