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Army to Change Names of Seven Bases

Seven more Army bases will revert to their long-standing names, President Donald Trump said June 10 at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, but not to honor their original namesakes. Read More Details

Guard Activates Army’s First EW Company

The Georgia Army National Guard this month activated the U.S. Army’s first electromagnetic warfare company. Read More Details

Blaise Lemke - Legislative Affairs Manager, Army Programs

Blaise joined NGAUS in early 2019 and currently serves as the as the association’s legislative affairs manager for Army programs. Before coming to D.C. he worked for the Sheriff of Adams County, Nebraska for 6 years. During his time at the Sheriff’s... Read More Details

M1 Abrams & M2 Bradley Modernization

The Issue As Army National Guard units continue to deploy in support of overseas contingency operations and are often front-line units slated to deploy immediately in the event a major conflict breaks out, they should be equipped the same as the... Read More Details

UH-60 Black Hawk Modernization

The Issue The Army National Guard UH-60/HH-60 Black Hawk fleet continues to age, with many units operating aircraft over 26 years old. This platform is required to perform missions in support of overseas contingency operations, homeland response and... Read More Details

HMMWV Modernization

The Issue Modernized High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles (HMMWVs) have an immediate, positive impact on Army National Guard unit readiness. However, a significant shortfall remains with more than 50% of Army National Guard HMMWVs currently... Read More Details

Guard Museum Artifacts Undergo Restoration

An experienced conservator is restoring a pair of 200-year-old sabers in the National Guard Memorial Museum artifact collection. Read More Details

Robust National Guard & Reserve Equipment Account (NGREA) Funding

The Issue The National Guard and Reserve Equipment Account (NGREA) is vital to ensuring the readiness and lethality of National Guard equipment and weapons systems through innovation and servicemember-driven requirements. Recommendation Continue... Read More Details

Maj. Jonathan D. Bratten

Maj. Jonathan D. Bratten is command historian for the Maine National Guard. He has written extensively on the history of Guard units from states across New England, including To the Last Man: A National Guard Regiment in the Great War, 1917-1919... Read More Details

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