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Jon "Ice" Eisberg - Vice President, Government Affairs

Col. Jon Eisberg rejoined the NGAUS staff on April 1, 2025, as vice president for government affairs. This year, he retired from the Guard after 35 years of military service. The one-time member of the NGAUS legislative team who left 22 years ago to... Read More Details

Task Forces

Purpose NGAUS Task Forces are special committees appointed by the NGAUS Chairman of the Board and Board of Directors. Task Forces work closely with the NGAUS Legislative staff to provide input on Resolutions and Fact Sheets, and to advise the General... Read More Details

Julian Plamann - Deputy Director Legislative Affairs, Joint and Personnel

Julian Plamann was named Deputy Director Legislative Affairs, Joint and Personnel in June 2025. Previously, she served as Legislative Affairs Manager for Joint and Personnel at NGAUS. She has worked in government relations for nearly 20 years at the... Read More Details

42nd ID to March in Army Birthday Parade

June 2, 2025
Soldiers of the 42nd Infantry Division and the division’s band will represent the Army National Guard in the Army’s 250th anniversary parade June 14 in Washington D.C. Read More Details

ANG Fighter Recapitalization

The Issue The Air National Guard fighter fleet continues to deteriorate and requires modernization and recapitalization with new equipment to effectively support and meet the readiness and lethality requirements of the National Defense Strategy... Read More Details

Report: Army Behind Curve on Drones

June 3, 2025
Small unmanned aircraft systems present both an opportunity and a challenge for the U.S. Army, and significant change is required to realize the opportunity. Read More Details

States Brace for Another Busy Hurricane Season

June 2, 2025
The National Guard will likely face above-normal levels of hurricane activity this year, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Read More Details