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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

147th General Conference & Exhibition Sponsors

Thanks for your support! (as of Aug. 12, 2025) Northrop Grumman AFBA Leidos Lockheed Martin AM General BAE Systems Boeing Bombardier Carbon World Health Comcast Business GEHA Kunes Auto Group MMAC Stanley Vidmar Sunset Investors United Healthcare... Read More Details

Remains of 29th ID D-Day Soldier to be Buried at Arlington

The remains of a recently identified 29th Infantry Division Soldier last seen alive on D-Day will be interred Friday at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. Read More Details

District of Columbia

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More Guardsmen Called to Support Law Enforcement

As many as 800 District of Columbia National Guard troops were activated Monday to “address the epidemic of crime in our nation’s capital,” President Donald Trump announced during a press conference. Read More Details

High Speed

It's an experience most people never have — hurtling through the skies at the controls of an aircraft greatly exceeding the speed of sound while defying forces many times normal gravity. Digital Version For Air National Guard fighter pilots, it’s... Read More Details

FY25

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NATIONAL GUARD Magazine | June 2025

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NATIONAL GUARD Magazine | July/August 2025

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A Conversation with Gen. Steven S. Nordhaus

Gen. Steven S. Nordhaus, the chief of the National Guard Bureau, is an optimist. It’s part of his nature. It’s also a product of his upbringing. Read More Details