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Congress Avoids Shutdown, but NDAA Still Waits

December 7, 2021
The Senate will once again look to vote on the annual defense policy bill this week. The normally bipartisan National Defense Authorization Act is typically considered “must-pass” and has been signed before year’s end for more than six decades, but... Read More Details

Vaccine Standoff Continues as First Deadline Passes

December 7, 2021
The battle between Oklahoma and the Defense Department over COVID-19 vaccine mandates is heading to the courts. The state filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration to halt enforcement of a mandate, Gov. Kevin Stitt announced last week. The... Read More Details

Congressman, Bureau Chief Speak at NGAUS Industry Day

December 7, 2021
A prominent lawmaker and a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff headlined the 24th Annual NGAUS Industry Day today at the National Guard Memorial, the association’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. Representatives of companies large and small gathered... Read More Details

ACFT 3.0

November 30, 2021
The Army has been working on its new physical fitness test for more than a decade. But while the Army Combat Fitness Test has officially been the force’s test of record since October 2019, no soldier has taken it “for the record." Digital Version... Read More Details

Another Bell

November 30, 2021
FRAMINGHAM, MASS. — GOOD MORNING. THANK YOU. SEE YOU LATER. Spc. Shawn Pham has spoken such expressions of common courtesy for many of his 23 years. But he learned to express them entirely differently — by signing — while driving four hearing... Read More Details

A Peek Behind the Curtain

November 30, 2021
Capt. Walter Jacobsen was a little surprised by his experience at the recent NGAUS Capitol Summit in Washington, D.C. When he accepted an invitation to attend from his state Guard association, he wondered if the event was a little too good to be true... Read More Details

Last Resort

November 30, 2021
In 1954, “SIN CITY, U.S.A.” wasn’t a sexy slogan for a burgeoning oasis in the Nevada desert. It was an apt description of Phenix City, Alabama, a place so evil the press dubbed it “America’s Wickedest City.” Gen. George S. Patton once threatened to... Read More Details

Deploy or get out? Not if You're Wounded

August 7, 2018
The Pentagon has identified exemptions from its new policy that troops who are unable to deploy will face separation. The policy of deploy-or-get-out was criticized because it seemed to include service members who had been wounded in combat. The... Read More Details

Air Force Issues Vaccine Guidance

December 14, 2021
The Air Force has released its policy addressing the way forward for airmen who refuse to take the COVID-19 vaccine without an approved exemption. The memorandum outlines next steps for airmen who have requested separation or retirement prior to Nov... Read More Details