Education

Many plans are already in place for the 148th General Conference & Exhibition, Aug. 28-31. More than 4,000 National Guard officers, family members and guests will gather for the conference in Indianapolis, under the theme The National Guard: America’s Strength at Home & Abroad.

Air National Guardsmen would have a permanent federal tuition assistance program under a bipartisan bill introduced last week in the House.

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

More than 60 commanders and senior leaders from 31 states and Guam attended the Air National Guard Commander Leadership Course last week.

An author and communications expert says brevity is a critical tool for National Guardsmen and other service members.

A communications expert who has helped Special Forces leaders craft tight and to-the-point messages for years is on the agenda for this summer's NGAUS conference.

National Guardsmen and Reservists would earn credit toward Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits for nearly every day they spend in uniform under legislation...

Science, technology, engineering and mathematics will be the foundations for solving both today’s and tomorrow’s problems, the National Guard’s top...

NGAUS and the National Guard Educational Foundation offer four special scholarship programs to help Guardsmen and their families start or continue...

An upcoming NGAUS event aims to help attendees share their stories about the National Guard and interact with their lawmakers more effectively. The...

The National Guard Bureau and the University of Southern Mississippi inked an agreement Jan. 23 to establish the Center for the Study of the National...

In a hallowed corner of Patton Hall at Northern Virginia’s Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, a journey through the annals of American military history...