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Duty Status Reform

The Reserve Component operates under a patchwork of more than 30 separate duty statuses which were created over several decades. These statuses were not designed as a coherent system; they evolved piecemeal from World War II through post-9/11 operations.
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State Active Duty Reimbursement

National Guard equipment is federally owned. That equipment – such as aircraft, vehicles, and communications systems – is often used while responding to State Active Duty (SAD) missions, including natural disasters and civil emergencies.
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Washington Report

NGAUS Action

A sampling of advocacy in the nation's capital and other key locations, including highlights of meetings and events on Capitol Hill and at the Pentagon.
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Washington Report

Bipartisan Duty Status Reform Act Introduced

Two members of the House Armed Services Committee last week introduced legislation aimed at reducing the complex, confusing and unequal system of more than 30 National Guard and Reserve duty statuses to four broad categories.
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Washington Report

NGAUS: Shutdown Damage May Linger

The longest government shutdown in U.S. history should soon be over, but the damage to the National Guard will likely continue for a while. That was the message retired Maj. Gen. Francis M. McGinn, the NGAUS president, delivered during a media roundtable Monday with three other military association leaders at the Air and Space Forces Association in Arlington, Virginia.
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Washington Report

Air Guard Loses Fighter Unit

The Air National Guard lost a fighter unit Sept. 23 when the Maryland National Guard formally ended the A-10C Thunderbolt II mission at Warfield Air National Guard Base outside of Baltimore.
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