Recently added articles from National Guard:
Longtime Guard Officers, NGAUS Contributors Die
Nov 01, 2009; ... Two men who served their nation, the National Guard and NGAUS for many years passed away last month. Retired Maj. Gen. Robert Grant Moorhead died Oct. 11 in Indianapolis. Retired Col. Thomas Kilgore Kirkpatrick (Chairman's Repon, page 8) passed away Oct. 12 in Baton Rouge, ...
Guardsmen, Japanese Soldiers Share Battle Skills in Far East
Nov 01, 2009; ... New York Members of 1st Battalion, 69th Infantry, and Japanese troops shared battle skills last month as part of Orient Shield, an exercise held at Albano Training Area in Japan. The New York Army National Guard soldiers joined with Japan's 7th Regiment, 3rd Army Division, Joint ...
Family Affair: Three Children Follow in Father's Footsteps
Nov 01, 2009; ... Indiana Sgt. 1st Class Andrew Chow never thought his children would follow him into military service, but now two sons and a daughter are all wearing the uni- form of the Indiana Army National Guard. Chow, who joined the Army Reserve in 1976 and the Guard in 1986 said he never ...
Guardsmen Train Iraqi Pilots On Remote Controlled Camera
Nov 01, 2009; ... Minnesota Members of Iraq's 70th Air Reconnaissance Squadron have completed the first phase of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance training with the 34th Infantry Division's intelligence section. The fighter pilots, who have combat experience from Iraq's war with Iran ...
Guard Agribusinessmen Help Afghan Farmers Plant Saffron
Nov 01, 2009; ... Kansas Some fanner-soldiers from Kansas have shared a profitable new crop with their counterparts in Lagriman Prov- ince, Afghanistan. At a ceremony Sept. 29 in the Mehtar Lam district, the Kansas National Guard agribusiness development team (ADT) introduced local farmers to ...