DUI - Headquarters, D.C. National Guard - with motto adopted in 1972.
B-1B Lancer 🟠🟠Film Credits: Video by Senior Airman Christina Bennett, 28th Bomb Wing Public Affairs 🟠Video by William Lewis, Nellis AFB Public Affairs 🟠Video by Master Sgt. Theodore Daigle, 307th Bomb Wing 🟠Video by Capt. Dusty Culpepper Joint Force Headquarters, Mississippi National Guard 🟠SSgt Roidan Carlson and SSgt Jose Rodriguez 🟠SSgt Michelle Di Ciolli 🟠This is a mixed clip. Clip sources belong to the "Film Credits". The clip produced by Alireza Boeini for the Sky Eagles channel

Nc National Guard Joint Force Headquarters
Capt Ariana Savino Captain Ariana G. Savino was the Chief of Current Operations Pilot at the 99th Air Refueling Squadron, Sumpter Smith Joint National Guard Base, Birmingham, Alabama. She was responsible for the unit’s $21 million flying hour program, coordinating headquarters’ taskings, managing daily flight scheduling, aircrew training missions, and resource allocation to ensure mission execution. Captain Savino earned her active duty commission in 2017 through Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps from Central Washington University, Washington. In 2020, she graduated from training as a Combat Systems Officer and then served at Robins Ai
Army Command Sgt. Maj. Marilyn L. Gabbard Died January 20, 2007 Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom 46, of Polk City, Iowa; assigned to Joint Forces Headquarters, Iowa Army National Guard, Camp Dodge, Johnston, Iowa; died in Baghdad on Jan. 20 when the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter she was in crashed.


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A job well done for Task Force Integrator for the Soldiers of 115th Regional Support Group ! A successful Transfer of Authority (TOA). Good luck to the 42nd RSG from New Jersey National Guard!
Idaho National Guard Joint Force Headquarters
The reality of life during a pandemic brought anticipated changes to meet current and future support requirements for the 59th Presidential Inauguration, the National Guard received support requests from the Secret Service, Capitol Police, and Park Police and were authorized to provide additional Guard members that was eventually increased to over 25,000.









