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Rioters torched a Post Office in Minneapolis on Friday, along with a jail in Portland, Oregon and the Police Precinct in Minneapolis and a host of other businesses. We must stand togther and not [...]

As the President invoked Title 32 for National Guard call-ups in Washington, New York, and California, he stressed that the states would remain in control, and the federal government would foot [...]

One day a couple of weeks ago, we all woke up to empty grocery shelves, shortages of important items needed by all, a scene akin to Venezuela or Cuba. America is spending trillions to bail out [...]

Retired MSG Mark Allen, 46, passed away on October 12 in Georgia. It was ten long years after being shot in the head by a sniper while he was searching for traitor Bowe Bergdahl. The casualties [...]

Today, December 13, is the 382nd birthday of the National Guard. So how is this branch of the military older than the United States itself? Because it began in the year 1636 in the Massachusetts [...]

Today is Armed Forces Day 2018, May 19. It’s the culmination of Armed Forces week that began last Saturday. Armed Forces Day is a time to celebrate all branches of the Service. Some places [...]

Governor Jerry Brown actually OK’d 400 National Guard soldiers for the California border, according to Stars and Stripes. But it’s not exactly what the President asked for, as [...]

United States Military Hurricane Response: Along with its foreign counterparts, the US Military responded to Puerto Rico for not only search and rescue, but relief supplies and to re-establish [...]

With Hurricane Irma bearing down on Florida, thousands displaced and the need to rebuild in Texas, wildfires burning through Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, and California…manpower may [...]

On August 11, Tank (Rick Ferran) interviewed Dylan French – an 8 year US Army Combat Veteran who served in a Chinook Unit. He was friends with the National Guard and Army Reservists killed [...]