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National Guard

Organizational home pages for state and federal military reserve units, including: > Army and Air National Guard units of the various states and territories of the United States, > Units of the U.S. Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and Civial Air Patrol, > Organized militias (State Defense Forces) recognized by the various states and territories of the United States, > Citizen militias NOT recognized or officially constituted by local, state or federal governmental authorityies, > Selected reserve forces of nations around the world.

Submit state Guard unit sites to the Government/Military category of the appropriate state (or to the state Government category if no Military sub-category currently exists). Links to the appropriate state categories can be found at Regional: North America: United States: Government: Military: By State.

Submit here only sites that are related to the nation-wide Air National Guard in general.

Air National Guard

The Air National Guard of the United States (ANGUS) includes combat and combat support units in every state and territory of the U.S. They can be quickly mobilized for either local emergencies and natural disasters, or for national service during wartime.

These units are commanded by the governors of their respective states during peacetime, and by the president of the U.S. when mobilized for national emergencies.

Submit here only sites that are related to the nation-wide Air National Guard in general.

Army National Guard

The Army National Guard of the United States (ARNGUS) includes combat and combat support units in every state and territory of the U.S. They can be quickly mobilized for either local emergencies and natural disasters, or for national service during wartime.

The governors of their respective states command these units during peacetime and the United States President when mobilized for national emergencies.

State Defense Forces (SDF) are units of organized militia as constituted and recognized by the separate states of the U.S. They are a state military force exclusively, and are not under the authority of the president or the Congress of the U.S.

These units typically include armor, infantry, cavalry, combat aviation, combat engineering and various logistical combat support units from separate detachment through brigade level units.

Submit here only sites that are related to the nation-wide Army National Guard in general.

Families and Lifestyle

Please submit only sites dealing with resources for or the support of U.S. National Guard families.