US National Guard

Yes, typically when transferring from one National Guard state to another, individuals are required to reenlist in their new state. This is because each state's National Guard operates independently under the authority of the respective state's governor. Therefore, transferring to a new state would necessitate joining that state's National Guard and reenlisting under their jurisdiction.

Typically search and rescue operations are provided by either the Air National Guard or the Coast Guard due to the type of equipment provided them. Any military branch can perform a search and rescue due to a particular situation, but the Air Guard, Air Force and Coast Guard have specialty units that handle rather difficult situations. Certain law enforcement agencies also provide help in those situations.

yes it is a possiblity but there are regulations as with everything else in the army. If the degree is less than 20 or if you had two or less vertabre fused you are okay to try. anything more you will be dq'ed.

Yes. The name 'middle guard' comes from the lineman playing in the middle of 3 or 5 man defensive line and the name 'nose guard' comes from the middle lineman playing on the 'nose' of the center.

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Yes, this happened at Kent State University when students were peacefully protesting the Vietnam War.

Since 1636, the Guard has served America as both a wartime force and the first military responders in times of domestic crisis. Hundreds of times each year, the nation's Governors call upon their National Guard to respond to fires, floods, hurricanes, and a host of other natural disasters. Preparing for, and responding to, whatever Mother Nature throws our way - from Hurricane Katrina to Avian Flu - is how we live up to our motto: The National Guard: Always Ready, Always There.

A good rule of thumb is that you have to be able to complete 20 years of service before your 60th birthday. For example, if you have never served before, the age limit is 40 years old. If you have 5 years of military service, then its 45 years old and so forth.

The term VETERAN denotes someone that has performed service as a member of the military. It does not denote a COMBAT veteran. The Veteran's Administration may make some distinction between service members that served different amounts of time on active duty. Check with their website for specific answers to specific questions.

Without getting too technical, the basic difference is that the Air Force Reserve is the reserve forces for the active Air Force, and the Air National Guard is specifically attached to one state. The governor of the respective state is the commander in chief for their guard. The same goes for the Army.

Both the Air Force Reserve and the Air National Guard ARE part of the Air Force. The reserve is federal while the guard is state. Both wear name tapes that state U.S. Air Force on their uniforms.

In 1970, there were riots at many campuses in the USA after President Nixon called for the invasion of Cambodia (to pursue communist North Vietnamese who sought refuge there) during the Vietnam War. Since the police could not handle the rioters, the national guard was called out.

1. unity and liberty

2.denunciation of the ills of colonisation

3.acceptance and the pride of being black

4assimilation of what is positive from whites.

The National Guard killed four students at Kent State University but all were not black and I don't think any were. A short time later two black students were killed at Jackson State University under similar conditions while rioting in protest of the Kent State killings.

(1) Serve as advisor on matters relating to the Army Retention Program, under the operational supervision of the

Active Army Career Counselor. Coordinate RC information with the RC Career Counselor.

(2) Maintain and provide monthly, quarterly, and FY statistics for the commander.

(3) Review and maintain the Reenlistment Data Card file for all soldiers. Screen MPRJ, local training records and

rosters to obtain qualification data for retention actions and records. Special emphasis will be placed upon reporting

and recording current reenlistment eligibility. Coordinate with Career Counselor on local SIDPERS procedures to

update ERUP codes on the Enlisted Master File.

(4) Coordinate all reenlistment, extension, and RC affiliation actions and ceremonies through the Active Army or

RC Career Counselor, as appropriate.

(5) Assist the commander with preparation of bars to reenlistment on soldiers not recommended for reenlistment,

extension, or further service.

(6) Contact and counsel soldiers recommended for reenlistment, extension, and/or RC affiliation, including those

requiring waivers, to give professional guidance.

(7) Prepare DA Form 3340-R for the soldier's and commander's signatures.

(8) Coordinate through Active Army Career Counselor, referrals of eligible soldiers declining reenlistment, to the

servicing RC Career Counselor.

(9) Coordinate through the Career Counselor, with the servicing Finance and Accounting Officer (FAO), soldiers

due reenlistment bonus entitlement payments, including Selective Reenlistment Bonus (SRB) anniversary payments,

and payments of accrued leave, resulting from a previously executed extension of enlistment (DA Form 1695).

(10) Maintain Unit Retention Bulletin Board, complete with latest retention information (SRB, incentive programs,

and so on), as required by higher headquarters.

(11) Ensure sufficient Retention Publicity Items (RPI) are prominently displayed throughout the unit area

The National Guard is the Organized State Militia. Civilians who have been trained by the military and are ready to perform missions upon the command of the State Governor or the President. They are called to active duty in the event of war, disaster or other emergency, And in any other emergency the national guard is the first people on sight.

"RIGHT HERE, GET SET, POINT, FIRE!" - exact words of the recently-discovered Ohio National Guard verbal command to shoot unarmed Kent State students on May 4, 1970.

Well it is because crowds of angry protesters wouldn't allow the first African American students to attend school. Even though schools were beginning to integrate many people still preferred segregation. Plus the black race were still (as they still are but less severly) thought as the inferior race,

The Air National Guard is tasked with defending the homeland of one's country and never usually leave the homeland for active duty else, the reserves are a force that's tasked to back up active units, say if half a squadron's personal were incapcitated from a raid or something, the reserves would replace those incapcitated, simply put the ANG protects the homeland from any invasion and the reserve is basicly reserve personal that an be sent on active duty if need be

1. Four (4) US Air National Guard F-100 Super Sabre Squadrons deployed to South Vietnam and flew approximately 30,000 combat sorties:

A. Colorado Air National Guard 120th Tactical Fighter Squadron (TFS)

B. New Mexico Air National Guard 188th TFS

C. Iowa Air National Guard 174th TFS

D. New York Air National Guard l38th TFS

2. Eight (8) US Army National Guard (ARNG) units deployed to South Vietnam; more than 7,000 US Guardsmen served in country (Republic of South Vietnam); 97 fell in battle.

A. Alabama ARNG 650th Medical Detachment

B. Idaho ARNG 116th Engineer Bn

C. Illinois ARNG 126th Supply Co

D. Indiana ARNG "D", 151st Infantry (LRRP); the only Guard ground maneuver unit in Vietnam. 151st suffered 2 men KIA and over 100 men wounded.

E. Kentucky ARNG 2/138th Field Artillery

F. New Hampshire ARNG 3/197th Field Artillery

G. Rhode Island ARNG 107th Signal Co

H. Vermont ARNG 131st Engineer Co

This list does NOT include USAR (US Army Reserve units/US Air Force Reserve units nor US Navy, US Coast Guard, US Marine Corps units).

USAR-Strictly federal (not state) and as a general rule they (during Vietnam) supplied men only; no war machines...tanks, trucks, artillery, etc. USAR were generally addministrative in nature: Admin, medical, supply, etc.

AIR NG-Had their own jet fighter planes

ARMY NG-Had their own artillery and tanks

Rhode Island National Guard's 115th MP Company (now a Brigade) was activated and sent up to the USMA in April 1968. From November 1968 individuals from the 115th were levied to Vietnam. They served with distinction with the First Cavalry,the 1st Infantry Division, the 101st Airborne, The Americal Division, the 9th Infantry, the 11th Armored Cavalry, and the 18th Military Police Brigade.

In the most simplistic terms it was to relieve a man engaged in administrative or clerical work so that he could be posted to a
forward or more hostile environment. I believe that a broader
and more realistic answer is that many felt a genuine patrioctic
call to defend and support their countries efforts.

The birthdate of the US Army is 14 June 1775.

The birthdate of the US Navy is 13 October 1775, and it was disbanded in 1790, then re-established in 1797.

The US Army is the oldest, and most continuous branch of the United States military (much to the dismay of the other three branches).

A Sergeant is higher than a Corporal in any service, police or military, US or foreign.

Probably not during your current tour of duty. It may be possible after you complete your current obligation. Talk to a National Guard recruiter for details related to your specific situation.