- Careers - Air National Guard
WAYS TO SERVE In the Air National Guard, you not only serve your country, but also the community you call home when it needs the skills and resources that only the Guard can provide With career and leadership opportunities, healthcare and education benefits, and the freedom to choose how you serve, you're able to become the best you in the Air National Guard PAY BENEFITS The Air National
- Our Mission - Air National Guard
As the primary combat-ready reserve of the Air Force, the Air National Guard provides mission-ready Airmen to safeguard the homeland, serve our communities, and to execute global operations
- Home of Air National Guard
ALCOA, Tenn — U S Air Force Maj Gen Duke Pirak, acting director, Air National Guard, and Chief Master Sgt Joshua D Moore, command chief, ANG, hosted ANG wing commanders and senior enlisted leaders from around the nation for the Wing Leader Fly-In event at McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base,
- ANG Readiness Center - Air National Guard
The Air National Guard Readiness Center (ANGRC) is based at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland Its mission is to ensure the combat readiness of Air National Guard units and act as a liaison between the National Guard Bureau (NGB) and the individual states and territories on Air National Guard operational activities
- Air National Guard Leadership
DUKE A PIRAK Acting Director, Air National Guard, National Guard Bureau
- ANG History Office - Air National Guard
ANG History Office Mission Statement The Air National Guard History Office supports present and future U S Warfighters by Documenting, Preserving, Interpreting, and Disseminating the history of the Air National Guard (ANG) in order to: Preserve an official record of ANG mission accomplishment at home and around the world
- Chaplain Corps - Air National Guard
ANG CHAPLAIN CORPS MISSION STATEMENT: Developing spiritually fit Airmen for homeland and global operations ANG CHAPLAIN CORPS VISION STATEMENT: Locally, Globally -- Always on Mission
- Heritage - Air National Guard
ANG units mobilized in May included two tactical fighter groups and a medical evacuation unit The former, equipped with F-86Hs, were sent to Cannon AFB, New Mexico to train Air Force pilots as forward air controllers and combat crewmen
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