The Vermont National Guard is partnering with another European ally – the Republic of Austria.
National Guard, Austria now partners
Guard praises expanded list of ‘burn pit’ cancers
A Vermont National Guard general and an enlisted man died of cancer believed to be related to exposure to toxic ‘burn pits’ overseas.
VT troops sent to DC to restrict Freedom Convoy
In separate actions, Vermont troops and police are being sent to Washington, D.C. and the southern border.
“We are facing a dynamic environment:” F-35s flying to Europe stop in Vermont
F-35s from Utah headed for a tense Europe stopped at the VT National Guard base in South Burlington.
Happy Veterans Day!
The flag raised over Barre for Veterans’ Day silently speaks the pride and gratitude of all Vermonters.
Injured by Taliban, vet now fights for veterans
A soldier injured in Afghanistan is leading the veterans’ program for Vermont Adaptive Ski Sports.
Vermont Guard celebrates Marine Corps’ 246th birthday
The Vermont National Guard has a special relationship with the Marine Corps, so unique that some Vermont Guard personnel are authorized to display the insignia of the 2nd Marine Division on their uniforms.
Guard hosts active shooter training
The Guard’s new Provost Marshal office ran an active shooter simulation last month. The goal: training and better inter-agency cooperation in the event of The Real Thing.
Chang: what China knows about pathogen attacks on rival economies
The Chinese government has learned just how destructive a pathogen can be on its rivals’ economies, Gordon Chang says.
Chaplains hone combat skills in Jericho
These chaplains carry more than a Bible.
