In honor of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention month, it is important to restate the values we share as Soldiers, Airmen and civilian public servants. We value loyalty, respect and courage. ...
Being in the National Guard requires commitment and sacrifice. Our members understand this and gladly accept the challenge, but families also share this burden – especially children. That’s why it ...
“To the Soldiers and Airmen of the Wisconsin National Guard – Happy Thanksgiving. Thank you for your continued sacrifice and service to our state and nation. Our mission continues to be simple – ...
Today we celebrate the 240th anniversary of our nation’s Declaration of Independence from Great Britain.
On July 4, 1776, our nation’s founders shed the shackles of tyranny and boldly declared ...
Today we celebrate the U.S. Army’s 241st birthday, as well as the 100th anniversary of Flag Day. In honor of both occasions, allow me to share a story about a Wisconsin man fitting for each observation. ...
Seven score and 10 years ago, Waterloo, New York, held what is considered to be the first Memorial Day observation. And what began as a day to decorate the graves of fallen Civil War Soldiers has ...
President Harry S. Truman was the driving force to establish a single holiday for a grateful nation to thank its men and women in uniform. And 66 years ago the United States observed its first Armed ...
To all veterans, current serving military members, family members, those who have lost loved ones in service to our nation, and in particular our Gold Star families:
The recently revealed inappropriate ...
Editor’s note: The Wisconsin National Guard hosted former Milwaukee Mayor Marvin Pratt for a discussion on Black History Month at Joint Force Headquarters in Madison, Wis. After the discussion, Tech. ...
Some 11 years before Wisconsin attained statehood, its citizens began forming what would become the Wisconsin National Guard. March 5, 1837, marks the organization’s official birth date – and now ...
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