Army Maryland National Guard Staff Sgt. James Hamilton observes 3rd platoon, 1st Battalion, 114th Infantry Regiment, 44th Infantry Brigade Combat Team during eXportable Combat Training Capability 22-01 at Fort Drum, New York July 17, 2022. Hamilton joined ARNG-OGW, headquartered at Camp Atterbury, Indiana, from the Warrior Training Unit at Fort Benning, Georgia, in June 2021. “It’s long days and ...

Meet U.S. Army Warrant Officer Candidate April-Mae Ridenour, the reconnaissance noncommissioned officer assigned to the 32nd Civil Support Team, Maryland National Guard. Ridenour played a vital role in the CST’s support of the 2022 Ocean City Air Show as part of the survey section that is responsible for identifying, assessing, and locating potential chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear ...

ANNAPOLIS, Md. – The 110th Information Operations Battalion of the Maryland Army National Guard observed their change of command ceremony at Battalion Headquarters on June 4. The outgoing commander, Lt. Col. Kristie Roy, passed the unit colors of the 110th IO to Col. B. Clayton Jackson, commander of the 58th Expeditionary Military Intelligence Brigade, who in turn entrusted them to the ...

Story by: U.S. Army National Guard Spc. Christina Chang Photos by: U.S. Air National Guard Staff Sgt. Sarah M. McClanahan; Courtesy Photos EASTON, Md. —Visitors to the Easton COVID-19 testing site could often see Pfc. Burrell’s eyes crinkling with a smile behind her face-mask, as she stood at their vehicles giving out health screenings through sun or rain. “It’s been a fun ...

Spc. Taylor Scott, a wheeled vehicle mechanic in the 29th Military Police Company,115th Military Police Battalion, has served for 7 years in the MDARNG.

Cadet Jennifer Robinson, a military police Soldier with the 29th Military Police Company, who has served about one year in the military.

Spc. Timothy Yingling, a utilities equipment repairer with the 200th Military Police Company.

Spc. Jameka Sledge, a military police Soldier with the 200th Military Police Company, who has served for two years in the military.

Pvt. Alvert Mclane, a military police Soldier with the 200th Military Police Company, who has served six years in the military

I guess just knowing we are doing something important. When I’m on orders, I actually feel like I’m doing something with my life, impacting the community.”