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The Guard Trains to go to the Sinai

The Guard Trains to go to the Sinai
The Maryland Army National Guard conducted hand-to-hand combatives training at the Dundalk Armory July 11, 2010, in preparation for a unique mission to the Middle East. Members of Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 175th Infantry Regiment received special instruction in the Army’s hand-to-hand combat known as the Modern Army Combatives Program in preparation for their ...
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Army Guard’s Command Changes Hands

Army Guard's Command Changes Hands
The Maryland Army National Guard welcomed its new commander June 13, during a change-of-command ceremony at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore.
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JFHQ NCO Leadership Conference

JFHQ NCO Leadership Conference
Leadership influences whether or not a team pulls together, unit performance, and ultimately, mission success. Therefore, as times change and society evolves, it is imperative that leadership evolves with it.
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Governor Breaks Ground on $22.6 Million Maryland Army Guard Flight Facility

Governor Breaks Ground on $22.6 Million Maryland Army Guard Flight Facility
Gov. Martin O’Malley helped brake ground on a $22.6 million addition/alteration to the Maryland National Guard’s Army Aviation Support Facility during a ceremony in Edgewood, Md., May 23, 2010.
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Maryland National Guard Recovers Navy Helicopter

Maryland National Guard Recovers Navy Helicopter
The Maryland Army National Guard and the U.S. Navy worked together in a unique and joint recovery mission April 21, 2010.
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Adjutant General Hosts Bosnian Deputy Minister of Defense

Adjutant General Hosts Bosnian Deputy Minister of Defense
The Maryland Military Department greeted members of the Bosnia-Herzegovina Defense Ministry April 15, 2010, in Reisterstown, Md., under the auspices of the National Guard State Partnership Program, to discuss the state’s military and emergency response capabilities.
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Cade Armory’s drill floor, dedicated to 1st Sgt. Lloyd R. Scott, Sr.

Cade Armory's drill floor, dedicated to 1st Sgt. Lloyd R. Scott, Sr.
May 30, 2009, the drill floor at the Melvin H. Cade Armory was dedicated to 1st Sgt. Lloyd R. Scott, Sr., during a ceremony. Scott enlisted as a private at the end of World War II and was ordered to active duty to serve in Korea with the 231st Transportation Truck Battalion – now the 229th Main Support Battalion. Scott ...
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