Talk:Army National Guard

message: Because the Air National Guard appears to have its own article, it seemed fit to create such an article for the Army National guard. However, I am unable to work on this article. Other user input for the article would be greatly appreciated.  User:69.18.16.84  2006-05-25T04:18:22
:Started a stub section to deal with the Army National Guard "transformation" that is a part of the overall US Army Transformation plan (divisions to brigades, etc.)  We will need to expand the section to include specific plans for the ARNG.  I will plan to do a little searching to see what current status is, what units are making the transformation first, etc. Mvialt 14:50, 21 November 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Article Needs Work 

message: A distinction needs to be made between the state ARNGs and the ARNGUS, and some other Title 32 things. I'll work on it when I have time.
--VAcharon 17:14, 10 October 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: User:CORNELIUSSEON and I created a page for state-level ARNG units.  I have now rolled that basic format out to a little over one-quarter of all states.  See United States National Guard#National Guard Forces for a list of pages (sort of) showing status.  In general, I started at the front of the alphabet and am working through all states.  (Some states previously had state-level ARNG articles or redirects.)  Since the 'template' I am using keeps getting incrementally improved as I move through these, the next article I update (probably Kansas or Kentucky) will have the 'latest' format for my template.  If you want to help out, holler at me on my talk page.  Mvialt 15:27, 21 November 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  ARNG/ARNGUS 

message: Some mention of TRO relationships between the Separate Brigades and the Division HQs should be made.
For example, the 155th HBCT (MS), 256th IBCT (LA) and 45th IBCT (OK) as well as the TX Guard's organic combat brigades, 56th IBCT and 72nd IBCT.  Also included are the support brigades that are often overlooked; 36th Combat Aviation Brigade (TX), 36th Combat Support Brigade (TX), 36th Sustainment Brigade (TX), 45th Fires Brigade (OK), 185th Combat Aviation Brigade (MS) and the 225th Engineer Brigade (LA). RTO Trainer 14:10, 21 April 2007 (UTC)
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message: I'm nominating the article on the Army National Guard as a good article.  I did a lot of work to re-work and expand it several years ago, and it's remained relatively stable since then.
Billmckern (talk) 23:48, 31 March 2017 (UTC)
thread_title: Good article nomination

message: I added all the higher command and units of the National Guard. However there are a few problems that I could not yet resolve:
# the National Guard activated a new Military Police Brigade this year, but I could not find it's number and location. Does anyone have that information?
# there should be 16 Maneuver Enhancement Brigades, but I found 17 that still seem to be active... so which one has been disbanded?
# there should 7 Engineer Brigades, but I found 8, which means one has been/will be disbanded; but which?
These are the only problems. All other units (Commands, Divisions, Brigades, Groups) of the National Guard are now listed. If anyone has information about the above mentioned problems, please fix them in the article. Thanks, noclador (talk) 17:22, 23 June 2017 (UTC)
thread_title:  Guard Units 

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message: * The National Guard of the United States is a thing.  It's a legal entity.  When members of the Air or Army National Guard enlist or receive commissions, they have dual state and federal obligations.  When National Guard units get federalized, it's as part of the National Guard of the United States, which means they're no longer subject to state control.
*This isn't a naming convention question or an issue where consensus is required.  The National Guard of the United States is the official name of an organization, in accordance with federal law.
*Billmckern (talk) 10:11, 9 January 2019 (UTC)
thread_title: National Guard of the United States