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Cyber and information technology opportunities are available within the California Army National Guard (CA ARNG).  Units such as the Cyber Protection Team (CPT 171) and the Defensive Cyber Operations Element (DCOE) exist to defend cyber exploitation, disruption and destruction.
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California’s Cyber Protection Team 171 is the newest team of modern warfare. Soldiers in the Cyber Corps operate and defend the military’s cyberspace by conducting offensive operations against cyber threats. 
Defensive Cyber Operations Element
The Defensive Cyber Operations Elements performs computer network defense on DoD networks. DCOE is composed of Signal Soldiers that focus on computer network defense by detecting unauthorized activity in cyberspace domains. “The DoD is ultimately responsible for defending the nation from attack in cyberspace, just as it is in all other domains.  In the event of a foreign cyber attack on the United States with the potential for significant national security or economic consequences, the DoD, including USCYBERCOM with the support of NSA/CSS, will be prepared to respond.”​
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The California Military Department – Office of the Staff Judge Advocate receives service of process documents and subpoenas between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at 10601 Bear Hollow Drive, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670.
Please note that our authority is limited to accepting service of process only on behalf of the California Military Department, its elements and subordinate units, including the California National Guard, the California State Guard, The California Cadet Corps, and California Military Department officials named in their official capacity. 
The California Military Department (CMD), its subordinate elements and units, has not agreed to electronic service of summons/complaints in civil cases per the Rule of Court and other applicable laws. In addition, the CMD has not agreed to receive service of summons/complaints in civil cases by facsimile.
NOTE: The California Military Department Office of the Staff Judge Advocate cannot advise you whether you are required to serve process under a specific statute or in a specific manner. If you are unsure about the requirements of service, we suggest that you consult with private counsel.
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Dial 988, a free and confidential hotline number for yourself or someone you care about. 
A 24-hour hotline available for anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress.

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The California Military Department maintains a comprehensive Joint Behavioral Health Office for Military Department members and their families. We care about psychological and emotional well-being and take proactive measures to assist both service members and their families in appropriately resourcing behavioral health concerns.
The California Military Department Behavioral Health Office’s full-time operations consist of:

A full-time Behavioral Health civilian supporting each of CA ANG’s Air Wings.
Embedded Behavioral Health uniformed clinicians who respond to all regions of California are available to contact on a 24/7 basis; staff funded by the MHSA are indicated by an asterisk* in the list below.  MHSA also funds one Agency Coordinator and .2 FTE Director. 

CA Behavioral Health phone numbers by region of CA March 2024 (.pdf)
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Northern CA / Sacramento Region
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