Members of Hotel Company, 132nd Brigade Support Battalion, stand together for a group photo following their participation in the 56th Philip A. Connelly culinary competition at their Eau Claire armory on March 17, 2024. This Wisconsin Army National Guard unit was just one of four units that made it to the final level of the competition for fiscal year 24. (U.S. National Guard photo by Sgt. Nina Kowalkowski) - Members of Hotel Company, 132nd Brigade Support Battalion, stand together for a group photo following their participation in the 56th Philip A. Connelly culinary competition at their Eau Claire armory on March 17, 2024. This Wisconsin Army National Guard unit was just one of four units that made it to the final level of the competition for fiscal year 24. (U.S. National Guard photo by Sgt. Nina Kowalkowski)

From 1200 on the 17th through 1200 on the 18th of January, Soldiers with Company A, 2-127, 32nd IBCT, utilized the High Risk Entry Facility and grounds at Camp Douglas to train and perfect their urban operations in preparation for JRTC 2024. (32nd IBCT photo by Staff Sgt. Kati Volkman / released) - From 1200 on the 17th through 1200 on the 18th of January, Soldiers with Company A, 2-127, 32nd IBCT, utilized the High Risk Entry Facility and grounds at Camp Douglas to train and perfect their urban operations in preparation for JRTC 2024. (32nd IBCT photo by Staff Sgt. Kati Volkman / released)

Maj. Eric Van Hout, an administrative officer with the Wisconsin Army National Guard’s 2nd Battalion, 127th Infantry Regiment, and Command Sgt. Maj. Ryan Johnson, battalion command sergeant major, present a Purple Heart medal to Mike Muthig, the grandson of World War I veteran Pvt. George Arts. Arts enlisted in the battalion’s Company I and was severely wounded Aug. 4, 1918, during the battalion’s assault on the town of Fismes. - Maj. Eric Van Hout, an administrative officer with the Wisconsin Army National Guard’s 2nd Battalion, 127th Infantry Regiment, and Command Sgt. Maj. Ryan Johnson, battalion command sergeant major, present a Purple Heart medal to Mike Muthig, the grandson of World War I veteran Pvt. George Arts. Arts enlisted in the battalion’s Company I and was severely wounded Aug. 4, 1918, during the battalion’s assault on the town of Fismes.