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Incoming state command sergeant major Command Sgt. Maj. Duane Weyer returns an Army saber, representing a noncommissioned officer’s responsibility, to the sword bearer during a formal change of responsibility ceremony Aug. 10 at Joint Force Headquarters in Madison, Wis. Weyer follows Command Sgt. Maj. Curtis Patrouille as state command sergeant major for the Wisconsin Army National Guard. Combined, Patrouille and Weyer have more than seven decades of military service between them. Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs photo by Vaughn R. Larson

Aug. 13, 2024

Wisconsin Army Guard installs 10th state command sergeant major

New senior enlisted advisor takes the reins for the Wisconsin Army National Guard.

Youth from the EAA Air Camp learn how to use the mobile boom simulator at the Wisconsin Air National Guard’s 128th Air Refueling Wing in Milwaukee June 25. These future aviators toured the wing’s KC-135 Stratotankers, saw jet engines up close and tried their hand on the boom simulator. 128th Air Refueling Wing photo by Master Sgt. Kellen Kroening

July 19, 2024

128th Air Refueling Wing showcases new mobile boom simulator and Wisconsin Air National Guard readiness at 2024 EAA AirVenture

OSHKOSH, Wis. — The Wisconsin Air National Guard’s 128th Air Refueling Wing will debut a state-of-the-art simulator at this year’s EAA AirVenture

Sgt. Zachary Hintze, a crew chief assigned to a Wisconsin Army National Guard UH-60 Black Hawk crew from West Bend, Wis., hoists Sgt. 1st Class Eric Furbee, a critical care flight paramedic, back into the aircraft after a successful patient recovery during a search and rescue training exercise June 1 in Jackson County, Wis. The Black Hawk crew collaborated with Trail Ambassadors and the emergency management offices of Jackson County and the Ho-Chunk Nation. Photo courtesy Wisconsin Trail Ambassadors Program

July 15, 2024

High stakes: Wisconsin Guard helicopter crew conducts search and rescue training with local agencies

JACKSON COUNTY, Wis. — Wisconsin Army Guard Black Hawk crew part of multi-agency search and rescue training.

Soldiers from the Wisconsin Army National Guard’s 32nd “Red Arrow” Infantry Brigade Combat Team conduct a combat patrol wearing multiple integrated laser engagement system (MILES) gear June 8 during a rotation at the Joint Readiness Training Center, Fort Johnson, La. The Red Arrow led more than 5,000 Soldiers from across the United States and Canada in simulated large-scale combat operations. This realistic training builds readiness for overseas deployments and prepares Soldiers to survive the rigors of war. 32nd IBCT photo by Staff Sgt. Kati Volkman

July 12, 2024

Large training event a challenging but rewarding experience for Wisconsin Army Guard brigade

FORT JOHNSON, La. — The Wisconsin Army National Guard’s 32nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team concludes training rotation at Joint Readiness Training Center

1st Lt. Jennifer Vanden Busch, the Joint Readiness Training Center Aid Station Rear operations officer, prepares a syringe June 13 during the 24-08 training rotation for the Wisconsin Army National Guard’s 32nd “Red Arrow” Infantry Brigade Combat Team. She was among the medics, nurses and physicians from the Wisconsin National Guard and surrounding states who responded to a call for volunteers to staff the JRTC clinic. 32nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team photo by Staff Sgt. Kati Volkman

July 11, 2024

Wisconsin Guard medical team takes on unique mission during JRTC training rotation

Wisconsin Army National Guard’s 135th Medical Company leads multi-state effort to operate Joint Readiness Training Center aid station.

Members of the Wisconsin National Guard Challenge Academy drill team conduct a drill and ceremony demonstration prior to a June 19 graduation ceremony at Mauston High School in Mauston, Wis. All 112 graduating cadets earned their high school equivalency diploma and up to 16 college credits. The voluntary Challenge Academy is a cost-free alternative education program that reshapes the lives of students 16 to 19 years old who are at risk of not graduating high school. Using a structured, military-styled environment and state-certified teachers and counselors, Challenge Academy builds cadets’ academic abilities, character, self-confidence and personal discipline. Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs photo by Vaughn R. Larson

June 27, 2024

Challenge Academy graduates equipped to face more promising future

MAUSTON, Wis. — 112 cadets from 40 counties graduate from Wisconsin National Guard Challenge Academy

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