What Is the National Guard
The National Guard is a reserve military force in the United States. It includes Army and Air Guard components. Members train part time and can be activated for state or federal missions.
Are the National Guards Dead
No. The National Guard is active and organized in all 50 states, three territories, and the District of Columbia. It supports domestic emergencies, disaster relief, and overseas operations.
Current Role and Structure
The Guard is commanded at the state level by a governor and at the federal level by the president. It responds to hurricanes, wildfires, civil unrest, and federal deployments. For more information on its structure and missions, visit the official National Guard website.
