Representation on issues directly affecting Guardsmen such as pay, education benefits, equipment modernization, missioning and military construction
NGAUS Travel
Preferred Vision Care
Free Drivers Licenses
Free Car Tag
Georgia Guard Insurance Trust - providing affordable life insurance that can be taken into retirement
Georgia Guard Credit Union - Set up and run to benefit the Georgia Guardsmen and their families
Free accidental death benefit of $1,000
Technician Insurance Plan
NGAUS MasterCard with WorldPoints
New NGAUS/EANGUS TRICARE Select Supplement Insurance
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What has NGAGA Done Lately?
Your Associations continue to be hard at work for you. Check out the recent accomplishments below:
A $600 million add to the budget to address equipment shortfalls in the National Guard and Reserves. Total budget for this line item is $6.9 billion
DODs cost share for the National Guard Youth Challenge Program increased from 60 to 75 percent
Prohibits DOD from retiring fighter aircraft and moving the people assigned to those missions until the Secretary of the Air Force submits a report
Secretaries of the military departments are now required to provide reserve component members injured on active duty information on the availability of care through community-based warrior transition units, including the location of the nearest community-based warrior transition unit to their homes.
Reserve retirees (Gray Area Retirees) who have not yet reached age 60 are now eligible for TRICARE Standard
Implementing a 3.9% pay raise
Reduced the age Reserve Component personnel receive retired pay by three months for every aggregate 90 days of active duty service in support of contingency operation after 28 January 2008.