In-Person State Conference *Canceled*
The NGAGA board has made the difficult decision to cancel our 2021 in-person State Conference at Stone Mountain. We are planning a virtual business session and will update the members as we progress. If you have any questions, please contact BG (R) Tom Blackstock at thblackstock@ngaga.org or Kristin Blackstock at kgblackstock@ngaga.org
Founded in 1948, the purpose of the National Guard Association of Georgia shall be to advance the best interests of its members in support of the betterment of the Georgia National Guard as a ready, reliable, and relevant component of local, state and national security programs, now and in the future.
We look at NGAGA as being “your voice” both on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC and at the State Capitol in Atlanta. NGAGA and NGAUS are always working for you regardless of your status, no matter whether you are on drilling status at home, title 10 deployed in support of the war on terror, or title 32 securing the US and Mexican Borders.
While you are keeping America safe and strong, we are working on legislation that will provide personal amenities and keep equipment and training upgraded so that you can perform your duties and keep the Guard relevant.
On behalf of the Board of Directors, thank you for your support and service. And, thanks also for visiting our website. If you would like to provide feedback, please use the contact us link at the top of any page on this site.
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The GGIT is a nonprofit organization, promoting meritorious and worthwhile activities of the Georgia National Guard, such as scholarships for Guard Members, spouses, dependent children and grandchildren.
Quarter 3, 2020 Issue - features the OCS Class 59 Graduation, Pompoc 2020, GA Guard SRP, Chief Warrant Officer 5 Pete Demkow and CW4 Ken Dyson's final flight, and Tech. Sgt. Franklin Wetmore's Purple Heart Medal ceremony.
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Georgia Guard Insurance Trust has opened applications for the annual scholarships through April 15.
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