Delaware National Guard 'Ground Zero' emergency
communications, other duties led by Capt. Joseph
Cooke (September 11, 2001, New York, NY) -- The terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center left an indelible image of horror and devastation on our country. Under the pressure of the crisis, our country also saw the true character of its citizens. Heroic volunteers, such as Capt. Joseph A. Cooke, a Delaware National Guard officer, originally from Sussex County, rose to the occasion as needed and helped spark a wave of patriotism everywhere. Full story>>> 945th C&C
fields M88 Track Recovery Vehicle
When your car breaks down, you can always call a tow truck, but what if you're in a tactical government vehicle performing off-road manuevers? In that case, you'd call on the M-88A1 Track Recovery Vehicle. Full story>>> 153rd Military Police train up for
Bosnia deployment
It was serious business. The subject was land mines -- how to detect them, mark them, warn others, and most important, how to avoid becoming a statistic in war-torn Bosnia. Full story>>> Air Guard honors retirees at annual breakfast
ceremony 193rd RHC prepares
recruits for basic training success Del. Guard hosts Annual DEFY Camp 287th tuned into town’s
patriotism during 350th anniversary celebration
The 287th Army Band warmed the hearts of residents during a concert performance on Sunday evening, October 7th at Battery Park in Old New Castle. Full story>>> 166th
Security Forces Squadron deploys
On Friday, October 5th, members of the Delaware National Guard’s recently activated 166th Security Forces Squadron, departed Delaware and traveled to an undisclosed location somewhere in the United States. Full news release>>> Previous news release: 166th SFS called to federal duty>>> |
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