louisiana national guard

After the Louisiana National Guard put their skills and training to use, firefighters now have firefighting equipment on both sides of the water

Almost 200 members of the Louisiana National Guard will be in Washington D.C. this week to assist with inauguration ceremonies.

Some 350 citizen-soldiers based out of Lafayette are currently serving on the front lines of the coronavirus battle.

Louisiana's citizen soldiers are prepped and ready to come to the aid of storm victims across the state.

The boat teams are ready and activiated, and the Louisiana National Guard stands ready to assist in any other areas that they are called out to in Southwest Louisiana or Acadiana.

The men and women of the state's National Guard are ready for immediate response to weather-related emergencies.

The airmen will participate in critical training missions during the 90 day deployment.

A former high-ranking official with the Louisiana National Guard is facing charges of wire fraud and making false statements.

Our wonderful Louisiana National Guard and Air National Guard have come to the rescue of thousands of flood victims across the state.

A most despicable act of thievery. Louisiana National Guardsmen away on training have their personal vehicles broken into by thieves.

The community of Georgetown in Grant Parish has basically been cut off from the rest of the state because of rising flood waters caused by heavy rains and breach in the levee at Bayou Darrow.

A safe end to an explosive situation at Camp Minden is getting closer to being a reality. The burn chamber incinerator has been delayed by high water on the Mississippi River but should be in place by the middle of February.

Temporary levees are being built and monitored by the Louisiana National Guard in hopes of controlling rising water in several Louisiana parishes.

Guardsmen will begin 24 hour levee patrols today in advance of anticipated high water and potential flooding in several parishes across the state.

Some Louisiana families won't be watching the skies for Santa tonight, they'll be looking for an airplane that is scheduled to bring over 150 Louisiana National Guardsmen home from the Middle East.

Pvt. Journae King, a 21-year-old woman from Laplace, made history among Army reservists last week when she was enlisted as the Louisiana National Guard's first female artillery soldier.

If you served in the Louisiana National Guard and were a part of Operation Desert Storm your help is needed for an exhibit to honor members of the Louisiana National Guard.

The Louisiana National Guard opens an exhibit to those who served and were served during the days after Hurricane Katrina.