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  • Senior Master Sgt. Paul Tangen, N.D. Air National Guard, helps unload presents for Veterans at the North Dakota Veterans Home in Lisbon, N.D. on December 19, 2007.

    Guardsmen bring Christmas to the N.D. Veteran’s Home

    On Wednesday, Airmen and Soldiers of the North Dakota National Guard will load vehicles full of presents and military volunteers to make their annual trip to the North Dakota Veteran's Home in Lisbon, N.D. delivering presents and good cheer to retired military members and spouses. The North Dakota Air and Army National Guard alternate the
  • Kieth Anderson of T.F. Powers Construction works at removing flag poles at the current main entrance to the North Dakota Air National Guard. The flag poles will be moved and placed at the new entrance located north of the base on 32nd Avenue north.

    119th Wing constructing new entrance

    Happy Hooligans of the 119th Wing will soon have a new and improved main entrance at the North Dakota Air National Guard base in Fargo. The 119th Wing is in the process of moving the main entrance that is currently located on University Drive north to its new location off of 32nd Avenue north, located on the north side of the base. "The new
  • Maj, John C. Gibbs, the 119th Civil Engineer Squadron commander, pulls a rope with a weight on the end as part of a fire fighter obstacle course Nov. 6 in the North Dakota Air National Guard fire hall on the east edge of the Hector International Airport runway, Fargo, N.D. The obstacle course is an annual fire fighter fitness testing requirement to demonstrate fire fighting readiness and capabilities. (NDANG photo by Senior Master Sgt. David H. Lipp) (Released)

    119th Wing Receives Funding to Build Fire Station

    The North Dakota Air National Guard, 119th Wing Fire Department will receive $7.5 million to build a new 21,400 square-foot crash/fire/rescue station at their air base in Fargo. The new facility will be shared by military and civilian response crews in support of Hector International Airport. The funding is a result of an Air National Guard fire
  • Col. Robert Becklund, 119th Wing Commander, hands the 219th Security Forces Squadron flag to Lt.Col. Tad Schauer, 219th SFS Commander, as CMSgt Bradley Childs, 119th Wing Command Chief stands at attention during an activation ceremony for the new squadron conducted at Minot Air Force Base in N.D. on Oct. 18.

    N.D. Air Guard conducts activation ceremony in Minot

    A goal and vision spanning more than a decade finally came to fruition today for members of the North Dakota Air National Guard with an activation ceremony officially recognizing the Air Guard detachment at Minot Air Force Base as the 219th Security Forces Squadron. "The activation of the 219th Security Forces Squadron is the result of a strong
  • From left to right, Tweed Roosevelt, the great-grandson of twenty-sixth President of the United States Theodore Roosevelt, hunting-dog handler Benjamin Sand, of Bismarck, and Spc. Nathan McGough, of the 231st Brigade Support Battalion, admire a rooster pheasant during the Hunting Dakota with Roosevelt hunt Oct.18 south of Mandan, N.D. McGough beams with pride as the first successful marksman of the day.

    Roosevelt Hunt Honors Military and Helps Fight Cancer

    Ten North Dakota Army and Air National Guard members were treated to the upland game bird hunt and social event of a lifetime during the Hunting Dakota with Roosevelt event Oct. 18-19, as a token of thanks for the military members' service in the global war on terrorism. Hunting Dakota with Roosevelt is the brainchild of former American Cancer
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