National Guard

"The events I witnessed at Lafayette Square on the evening of June 1 were deeply disturbing to me and to fellow National Guardsmen," Major Adam DeMarco said.

"Florida Department of Health representatives will however no longer screen arriving passengers," according to the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.

"COVID-19 appears to be, maybe even on the rise, in some cases, and there's no sign of operational tempo reduction in our future," Air Force General Joseph Lengyel said Thursday.

Demonstrators in Madison took down two statues and attacked state Senator Tim Carpenter.

National Guard members from South Carolina said they found glass baked into a pizza they ordered while deployed in Washington, D.C., according to a spokesperson for the state military organization.

"At no time did we intend or certainly would be able to affect evicting any guardsmen from any hotel," Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said Friday.

The individual was removed from all National Guard missions "effective immediately," Ohio Governor Mike DeWine said Friday.

The command structure may make no sense, but it's aimed at satisfying the demands of the Trump White House, a senior military official says.

The pair are in a serious but non-life threatening condition after being struck in Lafayette Square.

Washington, always one step behind reality, couldn't hear what its own commander on the ground was saying: We don't need to federalize the National Guard.

At least 3,300 National Guard members from across 10 states have been or are being deployed to support the D.C. National Guard amid protests over George Floyd's death.

"We must be better," said Gen. Joseph Lengyel, the chief of the National Guard Bureau.

Donna Soucy and Steve Shurtleff's Monday letter to Governor Sununu said that New Hampshire's National Guard troops "should not be sent out of state to fight against Americans' freedom of speech."

The intense winds created by the helicopters reportedly caused part of a tree to nearly hit pedestrians.

"The President of the United States tear-gassed peaceful protesters in order to clear the way for a useless photo-op outside the White House—just after vowing to activate the military against our own people," Senator Elizabeth Warren tweeted.

Veterans of three different militaries write about how the National Guard can carefully be deployed.

"A wild card now is POTUS, what he will order," a senior military officer told Newsweek. Federal troops are being readied in response to White House requests.

Democratic Governor Tony Evers requested the National Guard Saturday to help Milwaukee law enforcement officers respond to protests in the wake of George Floyd's police-involved death.

On the third night of protests, videos on social media showed five walls of riot police guarding Chauvin's property from the hundreds of protestors gathered chanting "justice."

If there is an added military tragedy on this Memorial Day, it is that we confuse what is military with what is civilian.

At Ft. Jackson, South Carolina, some 64 soldiers—most Army recruits in training—came down with the virus, prompting a two-week suspension of basic training.

"This is good news for Michiganders everywhere who are worried about COVID-19's impact on their community," Whitmer wrote Monday.

The discount will apply through April but could be extended based on the development of the coronavirus pandemic.

"This is a very, very difficult item to find because everyone is looking for them all at the same time," Edwards said.

"The federal government has deployed hundreds of tons of supplies from our national stockpile to locations with the greatest need in order to assist in those areas," the president said during a White House COVID-19 press briefing.

Lt. Col. Travers Hurst said Wednesday that the call was received at around 11:15 a.m., at which point law enforcement officials responded.

The U.S. Armed Forces is made up of seven uniformed branches.

U.S. National Guard officer stationed at a Texas border town was arrested on Monday morning for allegedly sexually assaulting a colleague.

At least 10 trailers of food, water and other supplies sat in a parking lot for a year.

Governors of New York, Colorado and Massachusetts are the latest to speak out against the "unconscionable" treatment of migrant families.