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07/26/2022

2022 Hydra Ball Info

04/29/2022

Did you know the Army will pay $4000 for you to receive a credential or certification?

The link below is a great way to earn the Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM) certification from anywhere in the world. The CGFM Exam Preparation Course is free for all Soldiers when using Army COOL credentialing assistance funding and taught by the same team which has been teaching business analytics to Finance Soldiers and Civilians for years. You must sign up by 5 May for the class that starts 20 June and 15 May for the class that starts 29 June. The CGFM Exam Preparation Course is taught virtually by University of South Carolina.

Don’t miss this opportunity!

Army COOL credentialing assistance covers the costs with no ADSO. Soldiers will need to register and submit their application through Army Ignited 30 days business before class start date to take advantage of this offer. For more information you can contact Mr. Cody Zilhaver at [email protected] .

https://www.mooreexeced.com/government-military-solutions/?fbclid=IwAR1fY63tImbOozDhoC7u4kHaEWROU6k2KuIvbe7YjuSDtKqUPnG1-iw0oBY

Executive Education at the Darla Moore School of Business began working with the U.S. Army Finance and Comptroller School in June 2014, with success leading to a partnership agreement in 2016. Over the years, the relationship has grown significantly, as ExecEd has helped fill a critical gap between....

01/23/2022

PV2 Harrison receives a coin from State CSM Logan for his exemplary performance while called to duty for Winter Storm Response with 878th Engineer Battalion. PV2 Harrison was instrumental in PMCS of chainsaw equipment during load out insuring equipment was ready for use. PV2 Harrison also conducted refresher training at Hartwell armory for the response team on site.

12/29/2021

"like" and "follow" the Armis Holistic Health and Fitness for information regarding H2F, ACFT and services provided to you by your state.

Armis Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) is the Georgia National Guard's approach to Soldier readiness. It is a comprehensive, integrated, and immersive health and fitness system that generates lethal soldiers who are physically, mentally, and spiritually ready to engage with and overmatch the enemy....

11/25/2021

On Behalf of the Adjutant General of Georgia:
The holiday season is upon us! As families gather to celebrate Thanksgiving, I want to express my sense of gratitude and appreciation to the entire Georgia Department of Defense team for all that you do on behalf of the citizens of our state and nation. Whether you serve in uniform, support the mission as a family member, civilian employee or volunteer, it is your service and commitment that allows Americans to enjoy the blessings of Thanksgiving. While many of us will have extra time with our families over the next few days, we never forget those who are currently deployed away from their families to guarantee our way of life. The Georgia National Guard has men and women deployed around the world this Thanksgiving. Please keep them and their families in your thoughts and prayers.



Thomas M. Carden, Jr.
Major General, GANG
The Adjutant General

11/11/2021

On Behalf of the Adjutant General of Georgia:
On November 11, 2021, Americans will pause to reflect on the sacrifices borne by veterans of military service. Veterans Day began as a remembrance of the armistice that ended World War I. In the modern era, Veterans Day celebrates the service of all military veterans.

Our veterans from all services, active, guard, and reserve continue to stand watch on freedom's frontier. In the Georgia National Guard, we have deployed more than 23,000 service members since 9/11. The tireless support of our Families and employers have enabled all of us to focus on our mission. I want to thank every Soldier, Airman, Family member, our Civilian work force as well as those who employ our service members.

The culture of service and sacrifice has kept our country free for more than 245 years. The Georgia Department of Defense continues to play a vital role in the total force. Again, thank you for all that you do for our state and nation.

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Thomas M. Carden, Jr.
Major General, GANG
The Adjutant General

11/11/2021

Happy veterans day!

Join us virtually via livestream as we honor the sacrifices of the women and men who served in the United States armed forces—past and present:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ILaf6xwLJY