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Col. Jonathan D. Mumme, incoming commander of the 159th Fighter Wing, receives the unit colors from Brig. Gen. D. Keith Waddell, adjutant general of the Louisiana Army National Guard, during a formal ceremony at Naval Air Station-Joint Reserve Base in Belle Chasse, La., Feb. 5, 2021. (U.S. Air Force National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. Dan Farrell) By LANG Public Affairs Office PINEVILLE, La. –The Louisiana National Guard hosted six Change of Command ceremonies last week, to include: 159th Fighter Wing, 139th Regional Support Group, 199th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), 61st T...

https://www.afinalwarning.com/492185.html (Natural News) 5,000 of the over 26,000 National Guard troops sent to Washington, D.C. to provide security for President Joe Biden’s inauguration will remain in the capital, after the rest have been sent home or redeployed. Now, a retired military intelligence officer has commented that these units are turning into an “occupation force,” and that their continued presence is unacceptable. As of Jan. 26, there are currently around 7,000 National Guard units remaining in D.C. A spokesperson for the guard said that these numbers will be whittled ...

8 When our nation called for Guardsmen to defend the U.S. Capitol, nearly 400 Soldiers from the 45th Infantry Brigade Combat Team thunderbirds answered the call and rapidly mobilized, arriving in Washington on Sunday, January 17, 2021. The Oklahoma Army National Guard Soldiers, along with attached security forces personnel from the Oklahoma Air National Guard’s 137th Special Operations Wing and 138th Fighter Wing are serving alongside 25,000 Guard members from multiple states to defend the U.S. Capitol building and other areas around the capital city. With the Secret Service...

At least 200 soldiers with the Delaware Army National Guard are on duty in Washington D.C. since Friday ahead of the 59th presidential inauguration, and they are set to be there until the end of this

2,000 lives lost; Central Falls fights for recovery Michael McDermott, The Providence Journal © David DelPoio/The Providence Journal Swan Cemetery, Recent burial place for one of Rhode Island's covid victims Elizabeth Freethy. Providence Journal / David DelPoio] Good afternoon and welcome to This Just In. I'm Mike McDermott, managing editor of The Providence Journal.  They came from all walks of live, and from almost every city and town in the state. Today Rhode Island surpassed 2,000 COVID-related deaths since the arrival of the pandemic here in March. Each one has story...