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Brig. Gen. Mary J. Kight takes command of Cal Guard
Brig. Gen. Mary J. Kight takes command of Cal Guard First woman to head CNG is also nation’s first African-American, female adjutant general
Brig. Gen. Mary J. Kight assumed command of the California National Guard this month, breaking barriers for minorities and stepping into the shoes of a revered general.
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New state program helps veterans get jobs, housing, education, health care
The mission of Operation Welcome Home is to connect the 30,000 recently discharged veterans and redeployed Reservists with employment benefits and other veterans’ services in 2010. It is a proactive, mobile program that will reach out to the veteran, rather than waiting for the veteran to call or walk into an office.
Behavioral health specialist Micah Altman speaks with Lt. Col. Gabriel Frumkin
TriWest and CNG pioneer program to embed mental health specialists at armories
Sergeant X, a member of the California National Guard, dove under a bench at work one day when the door to his federal agency’s firing range opened suddenly and the sound of gunfire took him by surprise. His colleagues stared at him like he was crazy.
Capt. Mary Jennings, a co-pilot for the 129th Rescue Squadron, receives a Purple Heart from Maj. Gen. Dennis J. Lucas
Copter co-pilot takes shrapnel, earns Purple Heart
Capt. Mary Jennings, an HH-60G Pave Hawk co-pilot for the 129th Rescue Squadron, received the Badge of Military Merit, also known as the Purple Heart, from Maj. Gen. Dennis J. Lucas, commander of the California Air National Guard, during a Dec. 6 ceremony in Santa Clara, Calif.