National Guard

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Disambiguation: Umbrella organization encompassing both the Air National Guard (ANG) and Army National Guard (ARNG). NOT to be confused with the National Guard of individual states, which are state militias. Also known as the U.S. National Guard or collective State Militias.

The U.S. National Guard is a federal military reserve force composed of the Air National Guard and Army National Guard, administered by the National Guard Bureau under the Department of Defense. Founded as militia organizations tracing to 1636 in Massachusetts and formally nationalized in 1903, it consists of approximately 430,000 authorized personnel across all 50 states, D.C., and U.S. territories. The National Guard operates under a dual state-federal mission: providing the primary reserve for the U.S. Army and Air Force, while also serving state governors during emergencies, disasters, and civil disturbances. Led by a four-star general Chief of the National Guard Bureau (member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff), the organization provides what it terms the 'first line of defense' for the United States. While military personnel across all service branches have submitted reports related to Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, no specific institutional National Guard UAP investigation programs or dedicated UAP reporting units were identified in available public records.

Enriquecimento (PT-BR)

Desambiguação: Umbrella organization encompassing both the Air National Guard (ANG) and Army National Guard (ARNG). NOT to be confused with the National Guard of individual states, which are state militias. Also known as the U.S. National Guard or collective State Militias.

A Guarda Nacional dos EUA é uma força de reserva militar federal composta pela Air National Guard e pela Army National Guard, administradas pelo National Guard Bureau sob o Departamento de Defesa. Fundada como organizações de milícia que remontam a 1636 em Massachusetts e formalmente nacionalizada em 1903, consiste em aproximadamente 430.000 pessoal autorizado em todos os 50 estados, Washington D.C. e territórios dos EUA. A Guarda Nacional opera sob uma missão dual estado-federal: fornecendo a reserva primária do Exército e da Força Aérea dos EUA, enquanto também atende aos governadores estaduais durante emergências, desastres e perturbações civis. Liderada por um general de quatro estrelas como Chefe do National Guard Bureau (membro dos Chefes Militares Conjuntos), a organização fornece o que denomina a 'primeira linha de defesa' dos EUA. Embora pessoal militar em todas as filiais de serviço tenham apresentado relatórios relacionados a Fenômenos Anômalos Não Identificados, nenhum programa institucional dedicado da Guarda Nacional ou unidades de relatório de UAP foram identificados nos registros públicos disponíveis.

External Sources

• National Guard (United States) - Wikipedia · Wikipedia · reliability: high — Founded December 13, 1636 in Massachusetts; Formalized nationwide via Militia Act of 1903; Administered by National Guard Bureau under Department of Defense; Approximately 430,000 authorized personnel; Dual state-federal mission structure; Chief serves on Joint Chiefs of Staff as four-star general
• What Are the Origins of the US National Guard? - HISTORY · HISTORY (A&E Networks) · reliability: high — Militia Act of 1903 established modern Army National Guard; Connecticut first state to formally adopt 'National Guard' name in 1861; National Defense Act of 1916 mandated universal adoption of 'National Guard' designation; Term 'National Guard' originates from Lafayette's 1824-1825 tour
• U.S. National Guard | Deployment, Training, & Facts - Britannica · Britannica · reliability: high — Dual mission: federal reserve and state militia; Personnel serve both in National Guard of the United States and state National Guard; Largest reserve component of U.S. Armed Forces; Responds to natural disasters, civil unrest, and federal deployment

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