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Spirit Of The Saints Alive And Well In The Guard
Updated: March 05, 2010/9:28 PM
With a full-throated shout of “Tiger Brigade, Sir! Who dat!” the Louisiana National Guard’s 256th Infantry Brigade came to attention during ceremonies at a National Guard camp in Mississippi to…
Northeast Louisiana War Veterans Home Faces Lawsuit
Updated: February 25, 2010/3:28 PM
MONROE, La. (AP) - The daughters of a man who died after wandering out of the Northeast Louisiana War Veterans Home have sued the state Department of Veterans Affairs and…
New Guard Aviation Facility Will Help Maintain Rescue Readiness
Updated: February 10, 2010/9:04 PM
The Louisiana National Guard’s new Army Aviation Center next to the Hammond airport is designed to protect its search and rescue aircraft from Category Four hurricanes.
Major General…
Services Set For Navy Aviator Killed In South Louisiana Crash
Updated: February 04, 2010/8:57 PM
Funeral services are set for a South Dakota native who died when his Navy plane crashed in Louisiana’s Lake Pontchartrain late last month.
Services for Lieutenant Clinton Wermers…
A Soldier’s Luck
Updated: January 29, 2010/11:47 AM
When it comes to winning, Kevin Harms is really on a roll.
The 25-year-old Army National Guard sergeant returned home to New Jersey in June following a nine month tour…
Fort Polk Barracks Renovations
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Fort Polk barracks renovations enhance Soldiers’ lives
One Survivor One Presumed Dead In Navy Plane Crash
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Student pilot who survived the Lake Pontchartrain crash has been released from the hospital.
Search Continues For Downed Navy Flyer
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Both pilots were seen clinging to the plane before it sank. Plane crashed north of Lakefront Airport.
Just In Time
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Dad arrives from Iraq just in time for newborn son's arrival. Katie Ussin reports.
Not The Middle East This Time, Ft. Polk Troops Going To Haiti
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More than one hundred members of the 209th Military Police Battalion will ship out sometime next week.
Another Telephone Number Announced in Abandoned Baby Case
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Emergency officials have announced another telephone number
La. National Guard Deploys to Iraq
By: Joel Massey
National Guard families are saying their goodbyes as soldiers across the state get ready for deployment to Iraq.
National/International Morning Headlines for January 4
By: Ashleigh Galliano
A look at news around our country and the world
Farewell Ceremonies Will Be Held For Guardsmen Being Deployed
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Many troops are preparing for their second deployment to the Middle East.
Santa Soldier Surprise
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Santa surprises young girl by brining father home from Iraq for Christmas. Marcus Thorpe reports.
Barksdale Renovations Continue For Global Strike Command
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8th Air Force Headquarters in temporary location while buildings on base are readied for Cyber Info Center
Fort Polk Trains and Prepares.
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Squadron exercise readies Soldiers for deployment
Group Wants To Open Home For Homeless Vets Next Month
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VA Medical center has to sign off on the plan before the home can open. Very few beds for homeless vets in north Louisiana.
Heritage Day at Fort Polk
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Heritage Day celebrates those who gave to Fort Polk
Louisiana-Made Assault Ship Leaves New York For Other Duty
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Built at Avondale shipyard using several tons of steel taken from the ruins of the World Trade Center.
