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While Soldiers train in the field, a dedicated team works behind the scenes to keep the mission moving.Culinary speciali...
06/19/2026

While Soldiers train in the field, a dedicated team works behind the scenes to keep the mission moving.

Culinary specialists and volunteer Soldiers supported annual training by preparing and serving meals to fellow service members, ensuring they remained fueled and ready for long days of training. Their efforts may not always be in the spotlight, but they are essential to mission success!

06/19/2026

Soldiers from the 251st Engineer Company (Sapper) conducted a demolition training exercise at the Lola Dana Training Area on June 7, employing explosives as part of a simulated ambush scenario. The training challenged Soldiers to synchronize planning, timing, and ex*****on under realistic conditions while sharpening the combat engineering skills needed on today's battlefield.

Airmen from the Maine National Guard’s 101st Air Refueling Wing Medical Group recently sharpened their tactical combat c...
06/18/2026

Airmen from the Maine National Guard’s 101st Air Refueling Wing Medical Group recently sharpened their tactical combat casualty care, or TCCC, skills during an extensive hands-on training with local emergency medical professionals.

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BANGOR, Maine – Airmen from the Maine National Guard’s 101st Air Refueling Wing Medical Group recently sharpened their tactical combat casualty care, or TCCC, skills during an extensive hands-on

Outstanding Airmen of the Year represent the very best of our organization, exemplifying excellence in performance, lead...
06/17/2026

Outstanding Airmen of the Year represent the very best of our organization, exemplifying excellence in performance, leadership, and service.

Congratulations to this year's Outstanding Airmen:
Capt Omar Gonzaga
SrA Izabella Willett
A1C Thomas Noble
MSgt Jennifer Gammon
TSgt Isaac Bostrom

To be considered, nominees must consistently demonstrate superior job performance, unwavering professionalism, and a commitment to the Air Force. Candidates are also recognized for their leadership, mentorship, community involvement, and contributions that strengthen mission readiness and the overall success of their unit.

Four Maine National Guard Soldiers took the Oath of Allegiance and officially became United States citizens during a nat...
06/16/2026

Four Maine National Guard Soldiers took the Oath of Allegiance and officially became United States citizens during a naturalization ceremony held June 5, 2026, at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services field office in South Portland, Maine. Already serving their adopted nation in uniform, these Soldiers marked a significant milestone by affirming their commitment to the United States through citizenship.

Wicked good job to both competitors from Maine, Sgt. Alexander Hodgins and Sgt. Daniel Jewell. And a big congratulations...
06/16/2026

Wicked good job to both competitors from Maine, Sgt. Alexander Hodgins and Sgt. Daniel Jewell.
And a big congratulations to Staff Sgt. Taj Lumanog, New Jersey National Guard, Region I NCO of the Year, and our own Sgt. Alexander Hodgins, Maine National Guard, Region I Soldier of the Year.

Check the comments for a link to see more photos of the regional competition and the amazing experience the competitors had.

The 133rd Forward Support Company partnered with the C/3-142nd Air Assault Aviation Unit at Deepwoods Training Site duri...
06/15/2026

The 133rd Forward Support Company partnered with the C/3-142nd Air Assault Aviation Unit at Deepwoods Training Site during annual training on June 1–2 to conduct comprehensive sling load training. Over the two-day operation, FSC Soldiers prepared, staged, and successfully rigged vital construction materials for aerial pickup. This joint exercise provided invaluable hands-on training for both units, ensuring the capability to rapidly and efficiently deliver essential supplies.

06/13/2026

Soldiers from the Maine National Guard's 185th Engineer Support Company joined forces with the New Hampshire National Guard's Detachment 1, 185th Engineer Support Company for annual training at the Deep Woods Training Area, June 1-12, 2026.

While Detachment 1 specializes in vertical construction skills such as carpentry, masonry, plumbing, and electrical work, the Maine-based element focuses on horizontal construction and heavy equipment operations. Despite being separated by state lines, both teams came together to share expertise, strengthen interoperability, and build the teamwork essential for future missions.

Training side by side not only sharpened technical skills but also reinforced the partnerships that enable engineer units to succeed wherever they are called to serve.

Side by side and mission focused.Soldiers from the Maine National Guard's 185th Engineer Support Company and the New Ham...
06/13/2026

Side by side and mission focused.

Soldiers from the Maine National Guard's 185th Engineer Support Company and the New Hampshire National Guard's Detachment 1, 185th Engineer Support Company trained together during annual training at the Deep Woods Training Area, June 1-12, 2026.

The joint training brought together engineers from both states to sharpen their skills, share expertise, and strengthen the teamwork required to support future missions. Through hands-on training and collaboration, these Soldiers continue to build the readiness and capabilities that make the National Guard a trusted force at home and around the world.

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