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09/02/2026

State of the Guard 2026

The CONG hosted the second annual State of the Guard, an event for community partners to network and learn about the CONG's legacy, missions, and future.
The event also provided a hands-on opportunity to meet Guardsmen and view and touch the equipment they use in both local and global operations. On display were a UH-60 Blackhawk, F-16 Fighting Falcon, and HIMARS rocket system.

We can't wait to see you all back here next year!

We couldn't be more proud of Cpl. Rodriguez and the rest of our Soldiers currently deployed with NATO Kosovo Force - KFO...
09/02/2026

We couldn't be more proud of Cpl. Rodriguez and the rest of our Soldiers currently deployed with NATO Kosovo Force - KFOR

Cpl. Estefany Rodriguez, a Colorado Army National Guard Soldier assigned to Company A, 2nd Battalion, 135th Aviation Regiment, reflects on the challenges and personal growth she has experienced while supporting Kosovo Force Regional Command-East. After stepping into a larger-than-expected supply rol...

09/01/2026

Our High-Altitude ARNG Aviation Training Site (HAATS) executed an immediate-launch search and rescue mission to assist three stranded civilians—a father and his two sons—stuck in technical terrain at 12,700 feet without food or water.

They were caught out there with freezing rain rolling in, facing serious exposure and hypothermia fast. Pulling off a high-angle hoist at nearly 13,000 feet in severe weather is about as challenging as mountain aviation gets. Thin air and high winds leave absolutely no room for error, but our UH-60 Blackhawk crew nailed three flawless hoists back-to-back to get everyone out safely.

Huge credit to the joint team for stepping up when every minute counted and bringing all three home.

👇 Check out the video from the mission below! 👇

Soldiers from the 169th Field Artillery Brigade participated in the 2nd annual Order of the Shamrock at Fort Carson, Col...
08/31/2026

Soldiers from the 169th Field Artillery Brigade participated in the 2nd annual Order of the Shamrock at Fort Carson, Colorado!

The event challenged Soldiers to demonstrate teamwork, leadership, and mission capabilities in a field environment, while several former brigade command team members returned to take part in the occasion and reconnect with the formation.

Events like this strengthen our units, honor our history, and keep our traditions strong for the future.

15 lives saved and counting in 2026 thanks to the Colorado Army National Guard's skilled aviators operating in some of t...
08/31/2026

15 lives saved and counting in 2026 thanks to the Colorado Army National Guard's skilled aviators operating in some of the toughest mountain terrain this country has to offer.

State of the Guard 2026The CONG hosted the second annual State of the Guard, an event for community partners to network ...
08/28/2026

State of the Guard 2026

The CONG hosted the second annual State of the Guard, an event for community partners to network and learn about the CONG's legacy, missions, and future.

The event also provided a hands-on opportunity to meet Guardsmen and view and touch the equipment they use in both local and global operations. On display were a UH-60 Blackhawk, F-16 Fighting Falcon, and HIMARS rocket system.

"At the Camp Bondsteel chapel in Kosovo, where Soldiers gather to share in faith and community, an unassuming shelter ju...
08/27/2026

"At the Camp Bondsteel chapel in Kosovo, where Soldiers gather to share in faith and community, an unassuming shelter just outside provides more than meets the eye."

Learn about how CONG Soldiers feel at more at home on their current deployment to Kosovo:

CAMP BONDSTEEL, Kosovo - At the Camp Bondsteel chapel in Kosovo, where Soldiers gather to share in faith and community, an unassuming shelter just outside provides more than meets the eye.

Meet Your Home Guard—Pvt. Emma Kemp with the 1-157th Infantry Regiment.Just 18 years old, Pvt. Kemp is a combat medic ba...
08/26/2026

Meet Your Home Guard—Pvt. Emma Kemp with the 1-157th Infantry Regiment.

Just 18 years old, Pvt. Kemp is a combat medic based in Colorado Springs. After graduating high school in May 2025, she completed her initial military training this past March. In July, she stepped far outside her comfort zone to volunteer for the Adjutant General's Marksmanship Match.

For Pvt. Kemp, stepping onto the range was all about building confidence. What started as pre-competition jitters quickly turned into rapid progress thanks to the mentorship of her fellow Guardsmen. Over the course of the match, she refined her mechanics and embraced the steep learning curve.

On the civilian side, her primary goal is breaking into the healthcare field. Leveraging her military combat medic training, she plans to use military education benefits to earn her phlebotomy certification as a stepping stone to a full-time medical career.

Thank you, Pvt. Kemp, for your drive to learn and your service to Colorado!

We recently celebrated the retirement of Chief Warrant Officer Four James Fennessy!Starting his Guard career in 2003 as ...
08/20/2026

We recently celebrated the retirement of Chief Warrant Officer Four James Fennessy!

Starting his Guard career in 2003 as a CH-47 Chinook mechanic, CW4 Fennessy went on to fly combat missions in Afghanistan, execute high-altitude search and rescues across the Rockies, and instruct aviators at the High Altitude ARNG Aviation Training Site (HAATS).

Whether working with a wrench on the flight line alongside his Soldiers or teaching advanced mountain flying in the cockpit, his commitment to technical excellence and mentorship built a lasting legacy within the Colorado Army National Guard.

Thank you, CW4 Fennessy, for over two decades of selfless service. We wish you the very best in your next chapter!

Always Ready, Always There.

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