Gastonia North Carolina Army National Guard Recruiter

02/11/2018

NC National Guard renames Belmont center for fallen soldier

01/05/2018

It is official! The 1-130th ARB (Apache Battalion) is one of four Battalions that will remain in the Army National Guard - proving what we already knew, the Panthers are the best in the Army National Guard!

This concludes a multi-year effort to keep Apache Battalions in the Army National Guard. What started as an effort to take Apaches out of the Army National Guard, the National Commission on the Future of the Army recommended that four of the previous eight Apache Battalions remain in the Army National Guard.

After a thorough review of its performance history, the 1-130th ARB was ranked as the number one of the eight Army National Guard Apache Battalions studied - securing its place as one of the four to remain. A lot of inquiries slowed down the announcement for several years until today.

With the announcement finally made, the 1-130th ARB can focus on its upcoming mission!

This is a great way to start 2018!

12/20/2017

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10/26/2017

Let’s welcome PV2 Rivas into the Army National Guard. PV2 Rivas enlisted as a 31B: Military Police. He took advantage of his high school ROTC and came in as a high rank. Congratulations PV2 Rivas!

10/26/2017

Let’s welcome PVT Dodd into the National Guard. PVT Dodd enlisted as a 12B: Combat Engineer. She going to take advantage of all our school benefits and leadership training we offer. Congratulations PVT Dodd!

09/07/2017

Let’s welcome the newest member of the North Carolina Army National Guard. PVT Owenby enlisted today as a 13F: Fire Support Specialist. Welcome to the team PVT Owenby.

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09/07/2017

“We’ve been watching Irma,” he said. “We started tracking it as soon as we saw that it could come this way. If it does come to North Carolina, we’re ready for it.”

08/31/2017

08/29/2017

North Carolina is sending two Helo-Aquatic Rescue Teams, known as NC HART, to Texas in response to the catastrophic flooding from Hurricane Harvey.