151st Regional Support Group

07/31/2026

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06/24/2026

JOINT FORCE HEADQUARTERS, Mass. - The Soldiers and leaders of the 151st Regional Support Group proudly recognize the retirement of Chief Warrant Officer 4 David Hannigan following a distinguished career of nearly 30 years of service to our Nation.

During a ceremony at Joint Force Headquarters-Massachusetts on June 24, CW4 Hannigan was awarded the Legion of Merit, one of the Army’s highest awards for exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding service and achievement. This prestigious recognition reflects decades of unwavering dedication, professionalism, and leadership in support of Soldiers, units, and missions across the force.

“Over 29 years of service and a true impact that can’t just be replaced,” said U.S. Army Col. (P) Jason Oberton, Assistant Adjutant General, Massachusetts National Guard and presiding official of the ceremony. “Thank you for your years of hard work and dedication. You should be proud of the impact you’ve had, and you will be missed. Thank you, chief.”

As the 151st Regional Support Group’s Brigade Human Resources Technician, CW4 Hannigan served as a trusted advisor, mentor, and technical expert, ensuring the highest standards of personnel readiness and administrative excellence. His commitment to taking care of Soldiers and developing future leaders has left a lasting impact on the Massachusetts National Guard and the Army profession.

“You know, looking back on 29 years, you meet a lot of people on the way, and you don't get to that point in your career without those individuals, and I wish I could just thank everyone that I worked with,” said CW4 (ret.) Hannigan. “But we'd be here till tomorrow."

We thank CW4 Hannigan for his selfless service, remarkable contributions, and steadfast commitment to our Soldiers. Congratulations on a well-earned retirement and the Legion of Merit. We wish you and your family continued success and happiness in the next chapter of life.

06/24/2026

ROUNDS ON TARGET!

Excellence in marksmanship is earned through discipline, dedication, and countless hours of training.

Congratulations to the 226 Transportation Battalion Soldiers who recently competed against some of the best shooters in the state and earned the prestigious Governor’s Twenty Tab. This distinguished award recognizes the top marksmanship performers and reflects a commitment to mastering one of the Army’s most fundamental warrior skills

Beyond their individual recognition, Soldiers of the 226th Transportation Battalion who made up the “BN Bang Sticks” team and earned FIRST PLACE OVERALL in the team completion.

Their achievement demonstrates the professionalism, lethality, and readiness that define our formation. We are proud of these Soldiers for representing the 226th Transportation Battalion with distinction and setting the standard for excellence.

Governor’s 20 Recipients:
Staff Sgt. Christopher Bumpus – 1060th Transportation Company
Sgt. Connor King - 110th Surface Maintenance Company
Staff Sgt. Kyle Meyer – 1166th Transportation Company
Staff Sgt. Joshua Markievitz - 1166th Transportation Company

Open Competition Standings
2nd Place Overall: Staff Sgt. Christopher Bumpus

Team Standings
1st Place Overall: BN Bang Sticks – 226th Transportation Battalion

06/23/2026

06/21/2026

JOINT BASE CAPE COD - Headquarters and Headquarters Company Soldiers wrapped up the first half of Annual Training TY27 on a high note (literally). Soldiers built confidence taking on various challenges through the obstacle course and rappel tower. They also got a different view of the training areas, courtesy of our brigade teammates in the 3-126 AVN. Finishing the week strong, Soldiers caught the early morning sunrise over the cantonment area with a Friday morning ruck march. We were honored to be visited by U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Richard Cipro, Massachusetts Army National Guard Land Component Commander, and U.S. Army Command Sgt. Maj. Sean Ready, Massachusetts Army National Command Sergeant Major, with several members of the unit recognized for exemplary performance.

06/16/2026

Shoot. Move. Communicate.

Building ready and lethal formations starts with mastering the fundamentals. Throughout the first week of Annual Training TY26, Soldiers with Headquarters Headquarters Company trained on critical warrior tasks, including land navigation, individual weapons qualification, and tactical radio communications.

Training events like these ensure our Soldiers are prepared to operate in contested environments, maintain situational awareness, and communicate effectively across the battlefield.

Readiness is not a destination; it is a commitment. Through realistic, challenging training, our Soldiers continue to strengthen the capabilities that make our formation ready for whatever mission comes next.

05/31/2026

CAMP CURTIS GUILD, Mass. - On May 30, the 151st Regional Support Group proudly conducted a Change of Responsibility ceremony, honoring the dedicated service and leadership of U.S. Army Command Sergeant Major James Perrault.

Throughout his tenure, Command Sgt. Maj. Perrault made a lasting impact on our Soldiers, their families, and mission readiness through his unwavering commitment, professionalism, and servant leadership. For Command Sgt. Maj. Perrault the ceremony marked the culmination of over 25 years of service within the 151 RSG. We thank him for his countless contributions to the Brigade and wish him well in his next assignment.

We also welcomed U.S. Army Command Sergeant Major Clint Wilson as he assumes responsibility as the Brigade’s senior enlisted leader. Having already served the 151 RSG with distinction, Command Sgt. Maj. Wilson brings a wealth of experience, proven leadership, and a deep commitment to our Soldiers. We look forward to the continued success of the Brigade under his guidance and partnership with the command team.

Thank you to both Command Sergeants Major for their dedication to our Soldiers and the Army profession.

04/29/2026

Tremendous work by the 1058th TC! Soldiers from across the 226th Transportation Battalion are playing a critical role alongside other partner agencies in defending the U.S. Homeland and securing America’s borders