177th Brigade Engineer Battalion

04/01/2026

Congratulations to the newest Sergeant First Class in the GA ARNG, SFC Justin Shay!

03/28/2026

Soldiers of the 177th BEB participate in the community Easter Trunk Hop hosted by the Statesboro Police Department.

03/27/2026

This document serves as a comprehensive Body of Knowledge (BoK) of the facts, figures, best practices, and lessons learned from across the force compiled by Mission Command Training Program (MCTP) to support brigade, division, and corps staff through the planning, preparation, and ex*****on of wet gap crossings (WGXs).

In this BoK, you will find technical data for construction, bridging, and rafting equipment as well as characteristics of wheeled and tracked equipment that would be necessary to conduct gap crossing operations.

Link (CAC login required): https://go.army.mil/WET_GAP_CROSSING_COMPENDIUM
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03/27/2026

Plan Ahead and join this year at Lake Lanier Islands!

Mark your calendars!!! 🗓

SAVE THE DATE for the 2026 EANGGA State Conference!!!

03/27/2026

Our mission is to be the guardian of the State of Georgia’s retirement plans and promote a dignified retirement.

01/09/2026

The order of the images is a bit wonky, but the information is solid! If you are enlisted, get out there and USE the programs you have access too!

01/09/2026

We hope to see you there!

Mark your calendars!!! 🗓

SAVE THE DATE for the 2026 EANGGA State Conference!!!

09/20/2025

These are some of the things that EANGGA is trying to do for you and your career! Want to know more? Visit: https://eangus.org/legislative/

09/19/2025

Another Employment resource for anyone who is currently seeking new employment

09/18/2025

For those transitioning to the Guard from Active Duty, this may benefit you. Also beneficial for anyone else who is hunting for new employment in the area.

Fort Stewart Veteran Launches Nonprofit to Help Fellow Servicemembers Transition to Civilian Life.

A retired Army sergeant from Fort Stewart is making a difference in the lives of his fellow veterans with the launch of "Georgia Veterans Transition," a new nonprofit organization.

Marcus Cole, who served for over 20 years, founded the group to provide a crucial support system for servicemembers as they transition from military service to civilian life.

The organization offers workshops on resume writing, job interview skills, and financial literacy, as well as one-on-one mentorship with veterans who have successfully navigated the transition.

"It's a huge change, and it can be isolating," Cole said. "My goal is to make sure no veteran feels like they're going through it alone."

The nonprofit is holding its first fundraising gala next month to secure funding for mental health services and housing assistance for veterans in need.

09/15/2025

Congrats to the EANGGA 2025 Scholarship Winners