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Latest News Indiana Guard unit to lead multinational force in Afghanistan
posted on Friday, February 10, 2012 11:18 AM |  76th Infantry Brigade Combat Team HHC was prepared, and the mission came to them.
click here to read more | Going the Extra Step in Combatives
posted on Wednesday, February 08, 2012 9:24 AM |  Soldiers, cadre and students of the National Guard Patriot Academy, located on Muscatatuck Urban Training Complex, underwent Combatives training, instructed by Wolf Operations Group.
click here to read more | Armed Forces honored at Super Bowl celebrations
posted on Tuesday, February 07, 2012 3:16 AM |  The military was honored throughout the Super Bowl festivities, reaching as far as Afghanistan to the deployed Indiana National Guard 4-19th Agribusiness Development Team. Many Indiana Guardsmen participated in activities at venues across the Super Bowl Village.
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Video Clips Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team faces off with NFL alumni in flag football
posted on Tuesday, February 07, 2012 8:39 AM |  'There is life after injury - that's the most important message..' Members of the Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team played flag football against NFL alumni to bring awareness to the Wounded Warrior program.
click here to view video | Resilience Training . . . Making “Mole-hills” from “Mountains”
posted on Friday, February 03, 2012 4:39 AM |  From 23-27 January, 2012, the Indiana Military Academy at Camp Atterbury conducted the first-of-it’s-kind Resilience Training Program. The Resilience program is a deliberate approach aimed at building and strengthening core competencies in order to minimize post traumatic stress and promote post adversity growth.
click here to view video | Indianapolis and the NFL say "Thank You" to military during the week leading up to the Super Bowl
posted on Friday, January 27, 2012 8:44 AM |  Indianapolis welcomes the Super Bowl and takes time to say thank you to the nation's military members. Indianapolis mayor, Greg Ballard, speaks about some of the events and how Indianapolis is a military friendly city.
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Of continued interest
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The Hoosier Youth ChalleNGe Academy (HYCA). If you have or know any 16-18 year old at risk teens who have dropped out of High school, been expelled, or who are just struggling to keep up the Hoosier Youth Challenge academy can assist them in becoming successful young adults. The academy is a 5.5 month voluntary in residence course followed by a 12 month mentorship period that provides life coping skills, academic instruction towards GED testing, and quasi-military discipline to foster a more confident and success based attitude in becoming a productive citizen in the community. If someone you know can use this program do not hesitate to contact MSG Kelly at (812)725-2745 or via e-mail at tony.kelly@us.army.mil. Additionally the academy has opportunities for those individuals wishing to serve as mentors for the Program. Visit the HYCA page on this site. Identity theft is on the rise - understand protection of personally identifiable information on social networking sites and the internet. Click here for a summary. Our Agribusiness Development Teams are still moving  ahead! Visit our ADT page now. The 3-19th ADT returned from its mission in Afghanistan on Aug. 10, 2011. Videos, photos, and more available on the unit pages. The 4-19th deployed in 2011, and has already completed many mission taskings. Visit the 4-19th ADT and 5-19th pages on this site. Are you a Guardsman interested in being part of an ADT?
The Indiana National Guard is continuing its partnership with the Khowst Province in Afghanistan by fielding a 5th, 6th, and 7th Agribusiness Development Team. If you are a National Guardsman with work experience or education in Agronomy, Animal husbandry, Hydrology, Civil Engineering, Soil Science, or Rangeland Management and are interested in an opportunity to mobilize for this unique mission , go to http://www.in.ng.mil/mobvolunteer or contact the J3 Mobilization Branch at 317-247-3178.
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If you or another Soldier you know is in CRISIS, call the Joint Operations Center for assistance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week 1-317-247-3320 or 1-800-237-2850 x 3320, EXCEPT for sexual assault issues. Go to the Sexual Assault page for specific information.
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