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The Indiana National Guard Office of the Inspector General provides assistance to the commander, soldiers, airmen, civilians, family member and retirees through inspection, inquiry and investigation to enhance discipline, efficiency, economy, morale, training and readiness throughout the organization.

What We Do

  • We support commanders and the chain of command to ensure they are effective, efficient and economical as possible, to improve operations, morale and readiness of the command.
  • We provide assistance for soldiers, airmen, family members, civilians and retirees. We conduct inspections to measure compliance, identify systemic issues and correct deficiencies.
  • We conduct investigations that meet the standards of thoroughness and fairness. We teach and train at all levels.

Always Ready, Always There,
Always in Your Pocket.

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Military Whistleblower Protection Act

The Military Whistleblower Protection Act protects members of the Armed Forces who report a violation of law or regulation, including sexual harassment, unlawful discrimination, gross mismanagement, a gross waste of funds, an abuse of authority or a substantial or specific danger to public health or safety. The Act entitles service members to lawfully report waste, fraud and abuse without fear of restriction, reprisal or punitive actions. Click here to read the act’s specific guidelines and prohibitions.

Non Support - A Commander's Guide

The Inspector General's role in resolving cases relating to the nonsupport of dependents is sometimes misunderstood by members of the chain of command and family members requesting assistance. Resolution of cases involving nonsupport and indebtedness is a command responsibility. Click here for more information about the process for handling cases of nonsupport.

Company Level Readiness Assistance

Inspectors General conduct readiness assistant visits (RAVs) to assist units of all types to reinforce state and command programs and policies. We visit a unit and teach incoming personnel how to inspect their organization and re-establish systems that may have suffered because of our high-paced operational environment. RAVs are not IG inspections. RAV’s will not substitute for actual command inspections and normal training for soldiers in new positions.

IG .pdf flyer 'Before You Tell It to the Inspector General'File a Complaint

Before you contact your Inspector General:

  • Give your chain of command a chance to solve the problem.
  • You must use other forms of redress before coming to the IG; for example, if your issue is with an NCOER...did you appeal IAW DA PAM 623-3?
  • If you still need to contact the IG, go to Filing a Complaint; complete the form and be prepared to provide it to the IG.

If you have given your chain of command a chance to solve the problem AND used other forms of redress before coming to the IG, and you still need to file a complaint, complete form DA Form 1559 for Army National Guard complaints, or AF Form 102 for Air National Guard complaints. Scan and email the form to ng.in.inarng.list.ig-office@mail.mil.

Note: If you are unable to open the PDFs or are receiving an error message when attempting to open PDFs, right click and save the PDF to your computer, then open the file on your computer.