2024 Pay Raises

Active duty and drilling Guard and Reserve members’ pay will increase 5.2% over 2023 rates. It will be the largest increase in pay in two decades. DFAS is due to issue the official pay tables in January 2024. Military pay is taxable in most States.   Basic Allowance for Subsistence (BAS) is going up 1.7%

Nominations are open for the ESGR Freedom Award

NOMINATE YOUR EMPLOYER Submissions are now being accepted for the 2024 Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award.  ESGR’s awards program culminates with the Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award (ESFA), the highest recognition given by the U.S. Government to employers for their outstanding support of employees serving in the Guard and Reserve. Each

National Guard Relief Foundation

The EANGUS We Care for America Foundation, also known as the National Guard Relief Foundation, is the 501c(3) charitable arm of EANGUS. WCFA-NGRF can provide emergency financial assistance (Grants and Interest-Free Loans) to the men and women of the National Guard and their families who have a verified emergency need. Assistance can be provided to

Welcome, EANGUS Executive Director!

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EANGUS New Patriot: 2023 Spring/Summer Edition

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EANGUS Oral History Project

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Typhoon Mawar – Support for Guam

  Guam continues to clean up after Typhoon Mawar slammed into the small Pacific island on May 24th. The estimated sustained winds of 140 mph destroyed homes, flipped cars and resulted in significant flooding. While members of the Guam National Guard responded to the widespread devastation, at least a dozen had their own homes destroyed