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2012 Joint Conference Registration Open

Registration is now open for the 2012 Joint NGAKS/EANGKS/Family Programs Conference to be held in Kansas City, KS at the Hilton Garden Inn Hotel, 20-21 April.

Hotel Reservations should be made directly with the hotel at (913) 342-7900.  Reservations should be made by April 11 to take advantage of the Natinal Guard Conference rate.

Click HERE to register now.

Kansas National Guard Foundation

Information regarding the Kansas National Guard Foundation has now been posted on our website on the "Of Interest to Guardsmen" page HERE.

Proposed Changes to Standing Resolutions Available for Review

Proposed changes/adds to Joint, ANG and ARNG resolutions are posted for review on the NGAKS Resolutions Page here.

2012 NGAUS/NGB Legislative Workshop and NGAKS Hill Visit

The 2012 NGAUS/NGB Legislative Workshop will be held at the NGAUS Memorial Building in Washington D.C. 6-9 February, 2012.  Watch here for more information as it becomes available.  This is an outstanding opportunity to visit NGAUS and D.C. and learn more about how we interact with our elected officials and how we can effect change.

The National Guard Bureau Office of Legislative Liaison and the NGAUS legislative staff will host the 2012 Legislative Workshop February 6, 2012 at the National Guard Memorial in Washington, D.C. The workshop will continue a NGB/LL and NGAUS tradition that provides professional staff development to legislative liaison officers in the nation’s capital with an in depth series of briefings on the congressional legislative process.  More information and an agenda will follow. Visit the link below for early electronic registration. Attendees will be responsible for arranging their hotel accommodations.

Click here to register online for the NGAUS Legislative Workshop.

An Open Letter Regarding Proposed NGAUS Membership Changes-Important!

Please take the time to read this letter discussing some proposed changes to the way the National Guard Association accounts for states’ membership numbers.  Click Here.