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From Colorado's peaks to the surface of the Moon! The Colorado Army National Guard is teaming up with NASA to help prepa...
10/15/2026

From Colorado's peaks to the surface of the Moon! The Colorado Army National Guard is teaming up with NASA to help prepare Artemis astronauts for lunar landings. By leveraging Colorado's rugged terrain to simulate high-stress, low-visibility conditions and visual illusions, our local aviators are playing a vital role in humanity's return to the Moon.

Check out the full story below. 👇

The Colorado Army National Guard is playing a critical role in humanity’s return to the moon by partnering with NASA to train astronauts for the upcoming crewed missions to the Moon’s south pole

10/14/2026

Attention Denver Broncos fans, Colorado Army National Guard will be flying over tomorrow night's game! At approximately 6:10pm our aviators will be above Empower Field at Mile High with two CH-47 Chinooks, one UH-60 Blackhawk, and one UH-72 Lakota.

Check out this video from last season to see what it'll look like:

Recognized among the best of the best! One of our COARNG Soldiers was selected to attend the 2026 State of the Force add...
10/13/2026

Recognized among the best of the best! One of our COARNG Soldiers was selected to attend the 2026 State of the Force address where Secretary of War Pete Hegseth spoke to top junior officers and non-commissioned officers at Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Check out the full event here 👇

WATCH FULL: U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivers his 2026 “...

25 years ago today the War in Afghanistan started. Throughout countless deployments, both  and  members served overseas ...
10/08/2026

25 years ago today the War in Afghanistan started. Throughout countless deployments, both and members served overseas in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Many of these members are still serving in the organization today.

If you or a loved one served with the CONG in Afghanistan, we'd love to hear from you below.

We officially welcomed new leadership as our Mobilization Command to US Northern Command held a change of command ceremo...
10/06/2026

We officially welcomed new leadership as our Mobilization Command to US Northern Command held a change of command ceremony at Peterson Space Force Base, where outgoing commander Col. Robert J. Mendez formally relinquished command to incoming commander Col. Andrea L. Castillon.

Rooted in centuries of military tradition, the change of command ceremony centers on the passing of the unit colors—a symbolic transfer ensuring that unit authority, readiness, and mission continuity never hesitate for a single second.

Thank you, Col. Mendez, for your dedicated leadership and service, and congratulations to Col. Castillon as you take command! We wish both of you the very best in your next chapters of leadership.

Approximately 200 members of the Colorado Army National Guard gathered at the Elks Lodge in Littleton, Colorado, for a t...
10/02/2026

Approximately 200 members of the Colorado Army National Guard gathered at the Elks Lodge in Littleton, Colorado, for a town hall focused on the strength, strategy, and future of our formation.

Stepping out of uniform allowed Soldiers and leaders to connect in a more relaxed, collaborative setting, fostering open conversation and camaraderie across the ranks.

Together, the team discussed where we’ve been, where we are now, and where we’re headed—tackling key priorities including:

• Our History & Heritage: Honoring our legacy—including insights on the 1st Colorado Volunteers—to shape our future force.
• Modernization & Innovation: Exploring AI integration and emerging technologies to maintain warfighting readiness.
• People & Resilience: Putting a strong focus on Ready & Resilient programs, family support, and total force health to keep our Soldiers strong on and off the field.

Thank you to everyone who attended, contributed to the discussion, and continues to drive the COARNG forward!

As part of Operation Safe Schools, the Colorado National Guard Counterdrug Task Force and the DEA joined forces with loc...
10/01/2026

As part of Operation Safe Schools, the Colorado National Guard Counterdrug Task Force and the DEA joined forces with local partners to bring drug prevention directly to students across Colorado.

Check out these great moments from our visit to Foxfield! Our team had an incredible time meeting the kids, sharing high-fives and delivering a message about choosing a drug-free, healthy lifestyle.

Huge thanks to the school staff and community partners who made this high-visibility mission a massive success. Together, we are building stronger, safer communities for Colorado youth!

Meet Your Home Guard—Cpt. Michael ConwayCoordinating state-wide air missions is no small task, but Cpt. Conway sits righ...
09/30/2026

Meet Your Home Guard—Cpt. Michael Conway

Coordinating state-wide air missions is no small task, but Cpt. Conway sits right at the center of keeping the Colorado Army National Guard’s flight operations running smoothly.

Serving full-time as the State Army Aviation Office Operations Officer, Cpt. Conway has fielded over 120 air mission requests this year alone—more than double the state's prior average. From managing flight school funding to coordinating aircraft modernization and bringing UH-60Vs to Colorado, his shop ensures aviation assets and personnel are placed right where they are needed.

For Cpt. Conway, serving in the Guard offers a sense of purpose that is hard to match anywhere else. "The state mission set of domestic operations is one of the most fulfilling operations you will ever do. Nothing beats doing search and rescue, firefighting or supporting our local communities when they need us most."

A dual-rated pilot, Cpt. Conway flies the UH-60 Black Hawk as an operations officer for the 2-135th General Support Aviation Battalion, recently returning from a year-long border deployment before stepping into his current full-time state role.

Off-duty, the Denver native stays connected by serving his local neighborhood community and hitting the slopes on his snowboard during the winter.

We recently held a repatching ceremony signifying the retirement of our “Circle C” patch and implementing the wear of th...
09/29/2026

We recently held a repatching ceremony signifying the retirement of our “Circle C” patch and implementing the wear of the new COARNG heraldry.

The Colorado Army National Guard hosted a repatching ceremony Sept. 12, 2026, at Joint Force Headquarters-Colorado, Centennial, Colorado, signifying the retirement of the organization’s “Circle C”

Colorado Army National Guard Aviation Battalion returns from Kosovo deployment     The National Guard Governor Jared Pol...
09/25/2026

Colorado Army National Guard Aviation Battalion returns from Kosovo deployment

The National Guard Governor Jared Polis Lieutenant Governor Dianne Primavera The Adjutant General of Colorado, Colorado Army National Guard, U.S. Army

The Colorado National Guard welcomed home more than 100 Soldiers from the 2nd General Support Aviation Battalion, 135th Aviation Regiment Friday, Sept. 25, 2026, following a deployment overseas in

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