Ohio Army National Guard Officer Recruiting

🇺🇸 “Part-time service means living a dual identity of being a Soldier and a civilian. They both complement each other if one chooses to let it. The lessons and of one’s MOS/branch can be applied in any civilian industry if it is applied the right way.”

“Part-time service also means that a Soldier can have a civilian life which can flourish outside of the military, and they can use their military experience to grow in their civilian lives as well as their personal lives.” -LT Jay Gaddam

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“To me, part-time service means having the flexibility to serve my country and community while pursuing personal goals.”

“It allowed me to complete my college education and maintain employment, all while fulfilling my commitment to the National Guard. This balance empowers Guardsmen to grow professionally and personally while making a local impact.”

“The National Guard is unique for offering part-time service and the opportunity to serve in your own community. The flexibility to live where you choose, maintain your lifestyle, and still make a meaningful impact locally is what makes military service in the Guard great.” -2LT Samuel Jones, 1-174th Air Defense Artillery

🇺🇸 Learn more about part-time service at iGuardOhio.com

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"I needed something that challenged me to push harder every day"

" I eventually found myself in a Ohio Army National Guard recruiting office and spoke with my Recruiter about the Simultaneous Membership Program. After the first meeting I was sold on the whole thing."

"The SMP program allows you to pursue a bachelor's degree while you serve as an enlisted Soldier in the National Guard and a Cadet in your schools ROTC program. At the end of your ROTC career, you commission as a 2LT in the Army."

"As a Cadet within the National Guard, my monthly drill gives me a perspective of both the officer and enlisted side. My usual drill schedule includes both field work and learning under squad leaders and team leaders as well as working with officers and seeing what their job consists of. It has allowed me to be ahead of my peers (-) It also presents more opportunities as you are able to go to schools through your ROTC program and your unit as a Cadet."

"I wouldn’t change any decision that I’ve made regarding enlisting, as it was probably the best decision of my life." -CDT Dante Rooke

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“Part-time service means I can serve my country while still fulfilling my own career ambitions on the civilian side!”

“The National Guard is unique in that it allows us to serve as citizen-soldiers, continuing regular civilian careers while also serving our country. It also allows us to serve and give back to our states in times of need and natural disasters!” -CW2 Whitney Jenkins 174th Air Defense Artillery Brigade

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🎓 “My time in the Ohio Army National Guard and ROTC program at Ohio University provided me opportunities to learn and to lead.”

“Now that I have accomplished one cornerstone goal of earning a commission in the infantry branch, the next phase includes Infantry Basic Officer Leader Course, Airborne Training, and Ranger School. Upon completion of this demanding curriculum I look forward to assuming command of an infantry platoon where I can provide tactical and strategic leadership while continuing to develop myself as a professional Soldier.” -2LT Zachary Danner

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The Ohio National Guard partnered with four Hacking for Defense students at Carnegie Mellon University to increase ASVAB scores in Ohio.

Ohio Army National Guard Hacking a Recruiting Challenge PITTSBURGH – The Ohio Army National Guard Recruiting and Retention Battalion partnered with four Hacking for Defense students at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) to increase Armed Services Vocational

“The ROTC program at Bowling Green University is the best of both worlds. You get to pursue the education you want while working towards becoming an Army officer. Also, the opportunities to attend schools like air assault and airborne are very cool.” -CDT Lane Mefford

ROTC programs like the one held at Bowling Green State University prepare students to become Officers. Cadets who complete an Army ROTC program get more than their college education paid for; they learn valuable leadership skills and begin a journey of lifelong success.

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🚁 Introduced in the early 60’s, the CH-47 Chinook has undergone a series of upgrades to increase lift and airworthiness including a fully integrated, digital cockpit management system and an advanced cargo-handling capabilities.

Length: 99ft
Max Payload: 19,500lbs
Sling-Load Capacity: 26,000lbs
Troop Capacity: 33 + 3
Top Speed: 196mph
Range: 400mi

📸 Pics by CW3 Cody Schapson