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1st Regiment "The Alamo Guards" - TXSG This is the official Facebook site of the 1st Regiment, one of six that comprise the Army Component Command of the Texas State Guard.

The 1st Regiment (The Alamo Guards) is one of six multi-functional regiments that comprise the Army Component Command. Organized in 1836 during the Texas War of Independence, the Regiment fought in seven campaigns culminating in the Battle of San Jacinto. The Regiment is headquartered in San Antonio, with units spread throughout south Texas, including Laredo, Weslaco, and Corpus Christi. The Regiment’s mission sets include defense support to civil authority, disaster reconnaissance, search and rescue, and community support. The primary mission of the the 1st Regiment - and the TXSG - is to provide military forces in times of crisis to support civil authority, predominantly in the form of disaster response. If you are interested in serving in the 1st Regiment of the Texas State Guard, email [email protected]

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13/01/2020

Hello everyone,
To coincide with the changes in our organization we have updated our pages.
In order to keep our rich history, we will be rebranding existing pages so that members can still access the photos, videos, and discussions we’ve had.

The 1st Brigade (formerly the 19th Regiment page) can be found here:
https://www.facebook.com/1stBdeTXSG/

The 2nd Brigade (formerly 8th Regiment page) can be found here:
https://www.facebook.com/2ndBdeTXSG/

The 3rd Brigade (formerly the 4th Regiment page) can be found here:
https://www.facebook.com/3rdBdeTXSG/

The 6th Brigade (formerly the TXSG Army page) can be found here:
https://www.facebook.com/6thBdeTXSG/

We want our members to go like, and subscribe to these pages to continue to stay informed.

All legacy accounts will remain active, but unavailable for future posting. We are excited for what the future holds and are thankful for your patience as we do this transition.
Duty. Honor. Texas.

09/12/2019
02/12/2019

Have you ever heard of the ashe juniper (or post cedar) they are known for over-growing their habitat. Check out one of our recent volunteer groups from the ...

14/11/2019

The goal of the Texas State Guard Toy Drive is to deliver thousands of toys to children in hospitals, women's shelters, and orphanages across Texas, and bring a moment's happiness and encouragement to each of them.

17/10/2019

Brig. Gen. Robert T. Hastings Jr., Texas State Guard, has been named 2019 recipient of the America’s Future Series Megellas Award, presented annually to a distinguished military leader who has demonstrated continued service to the country. The Megellas Award is named for Lieutenant Colonel James “Maggie” Megellas, a retired U.S. Army officer who is the most-decorated officer in the history of the 82nd Airborne Division. Hastings, a military leader and business executive with an impressive multifaceted career in military, corporate leadership and public service, was honored Saturday, September 14, 2019, at two events: the Salute to Maggie Luncheon hosted by Congressman Pete Sessions, and the 2nd Annual Tribute to Valor Gala. Both events took place in Dallas and were attended by 13 Medal of Honor recipients.
The award was presented by former Deputy Secretary of Defense Gordon England and retired Navy SEAL Clint Bruce.

03/10/2019

See how our guardsmen are responding to a myriad of threats facing the homeland. From Cyber attacks to Natural Disasters, come see how the Guard is serving Texas in their time of need.

26/09/2019

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