Utah National Guard

Mission Statement: The Utah National Guard provides mission-ready military forces to assist both state and federal authorities in times of emergency or war. The Utah National Guard trains, equips, and prepares its members to protect the state and nation’s citizens from enemies both foreign and domestic, and to react quickly in the face of natural or man-made disaster or emergency.

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The Utah National Guard is preparing for Exercise Wolverine, a large interagency homeland defense training event happening on April 30th, focused on strengthening readiness and emergency response across the state.

The exercise will bring together service members and partner agencies to train for disaster response, support to civil authorities, critical infrastructure protection and cyber threats, while improving rapid response and joint coordination.

“This is the first exercise we’ve conducted where the entire concept is based on a contested homeland,” said Maj. Gen. Daniel Boyack, adjutant general of the Utah National Guard.

Training will take place at Camp Williams and surrounding communities, Dugway Proving Ground, the Utah Test and Training Range, Central Utah Water Conservancy District, and the Shops at South Town.

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What'd you do this weekend?... The Utah National Guard celebrated the activation of the 1-204th Infantry Regiment at the Tarbet Field on Camp Williams.

The 1-204th Infantry Regiment is part of a national Army transformation effort creating agile, light/mobile infantry battalions designed for rapid response.

“The activation of the 204th Infantry
Regiment is a major step forward for our state,” stated Maj. Gen. Daniel Boyack, the adjutant general for the Utah National Guard. “Enhancing our combat readiness, expanding our capabilities for domestic response, and ensuring we remain a vital part of the Army’s combat
reserve.”

The activation represents the culmination of years of planning, transformation, and investment designed to ensure Utah Soldiers are ready to support both state and federal missions.

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Soldiers of the 65th Field Artillery Brigade welcome Lt. Col Jeremy Williams as their incoming commander and bid farewell to Col. Cody Workman who has served them as commander for the last few years, on Camp Williams, Ut. today. The 65th has served the United States since activation in California in 1917 for world war 1. A century later Williams will lead his soldiers overseas on a deployment later this year, once again answering the nation’s call.

Read the full story here -> www.dvidshub.net/news/563233/lt-col-jeremy-williams-assumes-command-65th-field-artillery-brigade

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What’s your plan when the call comes in at 2 AM?

The April episode of the Utah National Guard Family Readiness Podcast is now live: Stay Connected | Stay Safe.

In this episode, we break down how Guard families can build a real communication plan for emergencies and activations, not just “we’ll figure it out.” From choosing an out-of-state contact and setting rally points to building a PACE communication playbook, this episode gives you practical steps you can use right away.

Because in a crisis, communication isn’t a hope, it’s a plan.

Follow the link below to listen.
LINK ->https://open.spotify.com/episode/1NULki9BgZIqNUnwlEdJM1?si=GkP5IKM2S5iHhHU8WAgQQ

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    Key Phone Numbers

  • JFHQ Main Line

    Army NG: 801-432-4400
    Air NG: 801-245-2200

  • Recruiting

    Army NG: 801-432-3530
    Air NG: 801-245-2246

  • Public Affairs

    Army NG: 801-432-4407
    Air NG: 801-245-2258

  • Personnel Records
    DEERS/ID Cards

    Army NG: 801-432-4200
    Air NG: 801-245-2515

  • Finance

    Army NG: 801-432-4466
    Air NG: 801-245-2124

  • Medical

    Army NG: 801-878-5064
    Air NG: 801-245-2311

  • Crisis Management/SARC

    Army NG: 801-716-9009
    Air NG: 801-245-2617

  • State Chaplain

    801-432-4409

  • Legal - State Judge Advocate

    801-432-4404

  • Aviation Support Facility

    801-816-3490