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MILFORD, Mass. –“It took a few years for the heartbreak and tears to slow down, they have never really stopped. Through counseling at the Veterans’ Affairs and support groups from the Samaritans I was able to ease the pain,” he said....more |
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Full Time Positions
Available with the Massachusetts National Guard
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The Massachusetts National Guard has a number
of employment opportunities available to qualified
individuals. Here are a few of the
listings in our careers section. A complete list
can be found on our Web site at http://www.ma.ng.mil/
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WASHINGTON –Thirty-one company grade officers from the Massachusetts National Guard participated in a unique officer professional development opportunity in Washington, D.C. this past September made possible, in part, through sponsorship by the National Guard Association of Massachusetts. ...more |
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BOSTON – The Massachusetts House of Representatives chamber was filled with a sea of uniforms as Massachusetts Governor Deval L. Patrick, Sec. Mary Elizabeth Heffernan, Executive Office of Public Safety and Security and Maj. Gen. Joseph C. Carter, The Adjutant General, Massachusetts National Guard, proudly walked down the center isle to celebrate the 375th birthday of the first military unit in the nation, The Massachusetts National Guard. ...more. |
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Military Police Blotter
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A Sergeant was removed from AGR duty after receiving an Article 15 for violating General Order Number One (alcohol consumption) while deployed to Afghanistan. |
A Warrant Officer received a letter of reprimand for sexually harassing another Soldier while deployed to Afghanistan. He was released from active duty and subsequently resigned in lieu of withdrawal of federal recognition. |
A Sergeant First Class was reduced and administratively separated from the Massachusetts National Guard for unlawfully wearing skill badges which he did not earn. |
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What happens on Title 10 does not stay on Title 10. Soldiers who commit offenses while deployed are subject to adverse administrative action upon REFRAD to the Massachusetts National Guard. Administrative actions can include reprimand, reduction, removal from AGR duty, Withdrawal of Federal Recognition, and separation. |
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Massachusetts National Guard Public Affairs Office
50 Maple Street, Milford, MA 01757
(508) 233-6561
www.ma.ng.mil
ma-pao@ng.army.mil |
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The Minuteman Dispatch is
an authorized publication produced by the Public Affairs
Office for members of the Massachusetts National
Guard. Contents of this newsletter are not
necessarily the official views of, nor endorsed by, the
U.S. Government, the Department of Defense, the National
Guard Bureau nor the Massachusetts National Guard.
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