What does MA ARNG stand for?

Massachusetts Army National Guard

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Military and Government

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Sellars, commander, Land Component Command of the Massachusetts Army National Guard.

Guard prepares for Afghanistan

He said he has been unable to return to work as a correctional officer or as a member of the Massachusetts Army National Guard.

Man claims Boston police beat him over photos

Scalpel Versus Bayonet In May 2003, Lieutenant Colonel John Hammond, commander of the 211th Military Police Battalion, Massachusetts Army National Guard, was ordered by V Corps to stand up a unique task force (TF).

Military Police as Soldier-diplomats

A halftime re-enlistment ceremony for members of the Massachusetts Army National Guard was held on the court.

Pierce's 39 points lead Celtics to OT win

While employed there she took an employer-sponsored program in English as a second language, learning enough about the language and history of her adopted country to become an American citizen and serve in the Massachusetts Army National Guard.

Workplace English fund set up

He served six years in the Massachusetts Army National Guard and was honorably discharged with a rank of PFC E-3.

William Dennis MacQueston, 64

He served his country and state in the Massachusetts Army National Guard.

Thomas F. McQuoid

; died Friday at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, of injuries suffered from a non-combat incident; was assigned to the 726th Finance Battalion, Massachusetts Army National Guard, West Newton, Mass.

375 US deaths in Afghanistan, elsewhere