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To attract more recruits into the National Guard, about a half dozen states around the country are trying a new version of a now-defunct national program: paying finders’ fees to people who bring in new troops.
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The National Guard fell about 9,000 troops short of its goal in 2022. Some states are improving outreach and incentive plans to counter that trend.
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Army National Guard troops had until June 30 to get the COVID-19 vaccine but about 10% of those troops haven't received the shot.
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Members of the Connecticut National Guard are making patients ready for evacuation by land or air ambulance, and treating combat injuries — like bullet wounds — during realistic combat medic training this week at a guard facility in East Lyme.
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Connecticut utility companies have been training with National Guard members from all six New England States during the annual two-week Cyber Yankee exercise.
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Fairfield County has the 11th highest number of railway injuries and deaths in the nation.
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National Guard members on active state duty can now organize and form unions, as a result of a settlement of a federal lawsuit that began in Connecticut.
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Some advocates say Governor Hochul’s proposed budget fails to create enough clean energy jobs.
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If they’re successful, Connecticut National Guard troops could be the first in the country to get collective bargaining rights while on state active duty.
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Connecticut’s economy is below the national average. In New York, Governor Hochul wants to expand veterans benefits to some National Guard, deforestation…