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Vermont's U.S. senators and National Guard officials broke ground on a planned support services center for guard members and their families.
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After members of the Vermont National Guard returned home from a deployment to the Middle East Sunday, the state's U.S. Senators say the guard should not have been sent to the war zone in the first place.
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More than two dozen veterans, retired officers and guard family members are calling for the state to pass a bill creating safeguards for federal deployments.
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During Governor Phil Scott’s weekly press conference Wednesday, the commander of the Vermont National Guard provided an update on the status of airmen deployed to the Middle East
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During a recent stop at Shelburne Farms, Vermont Senator Peter Welch discussed the effects of federal policies on Vermont and New York's North Country.
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The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff praised the Vermont National Guard’s participation in Epic Fury
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A military buildup in the Middle East may portend U.S. action against Iran. That is a serious concern for Vermont Sen. Peter Welch.
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Vermont’s retiring Adjutant General gave his final State of the Guard speech to the state legislature on Thursday.
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Pro-Tem Democrat/Progressive Phil Baruth says the Vermont Senate's focus must be education reform
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The Vermont National Guard is preparing for a deployment but the details are sparse.