NGAOK Has Moved
NGAOK has moved to the RTI. Our new phone number is (405) 475-2152 and fax number is (405) 475-2183. Come by and see our new office.
Upcoming Events
NGAOK BOD Meeting
April 6, 2010 @ 1730
Place TBD
NGAOK Conference
Sheraton Hotel, OKC
26-27 March 2010
NGAOK BOD Meeting
April 8, 2010 @ 1730
RTI Admin Building Conference Room
EANGUS 39th Annual Conference
St. Louis, MO
8-11 August, 2010
NGAUS 132nd General Conference
Austin, TX
21-23 August, 2010
Welcome to the National Guard Association of Oklahoma
The National Guard Association of Oklahoma (NGAOK) is one of the premier associations in the National Guard. We are a combined Association with officers and enlisted sharing in the journey for all Soldiers and Airmen across the great State of Oklahoma.
We are dedicated to promoting the status, welfare and professionalism of officer and enlisted members of the Army and Air National Guard by supporting legislation that provides adequate staffing, pay benefits, entitlements, equipment and installations for the Oklahoma Army and Air National Guard.
The purpose of the Association:
- To promote and support adequate State and National security
- To foster and work to improve the National Guard of Oklahoma and the National Guard of the United States as a component of the total Armed Forces of the United States
- To promote a sense of comradeship and esprit de corps among all guardsmen
- To develop and present, to all citizens of Oklahoma, true information and knowledge about the Army and Air National Guard
“The Oklahoma National Guard has played a critical role in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan,” Inhofe said. “Here at home, they have had a busy winter helping Oklahomans stranded and struggling to survive some of the difficult weather our state has recently encountered. I am honored and privileged to sponsor this resolution that publicly acknowledges and praises the actions of the heroes in the Oklahoma National Guard. They are a testament to the vitality, fortitude, and abilities of our armed forces and all Oklahomans.”
“The volunteers of the Oklahoma National Guard have selflessly stepped up to protect their neighbors and country and they deserve thanks from all of us.
The sacrifices of these courageous men and women must never go unnoticed. I, along with all Oklahomans, stand in showing our gratitude toward the members of the Oklahoma National Guard,” said Dr. Coburn.
The resolution is identical to the House of Representatives version, H. Res
1052 identifying all Army and Air Force National Guard units in Oklahoma to include the Joint Forces Headquarters / 45th Infantry Division, 45th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, the 45th Fires Brigade, the 90th Troop Command, the 189th Regional Training Institute, Camp Gruber Joint Maneuver Training Center, the 137th Air Refueling Wing, the 138th Fighter Wing, the 205th Engineering Installation Squadron, and the 219th Engineering Installation Squadron. It recognizes the Oklahoma National Guard as invaluable to the national security of the United States, vital to defending against threats both foreign and domestic, and essential for responding to State and national emergencies.