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Some National Guard troops in DC now carrying service-issued weapons
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth signed a memo late last week authorizing National Guard troops deployed in Washington, D.C., to carry weapons if their mission requires it. The memo, according to one official, was addressed to the chief of the National Guard Bureau and the Secretary of the Army.
Some Ohioans who are former members of the military said the duty being assigned to them by President Trump is not what they ...
A total of 150 Ohio National Guard troops recently arrived in Washington, D.C., this week to help local police crack down on ...
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Ohio National Guard in Washington: Let's hope history doesn't repeat itself | Letters
DeWine should know better. A silly reaction gets an overblown counter-reaction. No more mail-in ballots for us. Scrap the ...
Then within days, the president follows up with taking over the nation’s capital's police force and bringing in the National ...
As 150 Ohio National Guard troops were deployed to the nation's capital at President Donald Trump's request, protestors in ...
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Ohio National Guard doesn't belong in D.C.; Newark Council needs to investigate| Letters
Letters to the Editor demand Gov. DeWine bring Ohio National Guard home from D.C. and Newark council use powers to investigate public servie director ...
The Ohio National Guard can be activated by the governor or the president, and has been used in the past for emergencies, disaster relief, and protests. Amid contested claims of rising crime in the ...
Smoke Williamson was Rutgers’ original lead assistant on Jones’ recruitment. This situation is a reminder that, given the ...
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