This page is intended to serve as an index for ARNG state awards and narratives. At this time, we don't have many but as they are received, they will be added here and, if there is enough interest, pages will be added as necessary.
11B40 Platoon Sergeant
Annual Training, 21 June 2023, while operating as OPFOR for the XXXXXX, SPC Crissell, under the ruse of being a "lost soldier", while dressed in an OPFOR uniform and armed with an M-4 carbine, singlehandedly entered an BLUFOR Command Post during a brief and eliminated seventeen BLUFOR senior NCOs and officers. He then evaded capture and rejoined his squad for the scheduled OPFOR mission. Specialist Crissell's outstanding efforts reflect great credit upon himself, Charlie Company, 1-279th Infantry Battalion and the Oklahoma Army National Guard.
Oregon ARNG Exceptional Service Medal
Specialist Lujan's outstanding professional skill, knowledge, and leadership aided immeasurably in 1st platoon's mission during Annual Training at Camp Rilea Armed Forces Training Center, Warrenton, Oregom 12 June 2016 - 26 June 2016. SPC Lujan demonstrated outstanding support by completing 100% of MOS critical taskings and completing SSD Level 1 in 25 hours, 15 hours ahead of schedule. SPC Lujan was always physically and mentally ready to assist whenever and wherever he was needed. He supported his fellow soldiers by pacing and encouraging them during the APFT 2 mile run event, reducing run time by seven minutes over a seven day period. He also completed driver's training on the M998, 10k ATLAS, and 6k forklift, expanding our capability by 30 percent. In addition, he prepared and delivered a class to 11 Soldiers on Tactical Combat Casualty Care for open chest wounds and suspected fractures. Specialist Lujan's outstanding efforts reflect great credit upon himself, the 3670th Component Repair Company (CRC) and the Oregon Army National Guard.
State National Guard Commendation Medal
SSG Johansson showed the true meaning of selfless service by supporting the Limestone County Defense Support of Civil Authorities Tornado recovery mission. SSG Johansson supported over six different devastated areas in support of Military, Local and State first responders and citizens of Limestone County.
SSG Johansson displayed Military Police professionalism by coordinating and supporting law and order operations within Limestone County at established checkpoints designated by local Law Enforcement which enabled hundreds of citizens within Limestone County to be protected and out of harm's way.
SSG Johansson operated outside of his normal scope of operations with zero injuries and accidents. His perpetual efforts to ensure the 512th MP Company operated in a safe environment for over 300 hours at different checkpoints led to the success of the mission.
SSG Johansson displayed exceptional Military Police professionalism by embodying the will to strive to merit the respect of others; seeking no favor because of position but instead, the satisfaction of a mission accomplished and a job well done.
FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE TO THE 507th MILITARY POLICE BATTALION WHILE ACTIVATED IN SUPPORT OF TORNADO RELIEF EFFORTS FROM 15 APRIL TO 9 MAY 2014. YOU DISPLAYED INITIATIVE, RESOURCEFULLNESS AND OUTSTANDING PROFESSIONALISM IN ALL ASPECTS OF YOUR ASSIGNMENT. YOUR FAITHFUL SERVICE, DEVOTION, DEDICATION AND CARING ATTITUDE TOWARD THE CITIZENS OF LIMESTONE COUNTY WERE SECOND TO NONE. YOUR UNTIRING EFFORTS, DEVOTION AND LOYALTY REFLECT GREAT CREDIT UPON YOURSELF, THE 507th MILITARY POLICE BATTLION, THE 301ST MP BRIGADE, THE ARMY NATIONAL GUARD AND THE UNITED STATES ARMY.
Unknown Award
For superior performance and exemplary service while performing as Range Safety and Movement NCO during Annual Training 2008. His hard work and enthusiasm during range operations ensured safety standards were met while his attention to detail as Movement NCO enabled Soldiers and trainers precise and timely maneuver. His assistance during Convoy Operations aided in the successful achievement of all training requirements. His contributions were instrumental in the daily training of all Soldiers during Annual Training 2008. Such excellent performance reflects great credit upon himself, his unit, and the Tennessee Army National Guard.
Unknown Award
SPC Silva left her civilian occupation to serve as administrative support for Task Force Mountain Sentinel (TFMS) from 20140513 thru 20140829. She rapidly and successfully acquired many administrative skills and tasks that fall outside her Military Occupation of 92Y to directly contribute to the rapidly changing Task Force. An enthusiastic and capable worker, SPC Silva brought a can-do attitude with her routinely infecting those around her and contributing to the Esprit de Corp.
Unknown Award
Specialist Underwood inherited duties and responsibilities far above his rank and completed all required tasks with proficiency. His familiarization with both loading and tie down procedures has made him a valuable asset and outstanding Soldier for the 1176TH. He insured that 75 pieces of equipment were shipped out on line haul for units from California, Michigan, and Florida. He did so with no accidents to personal or equipment.
Unknown Award
FOR EXCEPTIONALLY MERITORIOUS SERVICE FROM 24 AUGUST 1972 THROUGH 18 MAY 2011. CSM JOE'S ACTIONS THROUGHOUT HIS CAREER RESULTED IN EXCEPTIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS AND WERE VITAL TO THE SUCCESS AND MISSION ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE UNITS HE SERVED WITH. CSM JOE EXEMPLIFIED THE ARMY VALUES BY STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE AND BY PLACING THE MISSION AND SOLDIERS BEFORE HIMSELF. HIS CONDUCT OVER TWENTY-THREE YEARS OF SERVICE AND HIS DEDICATION IS IN KEEPING WITH THE FINEST TRADITIONS OF MILITARY SERVICE AND REFLECT GREAT CREDIT UPON HIMSELF, HIS UNIT, THE WASHINGTON ARMY NATIONAL GUARD, AND THE UNITED STATES ARMY.
Achievement Medal
FOR MERITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT DURING ANNUAL TRAINING 2011. SGT SMITH'S DESIRE TO ACHIEVE THE HIGHEST STANDARDS DURING MILITARY POLICE SKILLS AND WEAPONS TRAINING PROVED TO BE THE BEST IN HIS UNIT. HIS EFFORTS DURING ANNUAL TRAINING 2011 HAVE GREATLY IMPROVED THE UNITS ABILITY TO PERFORM GARRISON LAW AND ORDER MISSIONS. HE IS A CREDIT TO HIS UNIT AND THE ALABAMA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD.
National Guard Individual Achievement Ribbon
For superior performance and exemplary service while performing as Range Safety and Movement NCO during Annual Training 2008. His hard work and enthusiasm during range operations ensured safety standards were met while his attention to detail as Movement NCO enabled Soldiers and trainers precise and timely maneuver. His assistance during Convoy Operations aided in the successful achievement of all training requirements. His contributions were instrumental in the daily training of all Soldiers during Annual Training 2008. Such excellent performance reflects great credit upon himself, his unit, and the Tennessee Army National Guard.
