National Guard State Level
All 50 states and four territories of the United States have their own National Guard. The National Guard in each state is further divided into Air National Guard and Army National Guard. It is the duty of the National Guard Bureau to maintain connectivity between each of the 100 plus units.
The Bureau maintains the regularity of the units, by designing the programs for equipment maintenance and personnel training carried out at the state level. During national emergency when the National Guard responds to the emergency call, it is the duty of the Bureau to coordinate the responses. The Regular Army and Air Force also depend on the Bureau to maintain contact within their respective units.
The Army and the Air National Guard serve as important backup forces for the regular army and Air Force. The main initiative lies in nurturing democracy, encouraging market economies, promoting regional stability and cooperation, and providing opportunities for cross-country interaction with the U.S. citizens. Air National Guard handles the entire responsibility of the air defense of the United States. They have been an indispensable part of the American defense force.
The Community Level
They also has many state and local community based programs. […]

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