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May 2024 | Issue 10
Arizona Army National Guard

The Arizona Army National Guard (AZARNG) continuously provides a trained and ready force capable of performing unified land operations and defense support to civil authorities.

Through training, professional development and leadership engagements, the AZARNG continues to be a force capable of accomplishing a myriad of missions. 

AZARNG Soldiers are professionals who balance civilian careers, families and academic advancement. This is the essence of being Citizen-Soldiers “Always Ready, Always There.”

The AZARNG is made up of six major commands with approximately 5,100 Soldiers.

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BG Lonnie J. Branum
Brigadier General
Lonnie J. Branum
Land Component Commander

 

 

CW5 James Gullett
Chief Warrant Officer 5
CW5 James Gullett
State Command Chief Warrant Officer
CSM Graydon B. Griffin
Command Sergeant Major
CSM Graydon B. Griffin
State Command Sergeant Major

Soldier Support

I.D. Cards/DEERS Transactions:   
(602) 267-2750

Military Clothing Sales:                
(602) 275-8307

Education Services Assistant (MGIB):
(602) 267-2445

MILPAY: 
(602) 629-4233

Medical Files and Records:  
(602) 629-4370

Inspector General: 
(602) 267-2670

Judge Advocate General (JAG):
(602) 267-2588

Family Programs

Family Readiness:
(602) 267-2593/2391

Chaplain:
Information, motivation and support
(602) 629-4805

Retiree Service Office:
Retiree Benefits Advisor (TRICARE Reserve Select):
(602) 267-2545

Survivor Outreach Services:
Families of fallen Active Duty Army/National Guard members
(602) 267-2172
(602) 267-2173
(928) 773-3295

Important Information

SHARP/SARC Office:
(602) 531-0998 or (602) 267-2449

Suicide Prevention Hotline:
1-800-273-TALK (8255)

Military One Source:
1-800-342-9647 or (602) 267-2430

Papago Park Security:
(602) 267-2428