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SPC Sean C Anderson, SPC Shawn Q Atcher, SSG Joshua A Avery, SPC Timothy W Barlow, SFC Ricky J Bartley, SPC Eddie L Bennett, SPC George T Birge, SPC Tony R Blythe, SPC Jonathan L Bragg, SGT Ricky M Brooks, SPC Brian C Brown, SPC Martin E Brown, SPC Phillip T Brown, SPC Jeremy W Bryant, SPC Clifford E Bunch, SPC James D Carnahan, SPC Adam N Chalin, SGT Zebulon T Clapp, SGT Robert H Compton, SGT Tommy L Compton, SPC William E Compton, SSG James B Copas, SPC Robert J Copas, SSG Terry K Copas, SPC Jeffrey A Cope, SGT Jedadiah J Cossel, SPC Jeremy D Cossel, SGT Shawn W Davis, SGT Kerry L Denton, SPC Michael S Dubree, SGT Jonathan R Emberton, SGT Jesse R England, SPC Larry J England, SPC Sammy R Firkins, SPC Christopher A Flowers, SGT Leslie S Foote, SPC Christopher A Ford, SGT Jeremy A Gearlds, SFC Larry D Gearlds, SPC Lonnie D Gearlds, SGT Ricky Gemmer, SGT Ashley D Geralds, SGT Norman R Geralds, SPC Joshua G Grace, SSG David E Graves, SSG Joseph C Gray, SGT Marty D Hammer, SPC Patrick L Hammer, SPC Jason T Harlan, SPC Charles D Hawkins, SGT Johnathan L Hawkins, SSG Adam M Huff, SPC Allen L Hunter, SGT Allan N Jenkins, SGT Wallace M Kand, SPC Daniel E Key, SGT Doyle W Kilmon, SPC Bennie W Kirk, SPC Daniel P Leonard, SPC Dustin R Logan, 2LT Robert S Mattingly, CPT Eugene P Maxwell, SPC Danny R McCown, SFC David S Miller, SPC Phillip D Miller, SPC Larry L Morgan, SGT Thomas J Murray, SFC Robert P Neathery, SPC Cory S Netherton, SPC Shawn P Norris, SSG David N Page, 1LT Michael B Palmgreen, SPC Jonathan D Paull, SPC Charles W Phelps, SPC Jimmy F Poland, SSG Waylon J Proffitt, SSG Timothy R Rowe, 1LT Joseph B Sallee, SPC Whitney B Sewell, SPC Randy D Simmons, SSG Anthony W Smith, SSG Tracy L Steinberger, SPC Michael P Tebault, SGT Harold R Thompson, SPC Joseph T Thrasher, 1SG Larry V Tooley, SSG Darrell S Trivett, SPC Jason D Turner, SPC Jeffery N Walker, 1LT Joe W Warren, SPC Ricky R Welch




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As I write this letter I want each of you to know that during the past three years Kentucky has continued to have a higher percentage of our National Guard soldiers and airmen mobilized than any other state. The magnificent response of the Kentucky Army and Air National Guard in support of the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) demonstrated once again why this country needs to maintain a strong National Guard. However, because there is always an intense competition for defense resources, history teaches that the Guard may be neglected without an effective voice at the national level. It takes an ongoing effort to educate decision-makers and legislators about the role of the Guard and to insure that our personnel and equipment requirements are fully understood when the defense budget is enacted. Therefore, I encourage each of you to consider joining and supporting organizations that advance the goals and purposes of the National Guard. The National Guard Association of Kentucky (NGAKy), the Enlisted Association of the National Guard of Kentucky (EANGKy), and the National Guard Association of the United States (NGAUS) are three examples of private organizations that work specifically to maintain a strong National Guard. The efforts of organizations like these and others have contributed greatly to the ability of Kentucky National Guard units to meet their mission requirements and have also assisted greatly in improving the quality of life of the soldiers and airmen who make up those units. Most critically, they have also helped to preserve the Guard’s capabilities during periods of military downsizing. While I personally believe that active participation in these types of organizations is an effective way to help in maintaining a strong National Guard, membership in professional organizations is a personal decision and no member of this organization will in any way receive different treatment because of his or her decision regarding membership. I therefore encourage each of you to learn more about these organizations and to seriously consider participating... Donald C. Storm - Major General, KYNG











Technical Sergeant Martin A Tracy     123d Special Tactics Flight     7 August 2002

Technical Sergeant Christopher A Matero     123d Special Tactics Flight     7 August 2002

Sergeant Darrin K Potter     223rd Military Police Company     29 September 2003

Sergeant Glenn Scott Stanfill     B Company 206th Engineer Battalion     12 March 2004

First Lieutenant Robert L Henderson II     Detachment 1, 2123rd Transportation Company     17 April 2004

Sergeant Jonathan A Hughes     1st Battalion, 623rd Field Artillery Regiment     19 March 2005

Sergeant Eric L Toth     1st Battalion, 623rd Field Artillery Regiment     30 March 2005

Sergeant James A Sherrill     2113th Transportation Company     3 April 2005

Private First Class Michael R Hayes     617th Military Police Company     14 June 2005

Sergeant Ryan J Montgomery     1st Battalion, 623rd Field Artillery Regiment     3 July 2005

Staff Sergeant William A Allers III     198th Military Police Battalion, 75th Troop Command     20 September 2005

Staff Sergeant Brock A Beery     2nd Battalion, 123rd Armor Regiment     23 March 2006

Master Sergeant Clinton W Cubert     2113th Transportation Company     16 April 2006

Captain Clayton L Adamkavicius     149th Brigade, 35th Infantry Division     21 April 2006

Sergeant First Class Charles J Jones     149th Brigade Combat Team     20 September 2006

Staff Sergeant Thomas W Clemons      Company B, 2nd Battalion, 123rd Armor     11 December 2006

Staff Sergeant Nicholas R Carnes      2nd Battalion, 138th Field Artillery Regiment     26 August 2007

Staff Sergeant Delmar D White     2nd Battalion, 138th Field Artillery     2 September 2007

Private First Class Sammie E Phillips     2nd Battalion, 138th Field Artillery     10 September 2007

Sergeant Daniel Wallace     Company C, 201st Engineer Battalion     31 October 2008





The Kentucky National Guard has dual missions. The federal mission is to recruit, train and deploy military personnel and units anywhere in the world when ordered by the Department of Defense. The Guard also stands ready to assist state agencies and local governments during disasters and emergencies declared by the Governor. The Kentucky National Guard includes the KY Army National Guard, a component of the United States Army, and the KY Air National Guard, a US Air Force component.

















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