Vermont Senators Welcome Return of National Guard but Pan the War in Iran
The 158th Fighter Wing reunited with families after more than eight months away, following missions in Puerto Rico and the Middle East.
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Vermont Senators welcome return of National Guard but pan the war in Iran
After members of the Vermont National Guard returned home from a deployment to the Middle East Sunday, the state's U.S. Senators say the guard should not have been sent to the war zone in the first place.
Vermont Air National Guard members return home from deployment in Middle East, Caribbean
Families learned about the return two days prior, in an email that referred to the deployment as the “longest deployment of an Air National Guard fighter wing since the Vietnam War.”
Vermont Air Guard Members Back at Home - The White River Valley Herald
Vermont Air National Guard members returned home Sunday after a roughly eight-month deployment. Guard members from Vermont’s 158th Fighter Wing were deployed this winter on back to back missions to the Caribbean and the Middle East, though details of their exact role in those missions have been scarce. “We are incredibly proud of what they represent, but today, more than […] The post Vermont Air Guard Members Back at Home first appeared on The W…
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