The Air National Guard will lead a joint civil-military medical mission, partnered with the Kodiak Area Native Association, supported by the Army Reserve, Marine Corps Reserve, Navy Active, Navy Reserve, Air Force Active, and Air Force Reserve. This collaborative medical mission will provide no-cost healthcare services to six remote Alaskan villages of Akhiok, Karluk, Larsen Bay, Old Harbor, Ouzinkie, Port Lions, and Kodiak City. Service members will receive required mission planning, logistical, transport and medical training by providing and supporting healthcare procedures, including medical, nutrition, behavioral health, podiatry, physical therapy, dental, optometry, and veterinary services.

The Air National Guard will partner with the Tagiugmiullu Nunamiullu Housing Authority to conduct a transportation mission. Service members will transport construction materials to be used for HUD-funded affordable housing projects. Service members will benefit from real world transportation training, while the community will benefit from no-cost transportation services.

The Army Reserve will partner with the Qawalangin Tribe of Unalaska to conduct a needs assessment involving civil survey assessments and program management services for existing social, economic, governmental, environmental, infrastructure systems, and other entities with the community for vulnerabilities to identify potential future improvements. Soldiers will receive training in core competencies including civil engagement, civil reconnaissance, and civil information management.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Eyak Native Village to construct access roads and port facilities. Service members will receive real-world training in horizontal construction including engineer equipment support, equipment maintenance, earthwork, roadway construction, and not bride erection. The local community will benefit through mitigation of the current lack of safe and accessible transportation facilities to service Tribal Lands.

The Army Reserve will partner with the Northwest Arkansas Economic Development District to provide no-cost medical, dental, vision, and veterinary services to two rural communities with limited medical services access. Service members will gain technical proficiency in medical mission command, expeditionary deployment operations, medical treatment sustainment support operations, medical logistics support activities, and health service support operations.

The Air Force Reserve will partner with the K'ima:w Medical Center to provide no-cost civil engineering services to the community of the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation. Service members will receive combat engineering training in vertical and horizontal construction, wood frame carpentry, concrete pouring and finishing, electrical, and utilities work.

The Army National Guard will partner on a joint civil-military, no-cost medical mission, with K'ima:w Medical Center, to provide no-cost assistance with medical, dental, behavioral health, nursing, and community education to the people living on the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation while accomplishing readiness training requirements.

The Air Force Reserve will partner with the Judiciary Branch of Government to provide capability and capacity for national security critical infrastructure network reliability and resiliency defense effectiveness assessments to detect, safeguard, and protect intrusions and malicious activity. All planned activities provide a live environment training platform against cyber adversaries from the novices to nation-state sponsored Advance Persisted Threats.

The Army Reserve will lead a joint civil-military no-cost medical mission with the Central Savannah River Area Regional Commission, other local governments, health departments, and non-profits to provide no-cost medical, dental, pharmacy, veterinary, and other healthcare services. Service members will receive required medical mission command, preventative medical and dental services, medical logistics, and combat and operational stress control readiness training.

The Air Force Reserve will partner with the Guam Department of Homeland Security to conduct a cybersecurity mission. Service members will enhance cybersecurity measures in Guam, ensuring the reliability and resiliency of networks on the island by identifying network vulnerabilities and intrusions. Service members will benefit from real world cybersecurity training, while the community will benefit from no-cost cybersecurity services.

The Air Force Reserve will partner with the Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services to provide no-cost medical services to residents with limited access to healthcare services. Airmen will receive training across multiple occupational specialties including medical, dental, and optometry. Supporting units will also bring mission support capabilities such as public affairs, aerial porting, transportation, and communications.

The Air Force Reserve will partner with the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum to provide renovation and construction management, logistical planning, surveying, horizontal, vertical, electrical, horizontal, vertical, civil engineering support services reading individual and unit readiness training.

The Air Force Reserve will lead a joint civil-military no-cost medical mission with the Hawaii Department of Health Kauai District Health Office. Service members will provide no-cost medical, school-enrollment physicals, dental, pharmacy, veterinary, and other community healthcare services to those with developmental disabilities, low-income families, senior citizens, and those with housing challenges.

The Air National Guard will partner with Dynamic Community Solutions to conduct a construction mission. Service members will conduct earthmoving, utility trenching and backfilling, concrete and foundation work to support the construction of housing. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Air National Guard will partner with the Kauai Emergency Management Agency (KEMA) to review State emergency operational planning documents, evaluate content, and generate a remediation plan of action to bring plans up to date with current policy. Military personnel will receive real-world emergency management readiness training to enhance unit capabilities, while the community will benefit from a plan to improve emergency response services.

The Marine Corps will partner with the Hawaiian Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum to conduct a construction mission to construct a new visitor-accessible staircase. Service members will conduct vertical and horizontal construction, in addition to electrical and mechanical work. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Army National Guard, supported by the Air National Guard, and Nimiipuu Health will host a no-cost diabetic care clinic to include medical, dental, vision, and educational services to the local community including the Paiute Tribe. Service members will gain technical proficiency required training through hands-on experience screening, assessing, examining, and treating patients.

The Army National Guard and Idaho Community Outreach Program will provide consultation, training, and assistance in support of cyber tool deployment and operations to reduce the attack surface and establish network segmentation, an asset inventory, and a monitoring capacity.

The Army National Guard and Idaho Secretary of State will conduct cyber resilience, reconnaissance, and hardware management assessments, terrain reviews, external dependency management, perform cyber–Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery plans consultations at the State Capital and forty-four county seat offices. Service members will receive required training on two Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Assessment Evaluation and Standardization standards.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Nez Perce Tribe of Idaho to conduct a cybersecurity mission. Soldiers will guide service members, college students, and community partners through a 40 hour course to cover passive and active techniques, harvesting methods, mapping cyber terrain, and daily briefings. Service members will benefit from real world cybersecurity training, while the community will benefit from no-cost cybersecurity services.

The Marine Corps Reserve will partner with the La Salle Council of the Boy Scouts of America. Marines will provide no-cost construction services which include route improvements, timber felling, earthwork, masonry, electrical work, plumbing, and roofing. These efforts will benefit the community by establishing three FEMA storm shelters.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Boy Scouts of America, Quivira Council, to conduct a construction mission. Soldiers will resurface 150,000 square feet of gravel road, regrade, spread and compact new base material, and spread and compact new material. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Air National Guard will lead a joint civil-military no-cost two-week medical clinic mission, partnered with Delta Regional Authority, to provide no-cost assistance with medical, dental, and optical services to the City of Henderson, Kentucky while Service members accomplish medical service, administration, logistics, food service, communication, and emergency management personnel functions executing unit and individual mission essential, upgrade, and cross-training readiness training.

The Air National Guard will lead a joint civil-military no-cost two-week medical clinic mission, partnered with Delta Regional Authority, to provide no-cost assistance with medical, dental, and optical services to the City of Henderson, Kentucky while Service members accomplish medical service, administration, logistics, food service, communication, and emergency management personnel functions executing unit and individual mission essential, upgrade, and cross-training readiness training.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Chennault International Airport Authority to conduct a construction mission. Service members will clear, grub, and grade approximately 58 acres to facilitate wildlife management, enhance site security and prepare the area for future development. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Grant Parish Police Department to conduct a construction mission. Service members will conduct sidewalk construction, drainage improvements, install two wooden frame metal sunshades, and construct a gravel parking lot. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Army National Guard will partner with the West Monroe Police Department to conduct a construction mission. Soldiers will upgrade berms, fix drainage issues, construct sidewalks, and install a long-range shooting lane. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Army National Guard will partner with Lake George Regional Park to conduct a construction mission. Service members will renovate an existing building, construct a building addition, construct and resurface an existing roadway, and create forty-eight new parking spaces. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Army National Guard will partner with the City of Brewer to conduct a construction mission. Service members will clear land, grade the site for the firing range, operate heavy equipment, and cut down a berm. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry (Park) to conduct a transportation mission. Service members will provide no-cost firewood transport and relocation, gaining load securing and driver training which mimics unit wartime mission readiness. Service members will benefit from real world transportation training, while the community will benefit from no-cost transportation services.

The Army National Guard, and the Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery, will expand the Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery. Service members will receive earth moving operations, equipment operator training, project management leadership training, preparing construction schedules, and construction reporting heavy equipment operator training while conducting earthwork and earth moving readiness training.

The Army National Guard will partner with Anne Arundel County Public Schools to conduct a cybersecurity mission. Service members will conduct vulnerability scans, cyber threat emulation against patched vulnerabilities, evaluate network design, evaluate firewall policies, and review incident response plans. Service members will benefit from real world cybersecurity training, while the community will benefit from no-cost cybersecurity services.

The Army Reserve will partner with the Area Health Education Center West to conduct a medical mission. Service members will provide no-cost medical, dental, and behavioral health services. Service members will benefit from real world medical training, while the community partner will benefit from no-cost medical services.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to conduct a construction mission in Wilderness State Park. Service members will construct new walkways, parking, pathways, footbridges and a boardwalk. Electrical service will be installed to a new dining hall as well. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to conduct a construction mission. Service members will construct a partition wall to separate heating and cold storage areas, add insulation, wall finish work, add electrical and install ceiling lights, unit heater, and thermostat equipment. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to support improvement projects across State Parks. Service members will conduct both horizontal and vertical construction, resurface roads, install culverts, improve trails, and renovate buildings. Service members will gain valuable real world construction training, helping to ensure mission readiness. The community will benefit from a safer and more accessible park.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Montague Fire District to conduct a construction mission. Service members will carry out vertical and horizontal construction, to include electrical, plumbing, masonry, and carpentry work. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Army Reserve will partner with Mississippi's Toughest Kids Foundation to supply commercial and residential construction for a camp for children and adults with special needs. This mission will include training on performing construction operations, reading construction prints, and managing quality assurance procedures of a construction project. Service members will apply project management principles as well as construct electrical utilities and wood framing skill sets.

The Marine Corps Reserve will partner with the Otterville R-VI School District, where participants will implement athletic field improvements, benefiting various sports programs. Marines will receive required horizontal construction with an emphasis on large heavy equipment, including dozer, grader, and compactor hours required readiness training.

The Air National Guard will partner with Blackfeet Tribal Health, to provide medical, dental, vision, and veterinary services to rural communities with limited medical services access. Service members will gain mission-essential required readiness training in medical services, administration, logistics, food services, communications, and emergency management.

The Army National Guard will lead a joint civil-military no-cost medical mission, partnered with Fort Belknap Indian Health Services, to provide no-cost medical, dental, pharmacy, veterinary, and other healthcare services to Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, Montana, occupied Assiniboine (Nakoda) and Gros Ventres (Aaiiinin) tribes among others, while Service members will receive required readiness training in health service support operations, dental support services, nursing services, and patient administration.

The Army Reserve will partner in a civil-military no-cost medical mission with Fort Peck Service Unit, Billings Area, Indian Health Services, providing no-cost medical, dental, pharmacy, veterinary, and other healthcare services, while Service members will receive required medical mission command, medical treatment, dental services, medical logistics, combat and operational stress control, medical logistics, preventive medicine services readiness training.

The Army National Guard will partner with Montana State University to conduct a cybersecurity mission. Service members will evaluate current cyber posture, and develop defense network and systems improvement strategies. Service members will benefit from real world cybersecurity training, while the community will benefit from no-cost cybersecurity services.

The Army National Guard will partner with Montana State University to conduct a cybersecurity mission. Service members will evaluate current cyber posture, and develop defense network and systems improvement strategies. Service members will benefit from real world cybersecurity training, while the community will benefit from no-cost cybersecurity services.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Shoshone-Paiute Tribes to support efforts to conduct a construction mission. Service members will clear a site for staging materials and construct a gravel two lane access road with drainage ditches. Service members will also prepare the site for the new school, compacting the site to specific elevations as needed. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Army National Guard will partner with the City of Manchester, New Hampshire, to conduct a medical mission. Service members will provide no-cost medical services to a community with limited healthcare access. Service members will benefit from real world medical training and deployment operations, while the community partner will benefit from no-cost medical care.

The Navy Reserve will lead a joint civil-military partnership with the Southwest Indian Foundation to conduct a construction housing mission that will provide dwellings for Navajo families facing housing challenges. Service members will train in planning, execution, and coordinated construction management operations, which include horizontal site preparation, drainage, and road work, vertical carpentry, structure assembly, concrete, quality controls inspections, mechanical, electrical, HVAC, sewage connections, and power distribution systems.

The Army National Guard will partner with the North Carolina Department of Agriculture (NCDA) Upper Mountain Research Station to conduct a construction mission. Service members will establish a water well in a remote area to supply water for agricultural crop research conducted on state property. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Air Force Reserve will partner with the City of Minot to conduct an aerial spray mosquito abatement mission to control disease-prone vectors and larva. Service members will pilot aircraft, conduct pesticide application launch handling, and utilize specialized Modular Aerial Spray System (MASS) aircraft spray equipment maintenance, while analyzing control effectiveness. Service members will benefit from aerial spray training, while the community will benefit from no-cost aerial spray services..

The Air Force Reserve will partner with the City of Williston to conduct an aerial spray mosquito abatement mission to control disease-prone vectors and larva. Service members will pilot aircraft, conduct pesticide application launch handling, and utilize specialized Modular Aerial Spray System (MASS) aircraft spray equipment maintenance, while analyzing control effectiveness. Service members will benefit from aerial spray training, while the community will benefit from no-cost aerial spray services.

The Army Reserve will partner with Quentin Burdick Hospital in a civil-military no-cost medical mission providing services medical care and services to the American Indian Population of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indian Reservation. Service members will receive required medical services training with additional administrative and personnel support functions readiness training.

The Army Reserve will partner with the Commonwealth Bureau of Military Affairs to host a no-cost diabetic care clinic to include medical, dental, vision, and educational services to remote communities on Saipan, Tinian, and Rota islands. Service members will gain required medical functions training and combat & operational stress control.

The Navy will partner with the Commonwealth Bureau of Military Affairs to conduct a construction mission. Service members will assess, repair and pave roadways across Tinian, conducting horizontal construction, construction management, and preventative maintenance. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Army National Guard will partner with civilian organizations covering Defensive Cyber Operations and National Institute of Standards and Technology based cyber framework builds to support Nebraska’s critical infrastructure during domestic response operations. Units will improve cyber response capability incidents, communication, and efforts to support Nebraska Emergency management Agency and Critical Infrastructure & Key Resources.

The Air National Guard will partner with the Green County Public Health District to conduct a medical mission. Service members will provide no-cost medical testing, exams, and screenings to a rural community with limited medical services access. Service members will benefit from real world medical training, while the community partner will benefit from no-cost medical care.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Wayne National Forest to conduct a construction mission. Service members will conduct culvert replacement, grading, ditching, spot surfacing, garbage dump clean up and tire collection. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Air National Guard will partner with Cherokee Veteran’s Housing to construct twenty-one single family dwellings for Cherokee Veterans on unimproved land owned by the Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation. Service members will gain mission-essential required readiness training including dirt work, road construction, utility line installation, and construction, and other agile mission training.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Black Hills National Forest to conduct an aerial transportation mission. Service members will transport walking bridge replacement planks to improve existing walking trails. Service members will benefit from real world transportation training, while the community will benefit from no-cost transportation services.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Mount Rushmore National Memorial to conduct a construction mission. Service members will conduct sling loading and construct security fencing around the memorial. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Air Force Reserve will partner with the Outdoor Odyssey leadership academy on a renovation mission to construct camp cabins and other infrastructure. Service Members will receive training in vertical and horizontal construction, wood frame carpentry, concrete pouring and finishing, and other engineering mission essential task list items.

The Army Reserve will partner with the Tennessee Boy Scouts of America, Sequoyah Council, to conduct a construction mission. Service members will construct roads, trails, and shelters; clear obstacles, and install utilities while training in multiple areas of engineering, project management, and nontactical convey activity. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Air Force Reserve will partner with Nueces County to provide organizational network defense effectiveness assessments to detect, safeguard, and protect intrusions and malicious activity. All planned activities align with the unit's required training, and Computer Network Defense while collaborating with state/local government entities and enhance critical infrastructure network reliability and resiliency.

The Air Force Reserve will partner with the Virgin Islands Department of Health to provide no-cost medical care across multiple geographically separated clinical sites. Airmen will receive training in skills spanning medical, dental, optometry, nursing, logistics, personnel support for contingency operations, food services, public affairs, aerial porting, and others.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest to conduct a construction mission. Service members will conduct vertical and horizontal construction, grade land, dig ditches, and haul material. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.

The Marine Corps Reserve will partner with the Stonewall State Park Foundation, in collaboration with Stonewall Resort, the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, and the US Army Corps of Engineers. Service members will expand the resort amphitheater and community/event center while receiving training in horizontal construction utilizing heavy equipment including motor graders, dozers, backhoes, skid steers, wheel loaders, and other engineering assets to meet readiness requirements..

The Army National Guard will partner with Across the Pond Veterans Park to support the development of a campsite. Service members will build a retention pond, and conduct land clearance for parking spaces, camp sites, and trails. Service members will receive real world construction training, while the community will benefit from enhanced recreation facilities.

The Army National Guard will partner with the American Legion Post 77 to rennovate one of their buildings. Service members will conduct a construction survey and perform vertical construction. Service members will receive valuable real world construction training, while the community will benefit from improved facilities for its veterans.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Town of Bell, Wisconsin, to support construction efforts at the local airport. Service members will conduct horizontal construction, clearing and leveling areas along the airstrip. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from a revitalized airport.

The Army National Guard will partner with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to conduct a construction mission at the Whiskey Mountain Conservation Camp (WMCC). Service members will build a shop for the camp, which currently lacks a shop and storage for camp related equipment and infrastructure repair. Service members will conduct both vertical and horizontal construction as well as project management. Service members will benefit from real world construction training, while the community will benefit from no-cost construction services.