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Puerto Rico National Guard
Every story we’ve published that names Puerto Rico National Guard, newest first.
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3
Oct 27 to Nov 2
First named
Jul 1, 2026
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Politics
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- Senior Advisor to Secretary of War Meets with 150 National Guard Members at Muñiz Air Base
Eric Geressy, senior advisor for strategy to the US Secretary of War, visited the Puerto Rico National Guard’s Muñiz Air Base, where he evaluated the Guard’s operational capabilities and met with more than 150 service members.
- Colonel David L. Brewer Takes Command of Fort Buchanan in Puerto Rico
Colonel David L. Brewer assumed command of Fort Buchanan, the Army’s Caribbean installation in Puerto Rico, on Tuesday, October 27, during a ceremony at the installation’s Activity Center attended by military personnel, civilian employees, families and community representatives.
- Puerto Rico Official Says ICE Raids Are Federal Matter, Denies Island Government Is Helping
Jean Peña Payano, Puerto Rico’s secretary of Public Affairs, denied that the Puerto Rico government is collaborating in operations by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in immigrant communities.
- Puerto Rico National Guard Extends DC Mission Through May 2027
In Washington, D.C., 153 Puerto Rico National Guard (PRNG) soldiers remain deployed as part of a security support mission that has been extended until May 2027, announced PRNG Adjutant General Carlos Rivera Román.
- Fort Buchanan Advances Microgrid Project to Strengthen Energy Resilience
The U.S. Army in Puerto Rico announced it is moving forward with a microgrid project to strengthen the energy resilience of Fort Buchanan, the Army’s Caribbean headquarters.
- ACLU of Puerto Rico Demands Withdrawal of National Guard Troops From Washington, D.C.
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Puerto Rico this week denounced the continued deployment of more than 150 Puerto Rico National Guard members patrolling Washington, D.C. neighborhoods as unjustified and politically motivated.
- Puerto Rico to Declare State of Emergency Due to Drought
Puerto Rico Governor Jenniffer González announced that she is working on an executive order to declare a state of emergency due to the drought affecting the island.
- Forensic Sciences Institute Trains Army Reserve Mortuary Unit in Handling Remains
Puerto Rico’s Institute of Forensic Sciences (ICF) has trained U.S. Army Reserve Mortuary Unit soldiers to handle cadavers, store them in refrigerated units, and perform CT scans allowing forensic pathologists to conduct autopsies remotely during emergencies like Hurricane María, ICF Executive Director María Conte Miller announced Thursday.
- A New Beginning for Me: Youths at Risk of Dropping Out of School Take Advantage of Opportunity for Their Future
Annelis Delgado visited the Escuela Mildred Arroyo Cardoza in Cabo Rojo to deliver a message to her daughter, Geraldine Nieves, a 16-year-old participant in the Puerto Rico Youth Challenge Program of the National Guard.
- US Military Changes Mission in Venezuela from 'Rescue' to 'Recovery'
Puerto Rico’s Secretary of Public Security, Arthur Garffer, announced that the US Armed Forces are changing their assistance phase in Venezuela from 'rescue' to 'recovery', a week after the earthquakes that hit the South American nation.