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VNGEA Scholarship is sponsored by Virginia Army/Air National Guard Enlisted Association. Provides financial assistance to members of the Virginia Army/Air National Guard Enlisted Association or their dependents for higher education.
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Virginia National Guard Enlisted Association - VNGEA - 804-223-1332 CLICK TO CALL Virginia National Guard Enlisted Association Your Voice For Your Future 2027 VNGEA SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION by VNGMG Office | Oct 19, 2026 | VANG NEWS We are happy to announce we will be awarding $5,500 in scholarships for 2027 thanks to our generous sponsors to include the VA National Guard Enlisted Association Auxiliary, JJ St Clair Memorial Scholarship, Command Chief Master Sergeant Robert Barnette Scholarship, and USAA.
EANGUS leaders featured on CNN’s The Lead with Jake Tapper by Elizabeth Moseley | Aug 13, 2026 | National News Celebrating the one-year anniversary of the DC Safe and Beautiful mission, national media outlets covered the impact of the National Guard deployment to the nation’s capital, answering questions on changes in crime rates, the public’s response, and the future of the...
ISSUE #7 OF THE 2026 COMMONWEALTH’S GUARDIAN NEWSLETTER by VNGMG Office | Aug 3, 2026 | VANG Publication Rohler promoted, takes command of VaARNG Brig. Gen. Dennis Rohler took the reins as the Virginia National Guard’s Land Component Commander during a ceremony July 11, 2026, at the VNG Sergeant John Slaughter Headquarters at Defense Supply Center Richmond, Virginia....
A Special Thanks to Our Sponsors State Sponsored Life Insurance From time to time we call on the membership to contact the legislators to show support for bills that support the National Guard.
Your Virginia House Members How To Track A General Assembly Bill Your House Representative Who Are My Virginia Senators To enhance the prestige, morale and well being of the enlisted (former, current & retired)members of the Virginia Army & Air National Guard. To facilitate the exchange of ideas and the solution of problems relating to the enlisted and retired members of the Virginia Army & Air National Guard.
To provide a method for the individual enlisted or retired member of the Virginia Army & Air National Guard to propose resolutions which can be acted upon by the Association to improve various aspects of the Virginia National Guard. EANGUS consistently seeks and administers programs to benefit the membership. A quarterly publication, The New Patriot Magazine, will keep you informed on EANGUS and its accomplishments.
Many programs such as Credit Cards, Auto Insurance Programs and other insurance plans are available.
Among the many noteworthy accomplishments of EANGUS, largely attributable to the Associations grass roots and legislative efforts are: VA Home Loan Program for Guard and Reserve members made permanent DoD Dental Insurance plans for Retirees and National Guard Members Burial Benefits for National Guard Members Unlimited Commissary privileges for Guard and Re-serve Members, PX privileges for Retirees Retirement age for pay eligibility decreased by Deployment period(s) Montgomery & Post 9-11 GI Bill education benefits increases and improvements TRICARE benefits for National Guard members who are unemployed or without employer sponsored health-insurance Restoration of tax-deductibility of non-reimbursable expenses for travel to drill Extended protections under the Soldiers’ and Sailors’Civil Relief Act for National Guard Members Increase in IADT points that can be earned in one year.
ISSUE #9 OF THE 2026 COMMONWEALTH’S GUARDIAN NEWSLETTER VaANG pilots awarded Distinguished Flying Cross Two pilots assigned to the 149th Fighter Squadron,... EANGUS leaders featured on CNN’s The Lead with Jake Tapper Celebrating the one-year anniversary of the DC Safe and Beautiful mission, national media outlets... ISSUE #7 OF THE 2026 COMMONWEALTH’S GUARDIAN NEWSLETTER Rohler promoted, takes command of VaARNG Brig.
Gen. Dennis Rohler took the reins as the Virginia... House Passes FY27 NDAA with Major National Guard Priorities The U.S. House of Representatives has passed the Fiscal Year 2027 National Defense Authorization... Meeting Recap: EANGUS and the Undersecretary of War for Personnel and Readiness I, along with other VSO/MSO representatives, recently attended a meeting with the Honorable...
ISSUE #6 OF THE 2026 COMMONWEALTH’S GUARDIAN NEWSLETTER 229th MPs return from CENTCOM mobilization Approximately 130 Virginia National Guard... Celebrating America 250: The Spirit of Independence Fellow EANGUS Members, As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States of America,...
EANGUS Supports LP291 to Modernize the National Guard Workforce The Enlisted Association of the National Guard of the United States (EANGUS) has formally... Childcare Services Available for the 2026 EANGUS Conference in Daytona Beach EANGUS is committed to making the 2026 EANGUS Annual Conference in Daytona Beach, Florida, a...
ISSUE #5 OF THE 2026 COMMONWEALTH’S GUARDIAN NEWSLETTER Virginia National Guard celebrates 419 years of service The Virginia National Guard celebrated its... Race to Daytona: EANGUS Launches Nationwide Membership Drive 🏁 Start Your Engines! 🏁 The road to Daytona officially begins June 1 as EANGUS launches the “Race...
President’s Memorial Day Message As Memorial Day approaches, EANGUS President CMSgt Josh J. Baker shares a message reflecting on...
You Can Be Part Of The Solution Join today because in this game every number counts To provide a method for the individual enlisted or retired member of the Virginia Army & Air National Guard to propose resolutions which can be acted upon by the Association to improve various aspects of the Virginia National Guard.
2027 Virginia National Guard Conference & Ball Apr 23 – Apr 25 all-day Marriott at City Center 2027 Virginia National Guard Conference & Ball 740 Town Center Dr, Newport News, VA 23606 23-25 April 2027 Thanks for joining the newsletter list! We hope you take this opportunity to join our email distribution. We will keep you informed on information and events that may affect you!
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Member of the Virginia Army/Air National Guard Enlisted Association, or their child; seeking a professional certification, associate, or bachelor's degree. Confirm the full requirements on the funder's own website before applying.
The current listing shows $5,500 total in scholarships. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs on the funder's own website.
Applications for VNGEA Scholarship are due December 31, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
VNGEA Scholarship is funded by Virginia Army/Air National Guard Enlisted Association. Verify program details on the funder's own website before applying.
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