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Essayons - A group of trucks driving down a road next to a forest

Essayons - A group of trucks driving down a road next to a forest

A column of Georgia Army National Guard vehicles of the Swainsboro-based 810th Engineer Company heads south to Glynn County to assist Hurricane Matthew response operations.

Georgia Guardsmen of the 810th Engineer Company move

Georgia Guardsmen of the 810th Engineer Company move

Georgia Guardsmen of the 810th Engineer Company move out to assist the first responders and citizens impacted by Hurricane Matthew.

FORT STEWART, Ga. March 28, 2017 – Civilian employers

FORT STEWART, Ga. March 28, 2017 – Civilian employers

FORT STEWART, Ga. March 28, 2017 – Civilian employers of Georgia National Guardsmen received an inside look at how the Georgia Guard responds to natural disasters during Exercise Vigilant Guard.

BRUNSWICK, Ga. October 9, 2016 - Georgia Army National

BRUNSWICK, Ga. October 9, 2016 - Georgia Army National

BRUNSWICK, Ga. October 9, 2016 - Georgia Army National Guard Spc. Samuel Young of the 179th Military Police Company assist Glynn County Police in traffic control operations in Brunswick, Ga.

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