Membership
We serve as the local arm of the National Guard Association of the Unites States to represent and protect the interests of our nation’s defense and SC Citizen Soldiers. Join NGASC and help create a strong, united voice from which the needs of the National Guard can be heard.
Legislation / Resolutions
NGASC works with our legislators to promote the welfare of National Guard personnel. The National Guard offers the most cost-effective alternative for the defense dollar. With this added responsibility comes the need for more resources from the Congress and Department of Defense. NGASC is committed to fighting for these resources.
Benefits
Soldiers, Airmen, Families, and Veterans have access to healthcare through the TRICARE system, supplemental insurance and pension benefits to tuition assistance and local discounts, NGASC is working for you. Find out more
2023-2024 NGASC Scholarship Recipients
It is with great honor to announce the 2023-2024 NGASC Scholarship Recipients. Each recipient will receive $1,000.00.
The Voice Behind The National Guard
News & Events
76th annual state conference
“Save the Dates!The 76th Annual State Conference will be held on 8-10, March 2024 in Myrtle Beach!”.
52nd Annual EANGUS Conference
AUG 13-16, 2023 Rochester, MN 52nd Annual EANGUS Conference You are invited to attend the 52nd annual EANGUS conference which will be held in Rochester, MN on August 13-16, 2023. This is an opportunity to meet other enlisted and retired enlisted members from around...
145th Annual NGAUS Conference
AUG 18-21, 2023Reno, Nevada 145th Annual NGAUS ConferenceYou are invited to attend the 145th annual NGAUS Conference in Reno, Nevada. This is an opportunity to meet other officers are retired officers from around the country. Dynamic speakers, informative business...
Air Guard Partners With NFL Team on Recruiting, Retention
Air Guard Partners With NFL Team on Recruiting, Retention For the first time in Air National Guard history, the service has partnered with a National Football League team to bolster the Air Force Recruiting Service's Total Force recruiting efforts.
Military Suicides Rose in First Quarter of 2023 Compared to Same Time Last Year, Pentagon Report Says
Stars and Stripes Suicides in the Active-duty military increased in the first three months of 2023 compared to the same time last year, according to a newly released Pentagon report. The Defense Suicide Prevention Office revealed in its quarterly report that the...
Senate Panel Says It Will Allow A-10 Retirements, But F-22s Appear Safe
By John A. Tirpak Time appears to be running out for the A-10—the Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) announced June 23 that it will allow the Air Force to retire 42 A-10s as part of its 2024 National Defense Authorization Act, approved this week. The Senate...
