Louisiana National Guard Black Hawk helicopters play a role in the annual Christmas Tree Drop that helps prevent erosion and rebuilds marshes and wetlands.
Her first helicopter ride was when she was rescued from Hurricane Katrina; now she is a pilot herself.
Meet Tatiana Julien. She is the first female Black pilot in Louisiana's Army National Guard, according to a post from NOLA.com.
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The boat teams are ready and activiated, and the Louisiana National Guard stands ready to assist in any other areas that they are called out to in Southwest Louisiana or Acadiana.
The biggest reason my son joined the National Guard was tuition exemption for college. But that's only part of the story of why he decided to Geaux Guard!
The community of Georgetown in Grant Parish has basically been cut off from the rest of the state because of rising flood waters caused by heavy rains and breach in the levee at Bayou Darrow.
US Army public information officials released the following footage of members of the Louisiana National Guard conducting rescue and relief operations in portions of Northern Louisiana earlier today.
Some Louisiana families won't be watching the skies for Santa tonight, they'll be looking for an airplane that is scheduled to bring over 150 Louisiana National Guardsmen home from the Middle East.
Pvt. Journae King, a 21-year-old woman from Laplace, made history among Army reservists last week when she was enlisted as the Louisiana National Guard's first female artillery soldier.