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Fort Indiantown Gap collects food for needy
December 19, 2025 — The Fort Indiantown Gap community recently collected more than 6,000 food items that will be donated to area food banks to help those in need... MORE

Members of the Fort Indiantown Gap police department and Fort Indiantown Gap Employees Association pose pose with some of the food that was collected during a food drive Dec. 9, 2025, at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania. More than 6,000 food items were collected that will be donated to area food banks to help those in need. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Brad Rhen)

109th MPAD Soldiers honored at deployment ceremony
December 16, 2025 — Ten Soldiers with the Pennsylvania National Guard’s 109th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment were honored during a deployment ceremony Dec. 13 at Fort Indiantown Gap before leaving for a deployment to Europe... MORE

Ten Pennsylvania National Guard Soldiers from the 109th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, 213th Regional Support Group were honored in a departure ceremony conducted at the Keystone Conference Center Dec. 13. The unit will deploy to Europe in support of U.S. Special Operations Command Europe. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Wayne V. Hall)

Pa. Guard Soldiers selected for international best squad competition
December 2, 2025 — Seven Pennsylvania Army National Guard Soldiers completed tryouts Oct. 22 at Fort Indiantown Gap, earning their place in a best squad competition scheduled for March 2026 in Lithuania... MORE

Seven Pennsylvania Army National Guard Soldiers completed tryouts at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa. Oct. 22, 2025, earning their place in a best squad competition scheduled for March 2026 in Lithuania. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. 1st Class Shane Smith)

Early weapons training gives future Soldiers a critical edge
December 1, 2025 — The Engagement Skills Trainer, a military-grade computer simulator that uses replica weapons to mirror real-world firing conditions, allows Army trainees to practice safely while developing confidence, accuracy, and the muscle memory needed before stepping onto a live firing range... MORE

Early weapons training gives Future Soldiers a critical edge at Fort Indiantown Gap

Taking flight: Pa. Guard expanding drone usage
November 21, 2025 — As drones become more prevalent on the battlefield, the Pennsylvania National Guard is expanding its drone usage and training... MORE

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Nathan Shea, the Unmanned Aircraft Systems operations officer at the Fort Indiantown Gap UAS facility, operates a first-person-view, or FPV, drone on Sept. 2, 2025, at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Brad Rhen)

Fort Indiantown Gap busiest National Guard training center in FY25
November 14, 2025 — Fort Indiantown Gap was the busiest National Guard training center in the nation in fiscal year 2025... MORE

U.S. Soldiers with 1st Battalion, 109th Infantry Regiment perform combat maneuvers during an exercise at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, July 29, 2025. The Soldiers trained in an intensive 96 hour force-on-force exercise to simulate combat against a capable adversary. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Zachery Jockel)

Historic Pa. National Guard flag returns to Fort Indiantown Gap
September 29, 2025 — A historic flag from more than 100 years ago returned to Pennsylvania National Guard headquarters at Fort Indiantown Gap Sept. 29... MORE

A ceremony marks the return of a historic flag from more than 100 years ago to Pennsylvania National Guard headquarters September 29, 2025, at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania. Joseph Reselli, an electrician and lifelong Pennsylvanian who purchased the flag and donated it, presented the flag to Maj. Gen. John R. Pippy, Pennsylvania’s adjutant general, and Command Sgt. Maj. Shawn Phillips, command senior enlisted advisor. It is believed to date from 1920-21, soon after the National Defense Act of 1920 reorganized the U.S. armed forces and formally designated the National Guard, which had previously been known as militias. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Zane Craig)

Lithuanian defense delegation visits Fort Indiantown Gap drone facility
September 24, 2025 — A delegation of more than 20 Lithuanian defense, diplomatic and business officials visited the Unmanned Aircraft Systems facility at Fort Indiantown Gap Sept. 23... MORE

A delegation of more than 20 Lithuanian defense, diplomatic and business officials visited the Unmanned Aircraft Systems facility at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, Sept. 23, 2025, as part of a five-day mission in the United States. Loreta Maskolioviene, Lithuania’s vice-minister of national defense, led the delegation which was received by U.S. Army Maj. Gen. John R. Pippy, Pennsylvania’s adjutant general, and other Guard leaders. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Zane Craig)

More than 700 participate in March For The Fallen
September 23, 2025 — More than 700 participants ran, walked and ruck marched for a solemn cause during the 14th annual March for the Fallen Sept. 20 at Fort Indiantown Gap... MORE

More than 700 people participate in the 14th annual March for the Fallen at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, Sept. 20, 2025. March for the Fallen is a community event held each year at Fort Indiantown Gap to honor the memory of those who have fallen in defense of our nation. It is open to the public and registrants choose to participate in one of various challenges, including a 28-mile ruck march, a 14-mile ruck march, a 5K run/walk or 28-mile hand cycle.

Fort Indiantown Gap hosts helicopter orientation for emergency responders
September 15, 2025 — Fort Indiantown Gap conducted a helicopter orientation training event for emergency responders Sept. 11 at the Army Aviation Support Facility No. 1 and Muir Army Heliport here... MORE

Fort Indiantown Gap hosted more than 120 first responders from communities near the installation for a helicopter emergency orientation Sept. 11, 2025, at Army Aviation Support Facility No. 1 and Muir Army Heliport. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Wayne V. Hall)