Operations Group Wolf

Congratulations again to SSG Vierstra and SSG Worthen on competing in the 33rd AFSAM Sniper Championship and winning the Silent Hunter category.

It's that time of year. OGW Academy! OC/Ts go through several courses and skill validations for recertification. Getting ready for the summer XCTCs!

T-10 ADOS Positions available!

Are you are a highly motivated and proficient leader looking for a challenging, fast paced work environment? ARNG-OGW is looking for you! Acceptance to the organization will cover PCS moves for you and your family.

MOS Positions available: 11B/C, 12B (Sapper), 13F/J, 19D, 18 Series, Sniper qualified personnel, 68W and 25 series.
Rank Requirements: SGT – SFC

If you are a SGT or SSG and want to reclass to one of the above MOS. We will definitely consider your packet and send you to MOS-Q!

For serious inquires send us an email to BN S1 at [email protected]

Army National Guard Operations Group Wolf Observer, Coach/ Trainers partner with Joint Fires Observers from Michigan National Guard, Ohio National Guard, Air National Guard, and the U.S. Army Special Forces during Northern Strike 22-2 August 09 – 16, 2022 at Camp Grayling, Michigan.

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Observer, Coach/ Trainers partner with Joint Fires Observers during Northern Strike 22-2 Army National Guard Operations Group Wolf Observer, Coach/ Trainers partner with Joint Fires Observers from Michigan National Guard, Ohio National Guard, Air National Guard, and the U.S. Army Special Forces during Northern Strike 22-2 August 09 – 16, 2022 at Camp Grayling, Michigan.

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A red light illuminates the camouflaged face of a 36-year-old Maryland Army National Guard engineer, Staff Sgt. James Hamilton, as he analyzes radio chatter between senior leaders of 3rd Platoon. The sun has almost set over Fort Drum, New York, and darkness begins to engulf Hamilton and the platoon of Jersey National Guard Soldiers sitting idle in their Humvees in a field.

“Second Squad will advance from the OP to recon to the objective,” says the 1st Battalion, 114th Infantry Regiment, 44th Infantry Brigade Combat Team platoon leader over the radio.

Hamilton exhales a sigh of anticipation as he scrambles out of his Humvee to join the platoon leader and the recon element. It is his job as the Embed Observer, Coach/Trainer to observe and guide the platoon through their eXportable Combat Training Capability (XCTC) Support by Fire training lane.

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We hate to say goodbye but our time with 44th Infantry Brigade Combat Team has come to a close. It has been an honor to work alsonside 157th Infantry Brigade OC/Ts to increase the National Guard warfighitng functions. Until next time!


Dragon Company, 1-114th Infantry Regiment

OGW Battalion Commander LTC Victor Becerra and CSM Michael Haney recognize Guest OC/Ts and OGW Soliders during an award ceremony for their hard work and dedication during XCTC 22-01 July 21, 2022. OGW is grateful for the time and effort these Soldiers put into the exercise. Mission success is credited to Soldiers' commitment to training and professionalism.

34th Red Bull Infantry Division Iowa National Guard Indiana Army National Guard

Staff Sgt. James Hamilton, ARNG-OGW OC/T, observes a night support by fire lane during at Fort Drum, NY July 17, 2022. Training at night allows Soldiers opportunities to overcome and adapt to unique challenges and enhances units readiness and efficiency. 157th Infantry Brigade