Answering 9/11’s call to serve: Stanley Dalizu As we remember the lives lost on the 25th Anniversary of September 11, 2001, Texas Army National Guardsman Sgt. 1st Class Stanley Dalizu talks about how that tragic day forever changed his life and ultimately inspired him to join the military. His story is a powerful reminder of the strength, sacrifices, and commitment that arose from one of this century’s darkest days. #WeWillNeverForget #September11 #AlwaysReadyAlwaysThere #TexasArmyNationalGuard

#TexasArmyNationalGuard Soldiers recently participated in pepper ball training, honing their skills in non-lethal response methods. Through diverse training scenarios, the #TexasNationalGuard ensures forces are prepared to protect #Texans and Texas communities. #AlwaysReadyAlwaysThere #TexansServingTexas

The #TexasNationalGuard Service Members conduct patrols with air boats to safeguard the southern border as part of Operation Lone Star’s mission to protect Texans and stop transnational crime. #OperationLoneStar #AlwaysReadyAlwaysThere #TexasMilitaryDepartment

Wired to protect. Texas Military Department Service Members continue fortifying the southern border with concertina wire. These barriers are visual and physical deterrents for transnational crime along the Texas border. #OperationLoneStar #AlwaysReadyAlwaysThere

Always Ready, Always There. #TexasMilitaryDepartment #DepartmentOfWar #TexasNationalGuard

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The #TexasArmyNationalGuard conducted a HELOCAST water insertion training with Special Operations Detachment – Africa, reinforcing critical maritime insertion skills and strengthening collaboration between air crews and operators. This training keeps service members prepared to execute missions in dynamic and ever-challenging environments. #AlwaysReadyAlwaysThere #SpecialOperations #Aviation

On this 25th anniversary of September 11th, we remember with the Texas National Guardsmen who were called on to protect the President of the United States during our nation's darkest hour. Watch as a member shares his account of that day. #WeWillNeverForget #September11 #TexasAirNationalGuard #AlwayReadyAlwaysThere

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Taser proficient. Tactical precision. Soldiers from the 236th Military Police Company trained with taser systems to maintain proficiency in response capabilities. Through such exercises, the #TexasNationalGuard remains ready to protect #Texas citizens and communities. #TexasStrong #AlwaysReadyAlwaysThere

Over and Above. The 1-149th Attack Battalion conducted operations with AH-64E Apache Guardians to maintain proficiency and confidence in demanding environments over open waters. These efforts support the #TexasMilitaryDepartments mission to expand operational capabilities and enforce mission readiness. #TexasStrong #Readiness

Today in Army history: Victory Over Japan (VJ Day) in WWII, 2 September 1945. The formal surrender of Japan marked the official end of a devastating conflict. Today, we pause to reflect on the sacrifices made by the Soldiers who fought across the Pacific theater. 🎥 Center of Military History

Train today. Save tomorrow. Dedicated to readiness, the #TexasMilitaryDepartment puts Guardsmen to the test at Disaster City, training for nuclear disaster scenarios using full-scale collapsible structures. These realistic, simulated disasters sharpen the skills Service Members need to respond decisively, save lives, and protect #Texas communities. #TexasStrong #AlwaysReadyAlwaysThere

Prepared to respond. Ready to serve. #TexasArmyNationalGuard 6th CERFP put their life-saving skills to the test at Disaster City,  College Station. The multi-agency exercises included casualty decontamination, medical triage, search and extraction, and fatality search and recovery. #AlwaysReadyAlwaysThere #TXARNG #CERFP #CBRNE #ReadyResponse #DisasterResponse

Texas saw 4 new wildfire starts on Sunday, but a total of 9 active wildfires remain active across the state. Large portions of Texas continue to face increased wildfire danger. Be prepared to take action and follow instructions from local officials.

Friday brought 19 new wildfire starts requiring state assistance. As crews continue to tackle the active fires burning across the state, Texans are urged to safely secure trailer chains and be careful parking in tall grasses. Immediately report fire activity to authorities.

A dozen new wildfires sparked across Texas on Thursday and several fires remain active.🔥 1,300+ state responders and 500+ pieces of equipment remain deployed.🚒 As fire conditions hold statewide, take caution with any equipment or machinery that may cause sparks!

Golden Hour. 🚁🔥 #WildfireResponse

Fire crews continue taking to the skies to tackle multiple blazes burning across Texas. More than 2 dozen aircraft are mobilized statewide to assist with response operations. #TeamTexas

State wildfire resources responded to 10 new starts on Wednesday.🔥 While personnel and equipment remain engaged across the state, avoid any activity that may create a spark. ⛓️Check that trailer chains don’t drag 🚗Don’t park in tall grass 📢Heed local warnings