Learn the requirements to join the Texas Army National Guard after having previously served in the Armed Forces.

Will I lose my Chapter 1606 GI Bill benefit when I become a member of the Active Guard Reserve (AGR)? Can I continue to use my Chapter 1606 GI Bill benefit after I am discharged from the …

If you're a current Guard enlisted Soldier who has never before held any commission as an officer or appointment as a warrant officer and accepts commission or appointment into a critical skill …

The Texas Army National Guard offers more options for becoming an officer than any other branch of military service. Still, it won’t be easy–you must have more than a high school …

Contact your local Army National Guard recruiter to find out which positions are currently available in your state. You must enlist in a designated MOS in the grade of E-7 or below, with a …

Guard Soldiers who join ROTC can earn their commission as they earn their degree while in the Guard's Simultaneous Membership Program (SMP). A physically and mentally challenging …

Find answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) regarding joining The Texas Army National Guard, eligibility, timelines.

If you are prior service military and looking to join the ARNG, there are many different bonus options that exist. Connect with your recruiter to discuss what option may work best for you.

Serving part-time gives you the flexibility to live life the way that is best for you, serving one weekend per month and two weeks each year. There are also full-time opportunities as a dual …

If you have previously served in a branch of the Armed Forces (active duty, guard/reserve) and you meet the following qualifications, you may be just the person we are looking for.