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The Pennsylvania Air National Guard has six main bases across the state located in Coraopolis, Fort Indiantown Gap, Horsham, Johnstown, Middletown and State College. They perform eighteen unique missions training and preparing the citizen-airman to respond to the Governor of Pennsylvania. Soldiers and Airmen of the Pennsylvania National Guard’s domestic operations cell joined members of the Commissioned Corps of the U.S. Public Health Service in late 2020 for a meeting to present best practices in reserve force management.

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