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Utah National Guard Public Affairs

Utah National Guard Public Affairs Office

801-432-4407

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As we work together to get through a national crisis during these unprecedented times, communication is more important than ever. The Utah National Guard's Public Affairs Office is committed to ensuring timely and relevant information is made available to our service members, their families, employers and our local communities.

 

Our website has quickly become a one-stop online resource. During the past year, we have added a significant amount of information, videos, workouts and many other resources. We remain committed to getting you the most important and relevant information.

 

The Utah National Guard continues to be a premiere organization with amazing Soldiers, Airmen, and families. We are always looking to share your story. Please feel free to contact our office at any time at ng.ut.utarng.list.pao@army.mil or (801) 432-4407.

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News Stories

NEWS | March 27, 2023

Addressing concerns over weekend flight patterns in West Jordan

By Lt. Col. Chris Kroeber

DRAPER, Utah  –  

The Utah National Guard is aware of helicopter flights this past weekend that deviated from standard military flight patterns and caused concerns in the communities surrounding the South Valley Regional Airport. The Utah National Guard did not fly helicopters this past weekend.

Neighboring companies who also use the South Valley Regional Airport have aircraft that look like Army Black Hawk helicopters but are not military aircraft. These civilian aircraft are identified by tail number and can be tracked using Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast.  Army helicopters are not required to broadcast ADS-B signals.

The Utah National Guard is a premier, community-based force comprised of relevant and trained citizen-Soldiers and Airmen who are ready to support operations within the state and throughout the world.

Press Releases
NEWS | March 27, 2023

Addressing concerns over weekend flight patterns in West Jordan

By Lt. Col. Chris Kroeber

DRAPER, Utah  –  

The Utah National Guard is aware of helicopter flights this past weekend that deviated from standard military flight patterns and caused concerns in the communities surrounding the South Valley Regional Airport. The Utah National Guard did not fly helicopters this past weekend.

Neighboring companies who also use the South Valley Regional Airport have aircraft that look like Army Black Hawk helicopters but are not military aircraft. These civilian aircraft are identified by tail number and can be tracked using Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast.  Army helicopters are not required to broadcast ADS-B signals.

The Utah National Guard is a premier, community-based force comprised of relevant and trained citizen-Soldiers and Airmen who are ready to support operations within the state and throughout the world.

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