What does National Guard actually do?

The National Guard is a reserve military force that is composed of both Army National Guard and Air National Guard units. They are responsible for a wide range of duties including:

Providing military support to state governments during times of emergency, such as natural disasters or civil unrest.

Supporting federal military operations overseas, such as combat missions or peacekeeping missions.

Providing assistance to law enforcement agencies during times of crisis, such as riots or terrorist attacks.

Supporting community events and activities, such as parades and fairs.

Providing healthcare and other services to members of the military and their families.

   Overall, the National Guard serves as a critical component of the United States' military force        structure, and plays a vital role in supporting the country's national security and response to         emergencies.

Here is a short video explaining the duties of the National Guard: