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The United States National Guard is the military reserve force of the US Armed Forces charged with defending the states of the United States where they are stationed.

World War III[]

On the outbreak of the war, all branches of the US Armed Forces were mobilized and were sent to Europe and other parts of the world to fight the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact The National Guard, however, stayed behind to guard the mainland United States from a possible invasion.

Organization[]

The following US National Guard divisions that saw combat are:

The US National Guard battalions had contributed in driving the Soviets out of Seattle for good led by Colonel Sawyer and Colonel Wilkins.

Their current exploits in their other battles against Soviet invaders on American soil are unknown.

See also[]

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