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September 01, 2021
United States must reduce strain on National Guard
Research assistant Nathalie Grogan joins Government Matters to discuss the currently unsustainable path of the U.S. National Guard and the need for congress and the DoD to reasses how it's used.
Watch the full interview from Government Matters.
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