Advocacy, Professionalism, Welfare, Education. Enlisted Association of the National Guard of Kentucky, since 1972.

Welcome

Someone has to speak for the enlisted force.

Since 1972 that has been this association. We write the resolutions, carry them to the national conference, and sit down with the Kentucky congressional delegation. Every member adds weight to that.

1972
Chartered
$1,500
Scholarships each year
$25
Annual membership
$1
First year with code KYNG

Why it matters

A resolution starts in a drill hall and ends in Congress.

Any member can write one. It moves from the state conference, through Area II, to the national floor. Resolutions adopted there become the EANGUS legislative agenda.

That path is the whole point of the association. Pay, benefits, training, retirement. None of it changes because someone complained in the motor pool. It changes because a Guardsman put it in writing and enough people voted for it.

Get oriented

Three places to start

The association
What We Do

What we do, why we exist, and where your dues go.

Read more

The people
Leadership

The Executive Council, elected by the membership to two-year terms.

Meet the Council

The rules
By-Laws

The governing document, adopted 3 August 2026 at a Special Conference.

Read the By-Laws

From the President

A letter to the enlisted force of the Kentucky National Guard on membership, advocacy, and what this association is for.

Read the letter

Right now

What is coming up

1 July, annually
Scholarship applications close
$1,500 awarded to members, spouses, and children of members. Program details

1–5 August 2027
56th EANGUS National Conference
Palm Springs, California. Kentucky seats delegates in proportion to paid membership. Conference calendar

Open
Call for Resolution
Bring a policy problem to the floor of the state conference. Submit a resolution

Membership

Step forward. Bring someone with you.

Enlisted annual membership is $25. First-year members pay $1 with code KYNG. Membership in the national association is required to join the state association.