NGAT Conference Information
Come join us at our 68th Annual NGAT Conference scheduled for February 25-28, 2027 in Corpus Christi, Texas. Click here for more information about the NGAT Conference.
Why join NGAT?
YOUR GUARD – YOUR BENEFITS – YOUR VOICE
As an American, you are encouraged to participate in the political institutions you protect. However, as a Soldier or Airman you are also required to separate your political beliefs from the uniform you wear. Military personnel may not actively participate in partisan political activities, making it difficult to rally together and speak with one voice on important issues facing the Texas Military Forces. The National Guard Association of Texas (NGAT) appears before various state and national legislative committees to speak on behalf of the Soldiers and Airmen of the Texas Military Forces. This is why your membership is so important. The greater our membership numbers, the more influence NGAT can bring to the political decision-makers and continue the fight on top issues affecting you and your family.
Who can join NGAT?
Currently serving, retired or former members of the Air National Guard, Army National Guard, and Texas State Guard. Enlisted, Commissioned Officers or Warrant Officers.
Associate Members – Active, retired or former members of all branches and ranks of the Armed Forces. Government Officials, Corporate Supporters, Family Members and Friends of the Guard.
Please note: NGAT dues are not deductible as a charitable donation for federal tax purposes, but are deductible as a business expense.
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Annual Membership
Life Membership
Corporate Membership
Free Enlisted NGAT/EANGUS Mbsh
Free Officer NGAT/NGAUS Mbsh
Associate Membership
For more information…
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NGAT ByLaws
Annual Member
Annual Memberships are renewed on a yearly basis. Enlisted members who join NGAT also receive a free annual membership in the Enlisted Association of the National Guard of the United States (EANGUS) and the Association of the United State Army (AUSA).
Life Member
When you join NGAT, your voice becomes part of a collective effort representing thousands of members who understand the vital role of the Texas National Guard and are committed to strengthening its ability to serve Texans at home and support missions around the world.
Your membership helps NGAT advocate at both the state and national levels for a strong, well-equipped, and well-trained National Guard. Together, we work to ensure that Texas Guard members have the resources, support, and capabilities they need to fulfill their mission.
Corporate Member
The Corporate Membership Program strengthens partnerships among NGAT, other state associations, corporate members, and the Army and Air National Guard. These relationships help industry better understand and meet the needs of the Guard while supporting NGAT in developing and advancing its legislative priorities. The program also strengthens grassroots advocacy efforts by helping secure congressional support for urgently needed equipment and resources.
Associate Member
NGAT Associate Membership (Annual or Life) is an opportunity for like-minded people or organizations to join NGAT to show their support for the Texas National Guard and their families. Current, retired, and former members of the Armed Forces are eligible to become Associate Members. Corporate partners, spouses, and family members are also eligible to become Associate Members. Show your support for the Texas National Guard and join NGAT. **Associate Annual Members do not have voting privileges in the Association.
Join NGAT
The National Guard Association of Texas was founded in 1959 by a group of Warrant Officers on the principle that it is important to have an organization speak out for the Texas National Guard and its members. Professional belong to professional associations and NGAT represents members of the Texas Army National Guard, Texas Air National Guard and Texas State Guard. Our members are both active and retired guardmen and women.
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NGAUS / EANGUS Membership
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JOIN NGAUS FOR FREE
Officer who have never been a member of NGAUS are invited to join for free. Under a new program you can receive a free one year membership in NGAUS provided you have not previously had a NGAUS membership.
State Sponsored Life Insurance (SSLI)
Group Term Insurance
This is a low-cost group term life insurance policy which provides coverage on the member, their spouse, and their dependent children. Starting at $3.66 a month for $10,000 policy.
Free $10,000 Life Insurance
NGAT is proud to offer you a benefit of a $10,000 life insurance policy. This policy is offered to new enlistees of the Texas National Guard. Enrollment needs to be completed within 90 days of your enlistment to take advantage of this offer.
Free $1,000 Life Insurance
All currently serving members of the Texas Army and Air National Guard are automatically covered with a FREE $1,000 NGAT Life Insurance policy.
Fed Protect
Low cost Group Level Term Life Insurance for current and former members of the Texas National Guard and Texas State Guard between the ages of 18-75 are eligible to apply with coverage continuing through age 121.
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