South Carolina State Guard

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Mission

At the direction of the Adjutant General, develop and maintain organized resourced elements of the South Carolina Military Department to support administratively, logistically, and environmentally, all military operations as required. At the direction of the Governor, through SC EPD, SAD, and the SC State Guard, deliver a fully capable level of preparedness and response to protect the lives and property of the people of South Carolina during times of emergency.


 

State Guard Commander

Nelson C. Lacy commands the South Carolina State Guard in its mission to provide internal security, disaster relief, and protection from civil disorder. The State Guard serves under The Adjutant General of South Carolina, Major General Stanhope Spears, as a vital arm of the Military Department of South Carolina.

 



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SCSG Launches the New Email and Communications System

The New Email System has been completed and is ready to roll-out. Every State Guardsman now has an 'sg.sc.gov' email address. SCSG now has a uniform method for electronically communicating both internally and externally, right down to the Unit level. There are many new features provided with this system including: Integration with popular email clients and PDA integration with Windows Mobile, Blackberry and iPhone. Additionally, users are able to create and share calendars and collaborate on documents in formats like MS Word, Excel, and Acrobat.

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Tax Exemption Available for State Guardsmen


State Guardsmen are entitled to a $3,000 State Tax Exemption provided that, at least, 192 hours of service have been performed. Additionally, mileage is deductible on both Federal and State  filings. Forms for documenting time and mileage are available and must be approved through the proper chain of command.




BG Richard Eckstrom prepares for flight at McEntire JNGB.