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Annapolis-based Guard will help Border PatrolPublished 07/28/06
Citzen-soldiers based in Annapolis will head to Arizona next week to help secure the border with Mexico, officials announced yesterday. Maj. Charles Kohler, a public affairs officer for the Maryland National Guard, couldn't say exactly how many Annapolis-based soldiers would go to the border. But he did said the majority of the 120 Maryland soldiers being deployed are based at the Medford National Guard Armory in Parole. They'll fly from Martin State Airport in Baltimore County in two segments on Monday and Aug. 5. Once in Arizona, they'll support Border Patrol and Customs agents stationed at the Arizona-Mexico border, Maj....
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