News, stories, and frontline coverage from the Oklahoma National Guard — honoring the service of Oklahoma's citizen-soldiers and airmen.
While stationed in southern Afghanistan, the Broken Arrow-based 120th Engineer Battalion neared the end of their deployment — traveling over 150,000 miles on route clearance operations.
Read more →First Sgt. Brian Curtis of the 1220th Engineer Company was secretly brought home early from Afghanistan to surprise his family at an OU football game in front of 84,000 fans.
Read more →Military children spent a fall day at Covey Creek Ranch enjoying horseback riding, calf roping, and horseshoeing — a program organized by Oklahoma National Guard leadership.
Read more →More than 20 years after their fathers deployed for Operation Desert Storm, soldiers of Battery A, 1st Battalion, 158th Field Artillery Regiment, fired rockets in Afghanistan — continuing a legacy.
Read more →The Oklahoma City Thunder and over 55 military members volunteered together through the HUGs Project, packaging more than 400 care boxes for deployed troops.
Read more →The Oklahoma National Guard led the launch of the T3-Time to Talk initiative — a collaborative community effort to reduce suicides among school-aged children and young adults.
Read more →A complete guide to pallet sizes for logistics professionals — covering GMA 48×40, Euro pallets, Australian standards, and ISO specifications.
Read more →From $4 used Grade B pallets to $60+ heavy-duty custom units, understand what drives pallet pricing and how to buy smarter.
Read more →Freight costs range from $150 for local hauls to $2,000+ for international shipments. Learn what factors move the needle on your freight bill.
Read more →With the right tools and technique, you can break down a standard pallet in under 15 minutes and recover nearly every board intact.
Read more →Oklahoma Frontline provides in-depth news coverage of the Oklahoma National Guard — from overseas deployments to community programs, homecoming celebrations, and veteran support initiatives. Our mission is to tell the stories of citizen-soldiers serving Oklahoma and the nation.
Learn more about usWhat is Oklahoma Frontline?
Oklahoma Frontline is a news publication dedicated to covering the Oklahoma National Guard. It reports on deployments, homecomings, community programs, and the personal stories of Oklahoma service members and their families.
The site aims to bridge the gap between military service and civilian life, providing Oklahomans with in-depth, human-centered reporting on the Guard's missions at home and abroad.
What kind of stories does Oklahoma Frontline publish?
Oklahoma Frontline covers a wide range of Guard-related topics: combat deployments and overseas operations, homecoming ceremonies, veteran support programs, suicide prevention initiatives, and community partnerships between the military and civilian sectors.
The site also features coverage articles from partner news agencies and independent journalists embedded with Guard units, providing ground-level perspective on National Guard operations.
What is the Oklahoma National Guard?
The Oklahoma National Guard is the combined Army and Air National Guard force of the state of Oklahoma. It serves both state and federal missions — responding to domestic emergencies like tornadoes and floods, while also deploying overseas in support of national defense objectives.
The Guard is a dual-component force under the command of the Governor of Oklahoma during state emergencies, and under the President of the United States when federally activated. With thousands of citizen-soldiers and airmen, it plays a vital role in Oklahoma's public safety and national security.
How can I stay up to date with Oklahoma National Guard news?
You can follow Oklahoma Frontline for ongoing coverage of Guard activities, deployments, and community programs. The newsletter section allows you to subscribe for email updates when new stories are published.
Additionally, the Oklahoma National Guard's official public affairs office and social media channels provide real-time updates on unit activities, personnel changes, and state emergency responses.
What is the Day of Days documentary?
The Day of Days is a documentary produced by the Oklahoma National Guard chronicling their response to the devastating May 20, 2013 tornado that struck Moore, Oklahoma. It captures the Guard's rapid mobilization and their role in search, rescue, and recovery operations.
The documentary serves as both a tribute to the service members who responded and a historical record of one of the most destructive tornadoes in Oklahoma history.
Does Oklahoma Frontline cover topics beyond military stories?
Yes. Oklahoma Frontline also publishes practical logistics and supply chain content, including guides on pallet dimensions, shipping costs, and freight management. These resources support industries that interact with military logistics systems and supply chain operations.
This content reflects the site's broader commitment to useful, accurate information for readers across multiple professional backgrounds — from military families to small business owners.