More than 100 years ago, a flag flew above the Pennsylvania National Guard’s training site at Mount Gretna. Then it ...

This flag would have flown over the National Guard's training site at Mount Gretna before Ft. Indiantown Gap was built, ...

A ceremony will be held Monday as a piece of Pennsylvania National Guard history returns to Fort Indiantown Gap. According to Fort Indiantown Gap, a Pennsylvania National Guard Headquarters flag, ...

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The Pennsylvania National Guard said the historical significance of the flag is extraordinary, representing the 1921 change to the current title of Pennsylvania National Guard.

A Pennsylvania National Guard headquarters flag, believed to be from around 1920, is returning to Fort Indiantown Gap Monday and will be displayed at the National Guard Museum.