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Army Extends Orders for DC National Guard Through Nov. 30: Officials

Orders for about 950 District of Columbia National Guard members have been extended to maintain continuous benefits during a federal mission amid ongoing legal challenges.

  • The District of Columbia National Guard had its orders extended through November 30, covering approximately 950 members, as confirmed by a memorandum from Army Secretary Dan Driscoll.
  • Officials say the extension aims to ensure uninterrupted benefits and pay for troops amid months-long deployment and follows legal challenges, including a lawsuit by D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb, while the White House asserted the deployment falls within presidential authority.
  • About 1,334 out-of-state troops remain in D.C. under their governors, many ordered to stay through December, with Guard members visibly patrolling Union Station and Metro stations.
  • The timeline remains open-ended, with officials noting President Donald Trump can shorten or extend the mission past November 30, while military leaders prepare leave policies for deployed service members.
  • The administration signaled it may deploy similar forces to Chicago and Baltimore despite resistance, while Metro's Part 1 crimes fell from 778 last year to 480 this year and legislative hurdles persist between House and Senate.
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Army extends orders for DC National Guard through Nov. 30: Officials

The Army is extending orders for the Washington, D.C., National Guard to remain on active duty in the nation’s capital through Nov. 30, two U.S. officials told ABC News Thursday.

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Military Times broke the news in Vienna, United States on Thursday, September 4, 2025.
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