The Utah National Guard (UNTG) is part of the National Guard of the United States, a dual federal-state military reserve force in the state of Utah. It is headquartered at Joint Force Headquarters, Draper, Utah. At the call of the Governor, the Utah National Guard will mobilize and deploy during times of state emergency to augment local jurisdictions and responders in their efforts to protect lives and property. The Utah National Guard is also subject to the call of the President of the United States to serve as part of the total U.S. Military force.
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History
Adjutant Generals of Utah
Name
Term Start
Term End
BG George M. Ottinger
14 March 1894
30 April 1895
BG John Q. Cannon
30 April 1895
9 March 1899
BG Charles S. Burton
9 March 1899
2 January 1905
BG John M. Bowman
3 January 1905
21 June 1905
COL Joseph Geoghegan
22 June 1905
1 March 1906
BG Raymond C. Naylor
17 March 1906
25 January 1907
BG Edgar A. Wedgwood
28 January 1907
1 January 1917
BG William G. Williams
2 January 1917
24 September 1917
COL Hans M. Lund
9 October 1917
24 September 1918
COL Fred Jorgensen
25 September 1918
1 November 1920
BG William G. Williams
1 November 1920
31 May 1946
BG J. Wallace West
1 June 1946
31 July 1953
MG Maxwell E. Rich
1 August 1953
15 September 1964
MG Maurice L. Watts
16 September 1964
20 November 1980
MG Van L. Hixson
21 November 1980
30 September 1982
MG John L. Matthews
1 October 1982
30 September 1994
MG James M. Miller
1 October 1994
30 September 2000
MG Brian L. Tarbet
1 October 2000
30 September 2012
MG Jefferson S. Burton
1 October 2012
6 November 2019
LTC Michael J. Turley
7 November 2019
21 August 2023
MG Daniel D. Boyack
21 August 2023
Present
Museum
The Utah Military Museum (formerly the Fort Douglas Military Museum) is operated and managed by the Utah National Guard and serves as its primary repository for historical documents and artifacts. The museum is forecasted to undergo significant renovations and updates in late summer 2026.[1]