29DIVARTY Assn

29th Infantry Division Artillery/Virginia Army National Guard

Colors uncased. Back on the line.

The 29th DIVARTY uncased its colors again on 6 September 2025, twenty years after they were put away. This association is the civilian side of that formation — for the Soldiers in it now, the veterans who served before them, and the families of both.

Become a memberSt. Barbara 2026
  • Virginia1-111 FANorfolk
  • Florida2-116 FA
  • Georgia1-118 FA

Mission

Plan, prepare, execute, and assess combined-arms operations to provide close support and precision strike for the 29th Infantry Division.

Virginia National Guard Public Affairs

Next event

5 December 2026

Saint Barbara 2026

The association's first celebration of the patron saint of the Field Artillery. Cocktail hour opens at 6:00 p.m. at the Hilton DoubleTree in Williamsburg, and the association is building the evening from there.

Date
05 DEC 2026
Cocktails
1800
Venue
Hilton DoubleTree Williamsburg
Williamsburg, Virginia
Event detailsSponsor the evening

Attire, ticket price, and the room block will be posted here as the association settles them. RSVP and payment are not open yet.

Join

Membership and founding support

MembershipDues are national and run through the US Field Artillery Association. You join there, then affiliate with the 29th DIVARTY family.Plank ownersThe founding supporters of the association's first year. A $250 gift puts your name on the wall once the association approves it.

Support

Fund the events and the Soldiers

SponsorsBack the December celebration and the association's work through the year. Levels go up once the board sets them.GiveA one-time gift toward events, Soldier and family programs, and the work of standing the association up.

Learn

The unit and the traditions

The DIVARTY and the associationThe formation is a brigade-level headquarters of about 250 Soldiers at Bowling Green, Virginia. This page covers what the association does alongside it — and what it does not.History and heritageA lineage that ran from Normandy to VE Day, colors cased in 2005 and uncased in 2025, and the three Redleg stories the association keeps.Official DIVARTY newsThe Virginia National Guard's own page for the unit, including its coverage of the 2025 reactivation ceremony.