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National Guard Troops in Washington D.C. Fall Below 3,000

The number of National Guard troops in Washington D.C. has fallen below 3,000, with local personnel making up about 23 percent of the total deployment. Florida, Georgia, and Mississippi are the states providing the largest number of troops from outside the district.

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The number of National Guard troops in Washington D.C. has fallen below 3,000, with local personnel making up about 23 percent of the total deployment. Florida, Georgia, and Mississippi are the states providing the largest number of troops from outside the district.

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