Veterans and Retirees, if you served at least 19 years, 6 months, and 1 day in the Michigan National Guard (Army or Air) and are at least 55 years old you may be entitled to a retirement benefit from the State of Michigan. Click here for more information. 

For all Michigan Army National Guard retirement inquires please contact the Michigan National Guard Retirement Services Officer:
Phone: 517-481-8303
Email:  ng.mi.miarng.mbx.retirement-services@army.mil  or NGMIRSO@army.mil

Current MIARNG Retirees
Please take a minute to update your contact info with us by taking this brief survey: https://forms.osi.apps.mil/r/inXrA236R4

Ready to apply for your retired pay?
Click here to initiate a meeting with our Retired Pay Analyst and Coordinator!

The following items MUST be included in a Retired Pay Application:
(Please note: This is only applicable to Michigan Army National Guard retirees! If you served elsewhere, please contact 1-800-MICH-VET)

Required Documents:
1.Retired Pay Application – DD Form 2656 and DD Form 108 – (Retirement Services will aid you in the completion of this form).
2.Notice of Eligibility (NOE) – 20-year letter or 15-year letter if issued.
3.Separation Orders transferring service member to the Retired Reserve.
4.National Guard Report of Separation and Record of Service – NGB 22.
5.Retirement Point Statement – NGB 23B or equivalent.
6.Reserve Component Survivor Benefit Plan election – DD Form 1883, 2656-5, or 2656-6. This must be submitted within 90 days of receipt of NOE. If not, Default election will be made for you based on dependent information on record at the time.
7.Promotion/Reduction/Lateral Appointment Orders.

Supplemental Documents (if applicable):
1.Dependent Documents – Marriage License(s), Divorce Decree(s), Birth/Death Certificates & Social Security Numbers (including adult children).
2.Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) / Eligible Domestic Relations Order (QDRO), regardless of age.
3.VA Disability Memo from within the last 12 months.
4.Severance Pay DD 214 with dollar amount.
5.Banking information for Direct Deposit – you will need the name of the institution, their mailing address, routing number and account number.
6.Beneficiary information – you will need to provide name, SSNs, address, and date of birth for anyone you wish to include as a beneficiary for Final Pay or as part of a Survivor Benefit Plan.

 

For all Michigan Air National Guard retirement inquiries, please contact the respective wing for assistance.

110th Wing 

Retiree Affairs: 110AW.SCAC@ANG.AF.MIL 
Base Directory: (269) 969-3400 

127th Wing 

Base Contact: (586) 239-4011

ARCHIVE RECORDS REQUESTS IS A FREE SERVICE:

Prior Air National Guard members can request their records by calling: Air Reserve Personnel Center (ARPC) at 1-800-525-0102.

Prior Army National Guard members can request their records by filling out a Michigan Records Request and faxing it to 517-481-7361. You can also mail or email your records request to the address below. If you have any questions about requesting records, you can contact the Michigan Army National Guard at 517-481-8331.

* If you separated after 2003, you most likely have an iPERMS account and should access your records  here. Due to the Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA) of 1995, Soldiers are required to pull their own records if able.

A DS Logon is required to login if you do not have a CAC or PIV. You can create a DS Login here if you do not have one and click the “Need Support?” button for instructions.

  MIARNG JFHQ
  ATTN: Archive Records
 3411 N. Martin Luther King Blvd.
  Lansing, MI 48906
  Email: ng.mi.miarng.mbx.archive-records@army.mil

Medical Records:
If you are requesting Medical Records from your Michigan Army National Guard time, please fill out a DD 2870 and send in with a photo copy of your valid ID to SFC Herman, Chelsea at chelsea.a.herman.mil@army.mil or mail to:

 Michigan Medical Detachment
 ATTN: Medical Records Request
 4400 E. 8 Mile Rd.
 Detroit, MI 48234

Requesting your NGB 22 when it is not in your iPERMS record yet:

Typically, you’d be able to access your NGB 22 via your iPERMS record, however, the section that handles NGB 22s is extremely behind. The process to move your NGB 22 to the top of the list for production is:

-Complete an SF 180 (attached for your use): In addition to completing all the other info on the form, you’ll check the box in section II for “DD Form 214 or equivalent”. Don’t forget to check the appropriate box in block 2 of section II as well.
-Then you’ll send your completed SF 180 to the following email inbox: ng.mi.miarng.list.dcsper-enl-br@army.mil

 

Enlisted Branch will email or call you once your NGB 22 is complete. They’ll also place a copy of it in your iPERMS record.
 

Other Resources:

Federal Benefits
Soldier for Life

Military Awards & Decorations Request