Oregon Army National Guard

What Oregon Army National Guard does

The Oregon Army National Guard is a state-level military organization that operates under the dual authority of the Governor of Oregon and the federal Department of Defense as a component of the U.S. Army National Guard. It is headquartered in Oregon, USA, and is administered through the Oregon Military Department under the National Guard Bureau. Headcount is reported at 5,001–10,000 personnel. The organization does not generate commercial revenue; it is funded through state and federal government appropriations, and revenue in the conventional commercial sense is not applicable.

The primary public-facing asset is the OregonArmyGuard.com website, which functions as a recruitment marketing platform rather than a commercial SaaS product. The site surfaces 130+ Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) career paths spanning combat roles (Infantryman 11B, Mortarman 11C), combat support (Cannon Crewmember 13B, Forward Observer 13F), and service roles (Communication Specialist 25U, Culinary Specialist 92G) — each with a dedicated landing page — and supplements this with a downloadable ORARNG MOS Guide Book (PDF) and a contact form that routes prospects to career counselors. The architecture is a Wix-hosted content site with no API surface, no proprietary software components, and no AI/ML features. The organization's parent entity is the U.S. Army National Guard / National Guard Bureau / Oregon Military Department, and it is classified as a government state entity under U.S. jurisdiction.

The business model is non-commercial. There is no pricing model, no disclosed revenue, no sales motion, and no customer churn mechanics typical of a private-sector firm. Instead, the organization allocates appropriated funds toward recruiting, training, and retaining part-time soldiers. The target audience is Oregon residents weighing part-time military service against civilian career options, and the value proposition centers on the trade-off of part-time service for full-time benefits — education assistance, job-skills training, and leadership development. Marketing is conducted through a multi-channel digital footprint (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitch —) layered with a field network of career counselors providing bottom-of-funnel conversion. The geographic scope is single-state (Oregon, USA) with no evidence of multi-state or international operations.

Name

Oregon Army National Guard

Legal name

Oregon Army National Guard

Website

https://oregonarmyguard.com

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

5,001–10,000 employees

Short description

The Oregon Army National Guard is a state-level U.S. military organization under the Governor of Oregon and the Department of Defense that recruits and trains part-time soldiers. It serves Oregon residents interested in military service, offering access to more than 130 Military Occupational Specialty career paths along with education benefits and job-skills training.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Military Recruitment / Defense Services

NAICS

National Security (928110), Administration of Veterans' Affairs (923140), Administration of Veterans' Affairs (92314)

SIC

Services-Employment Agencies (7361), Services-Membership Organizations (8600)

akta.pro primary industry

Veterans Affairs & Military Family Services (BPAIAHAL)

Keywords

• Military recruitment services
• Army National Guard
• Combat training programs
• Military career paths
• Part-time military service

Headquarters

HQ city

Oregon

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

The Oregon Army National Guard is a state-level military organization that recruits, trains, and provides part-time military service opportunities to Oregon residents. It offers more than 130 Military Occupational Specialties (MOS), including combat (Infantryman 11B, Mortarman 11C), combat support (Cannon Crewmember 13B, Forward Observer 13F), and logistical/service roles (Communication Specialist 25U, Culinary Specialist 92G), paired with career counseling and downloadable MOS reference materials.

Product overview

The Oregon Army National Guard is a recruiting-focused government website offering a unified portfolio of military career opportunities. The core offering is access to more than 130 Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) spanning combat roles (Infantryman 11B, Mortarman 11C), combat support (Cannon Crewmember 13B, Forward Observer 13F), and logistical/service roles (Communication Specialist 25U, Culinary Specialist 92G). These career paths are presented through individual product pages, supplemented by career counseling services and a downloadable ORARNG MOS Guide Book PDF. The platform functions as an entry point for recruitment rather than a commercial SaaS product.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Military Career Opportunities A unified portfolio offering more than 130 Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) spanning infantry, artillery, communications, culinary, and tactical observer roles for prospective enlistees in Oregon.
• Infantryman (11B) Ground combat specialist role within the Oregon Army National Guard.
• Cannon Crewmember (13B) Artillery operations specialist responsible for operating cannon artillery systems.
• Mortarman (11C) Specialist in operating mortars for indirect fire support missions.
• Communication Specialist (25U) Systems maintenance specialist responsible for command and control communications equipment.
• Culinary Specialist (92G) Food service specialist responsible for meal preparation and kitchen operations.
• Forward Observer (13F) Fire support specialist who calls in artillery and mortar fire for combat operations.
• Career Counseling Services Personalized guidance from career counselors to help prospective members identify suitable career paths within the Oregon Army National Guard.
• ORARNG MOS Guide Book (PDF) Digital guide book providing detailed information about Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) available within the Oregon Army National Guard.

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Texas Army National Guard: Largest state Army National Guard by end strength; offers the same part-time service model, MOS breadth, and recruiting channel mix (web + career counselors). Direct functional peer in a different state.
• U.S. Army Reserve: The federal reserve component of the U.S. Army — the closest functional analogue to ORARNG in terms of part-time service, benefits structure, and MOS alignment, and the most direct substitute a prospect would consider.
• California Army National Guard: Another state-level Army National Guard recruiting organization with the same mission structure (state/federal dual command, 100+ MOS portfolio, career-counselor-driven recruiting) — directly comparable as a peer state guard unit operating a similar recruiting function.
• Oregon Air National Guard: The Air National Guard counterpart serving the same Oregon geography and the same recruit pool, with an overlapping digital recruiting presence. A within-state peer competing for the same local prospects on different aviation and technical career paths.

Broad incumbents

• U.S. Air Force Recruiting Service: Competing service branch with strong digital recruiting presence, comparable benefits package, and overlapping technical MOS offerings (e.g., communications, culinary). Competes head-to-head for the same applicant pool with an active-duty offer.
• National Guard Bureau: The federal joint bureau that oversees all state National Guard organizations including ORARNG. Comparable as the umbrella organization setting policy, funding, and recruiting standards that ORARNG operates under.
• U.S. Navy Recruiting Command: Active-duty service branch with a well-developed digital recruiting platform and broad occupational specialty offering, competing for the same enlistment-eligible demographic in Oregon and nationwide.
• U.S. Marine Corps Recruiting Command: Competing military branch actively recruiting from the same 17-24 demographic. Comparable in targeting young, fitness-oriented prospects and using digital channels, but offering a fundamentally different (active-duty) service commitment.
• U.S. Army Recruiting Command: The federal active-duty Army's national recruiting organization. Competes for the same enlistment pool with a different service-commitment model, and operates the broader digital and physical recruiting infrastructure that ORARNG feeds into at the federal level.

Emerging players

• U.S. Space Force Recruiting: Newest service branch with a smaller but high-appeal technical-career pitch that overlaps with several ORARNG MOS areas (communications, intelligence). Emerging competition for technical-minded recruits that ORARNG would otherwise capture.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/oregonarmyguard
• YouTubeyoutube.com/channel/UCKqMYGnIpNuLzslEm3GeWMg/featured
• Facebookfacebook.com/OregonArmyGuard
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/oregon-army-national-guard-recruiting-orng
• Instagraminstagram.com/OregonArmyGuard

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