Our State Defense Force Calendar (April 2026 – February 2027) has finally been finished and been released. It is a powerful tribute to these men and women who stand ready to serve their states and communities. While we recognize that we are a bit late in releasing the calendar for 2026, we made certain to provide you with a full twelve-month experience. This edition begins in April 2026 and continues through February 2027, ensuring you still receive a complete and meaningful year of State Defense Force history, milestones, and imagery.
This calendar marks the return of a project many in the State Defense Force community have long asked for. We sincerely apologize for the extended absence of a new calendar, as we worked through numerous contractors who were unable to complete the task. We are extremely grateful to our new graphic designer, Daniel Aguilar, whose dedication, skill, and amazing talent brought this project to life. His attention to detail and passion for the mission helped create a calendar worthy of the service it represents. To explore more of his outstanding work, visit https://reconciled33.com
The calendar highlights the anniversary dates of all active State Defense Forces across the nation, honoring their legacy, service, and continued readiness. The calendar also features striking, high-impact photography of State Defense Force troops in action, from participation in large-scale U.S. military training operations to real-world State Active Duty missions. These images capture the professionalism, commitment, and operational capability of forces that play a critical role in homeland defense, emergency response, and community support.
Designed to inspire pride and awareness, this calendar serves not only as a practical planning tool but also as a visual reminder of the essential role State Defense Forces play in strengthening national resilience. It is a fitting addition to any home or office to honor those who support the mission of to defend their state and this great nation.
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• Paper pages bound with a silver-color metal wire
• Paper weight: 8 oz/yd² (271 g/m²)
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