Guard Makes Gains At Legion Park
Approximately 70 members of the Montana National Guard’s 260th Engineers Support Company were in Culbertson over the weekend, working on general maintenance and construction of campsites, a shelter and a drive-through trail at Legion Park in Culbertson. Area residents gathered at Bruegger Park Sunday to share a meal and support Guard efforts in the community. A number of volunteers from the community gathering also joined guard members at Legion Park to assist with the project.
- ▪Approximately 70 members of the Montana National Guard’s 260th Engineers Support Company were in Culbertson over the weekend, working on general maintenance and construction of campsites, a shelter and a drive-through trail at Legion Park i
- ▪Area residents gathered at Bruegger Park Sunday to share a meal and support Guard efforts in the community.
- ▪A number of volunteers from the community gathering also joined guard members at Legion Park to assist with the project.
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News Posted on July 23, 2026 Posted on July 23, 2026 Guard Makes Gains At Legion Park New Shelter Montana National Guard members and local volunteers work on a new shelter structure at Legion Park July 19. (Photo submitted) Burgers At Bruegger Members of the Montana National Guard’s 260th Engineers Support Company shared burgers provided by American Legion volunteers July 19 at Bruegger Centennial Park. Approximately 70 members of the Montana National Guard’s 260th Engineers Support Company were in Culbertson over the weekend, working on general maintenance and construction of campsites, a shelter and a drive-through trail at Legion Park in Culbertson. Area residents gathered at Bruegger Park Sunday to share a meal and support Guard efforts in the community. About 150 burgers were served.
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