Casualty Operations

The Oklahoma Army National Guard Casualty Operations Office provides direct support to the Survivors of Active, Reserve, and National Guard fatalities. Casualty Operations works in conjunction with Army Casualty Assistance Centers, Military Funeral Honors, Survivor Outreach Services, and a number of government offices and non-governmental organizations devoted to supporting Survivors.

It is because of this unique mission that Casualty Notification and Casualty Assistance Officers are specifically selected for the Care, Compassion, Commitment and Concern that they are expected to demonstrate in supporting Survivors during their darkest time.

CONTACT

Casualty Operations Officer
Major S. Lee Sargent
Oklahoma Army National Guard
3501 NE Military Circle
Oklahoma City, OK 73111
Phone: 405.228.5242 (24/7)
Email: stacy.l.sargent.mil@army.mil

To report the death of an Oklahoma Army National Guard Soldier:

Please contact the Casualty Operations Officer above or the Oklahoma National Guard Joint Operations Center at 405.228.5061.

 

To report the death of an Oklahoma Air National Guard Airman:

Please contact the Airman’s Wing or the Oklahoma National Guard Joint Operations Center at 405.228.5061.

 

Become a Casualty Officer

Rendering a notification or providing assistance to Survivors is one of the most difficult and yet one of the most honorable services a Soldier can perform. The OKARNG Casualty Operations Office maintains a roster of Soldiers throughout the state who have volunteered themselves and stand ready to support Survivors.
Soldier selected for this responsibility must meet certain requirements, most notably:
· Staff Sergeant or above for Enlisted Soldiers
· Chief Warrant Officer 2 or above for Warrant Officers
· Captain or above for Commissioned Officers
· Training and certification as Casualty Officers through a three-day course
· Demonstrate care, compassion, commitment, and concern

The OKARNG Casualty Operations Office conducts training quarterly with a focus on ARNG Soldiers, but will also provide training and certification for US Army Reserve and Active Component Soldiers as well.

Please contact the Casualty Operations Officer above for more information on training to be a Casualty Notification/Assistance Officer.