Major General Bill Libby

Major General Bill Libby discusses the importance of supporting our soldiers and their families–especially those returning home from military conflicts overseas. His organization, the Maine Military & Community Network, is a community effort to understand, prevent, and help deal with the lingering aftereffects of war on service members, their families, and their communities.

Major General Bill Libby assumed his duties as the Adjutant General of the Maine National Guard on January 15, 2004 and during his tenure, the Maine National Guard has been continually involved in operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and more recently Libya. While responsible for mobilizing, deploying and returning units from war, MG Libby’s emphasis has been on the reintegration of Maine National Guard members back into their civilian lives and families. MG Libby is a veteran of the Vietnam War.