The adjutant general of the North Dakota National Guard is retiring at the end of September, capping a 40-year military service career, Gov. Doug Burgum announced Friday.

The South Dakota National Guard’s senior enlisted leader recognized three Soldiers of the 842nd Engineer Company for their actions following a vehicle incident, June 11 in Spearfish.

Huber, who also serves as president of the North Dakota National Guard Foundation, said about $8 million in private donations have been raised out of the $40 million fundraising goal.

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