400 Arizona National Guard soldiers prepare for deployment ahead of potential government shutdown

Those in the 158th Infantry Regiment gathered in Tempe with their families and loved ones for a send-off ceremony

TEMPE, Ariz. — They're known as the Bushmaster Battalion.

This will mark Mayeux's second deployment overseas, but for most of the men and women in the 158th Infantry Regiment, Mayeux said this will be their first.For Sergeant Jared Tyler, Operation Spartan Shield will also be his second deployment and he's looking forward to it. His wife and father also at the send-off ceremony. Riley Tyler said while she greatly appreciated her husband and everyone's service, it doesn't make deployments any easier.

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