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GKO: Guard Knowledge Online

GKO is transitioning to SharePoint 2010

Visit the GKOv3 portal and find out what you need to know for the transition

Updated CAC Login Information

Please re-register your CAC Card using your EMAIL Certificate with the highest CA#

CAC Register
After logging in, please review important information regarding Guard Knowledge Online (GKO) Mandatory CAC Logon. Link is available on the main page under "What's Hot."

Please click here for instructions to add GKO to your list of trusted web sites, and to prevent repeated log-in prompts.

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New York Army National Guard soldiers assist residents arriving by military vehicle to Long Beach City Hall for evacuation to shelters. Guard members are assisting throughout the flood-ravaged region. (U.S. Army photo by Col. Richard Goldenberg, New York National Guard)

New York Army National Guard soldiers assist residents arriving by military vehicle to Long Beach City Hall for evacuation to shelters. Guard members are assisting throughout the flood-ravaged region. (U.S. Army photo by Col. Richard Goldenberg, New York National Guard)

GKO NOTICES

LOG IN USING CAC: All new CACs are required to be registered through the GKO CAC Registration link before they can login to GKO using CAC. Ensure current GKO user name and password are being used when registering.

LOG IN USING USERNAME AND PASSWORD: Click the Login to GKO link; when the certifications pop-up appears, click cancel and input your GKO User ID and Password as normal.

If you are still having trouble logging in, please contact the GKO Helpdesk for assistance.

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