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Number of troops diagnosed with COVID-19 jumped nearly 50 percent over the weekend
Cases continue to rise, but it turns out two previously reported COVID-19 deaths were not related to the virus.
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The military must balance national security risks with the health of its troops
If everything shuts down now, it creates a huge readiness gap. But what happens if COVID-19 continues to spread?
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The Army Corps of Engineers is working to stand up at least 25,000 hospital beds
Hundreds of sites are under consideration for conversion to medical facilities.
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Nearly a thousand troops have been diagnosed with COVID-19
As testing as increased, hundreds more service members have tested positive for coronavirus this week.
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The Pentagon is looking at reducing, but not eliminating, operations during COVID-19 pandemic
With coronavirus spreading throughout the ranks, the Pentagon is looking at how it can reduce some risk.
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Number of troops testing positive for coronavirus up over 50 percent this week
There are 893 positive-testing service members, according to the Defense Department’s Thursday update, out of 1,550 current cases, which include civilians dependents and contractors.
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Family separations, training “for nothing” and rock-bottom morale. How the travel ban is affecting troops.
As the COVID-19 pandemic throws the world into turmoil, a travel ban is throwing another wrench in the works for troops.
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Navy’s top admiral says miscommunication led to release of bombshell letter from carrier’s skipper
Senior Navy leadership had already been in communication with the carrier’s commanding officer.
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DoD’s coronavirus cases are rising on par with the rest of the U.S., death toll now at five
Despite social distancing guidance, cases continue to rise.
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DoD reports a fourth coronavirus death, a German civilian, as infection rate continues to climb
Service members continue to contract coronavirus at a higher rate than the general U.S. population.
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Number of troops diagnosed with COVID-19 jumped nearly 50 percent over the weekend
Cases continue to rise, but it turns out two previously reported COVID-19 deaths were not related to the virus.
-
The military must balance national security risks with the health of its troops
If everything shuts down now, it creates a huge readiness gap. But what happens if COVID-19 continues to spread?
-
The Army Corps of Engineers is working to stand up at least 25,000 hospital beds
Hundreds of sites are under consideration for conversion to medical facilities.
-
Nearly a thousand troops have been diagnosed with COVID-19
As testing as increased, hundreds more service members have tested positive for coronavirus this week.
-
The Pentagon is looking at reducing, but not eliminating, operations during COVID-19 pandemic
With coronavirus spreading throughout the ranks, the Pentagon is looking at how it can reduce some risk.
-
Number of troops testing positive for coronavirus up over 50 percent this week
There are 893 positive-testing service members, according to the Defense Department’s Thursday update, out of 1,550 current cases, which include civilians dependents and contractors.
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Family separations, training “for nothing” and rock-bottom morale. How the travel ban is affecting troops.
As the COVID-19 pandemic throws the world into turmoil, a travel ban is throwing another wrench in the works for troops.
-
Navy’s top admiral says miscommunication led to release of bombshell letter from carrier’s skipper
Senior Navy leadership had already been in communication with the carrier’s commanding officer.
-
DoD’s coronavirus cases are rising on par with the rest of the U.S., death toll now at five
Despite social distancing guidance, cases continue to rise.
-
DoD reports a fourth coronavirus death, a German civilian, as infection rate continues to climb
Service members continue to contract coronavirus at a higher rate than the general U.S. population.
-
Number of troops diagnosed with COVID-19 jumped nearly 50 percent over the weekend
Cases continue to rise, but it turns out two previously reported COVID-19 deaths were not related to the virus.
-
The military must balance national security risks with the health of its troops
If everything shuts down now, it creates a huge readiness gap. But what happens if COVID-19 continues to spread?
-
The Army Corps of Engineers is working to stand up at least 25,000 hospital beds
Hundreds of sites are under consideration for conversion to medical facilities.
-
Nearly a thousand troops have been diagnosed with COVID-19
As testing as increased, hundreds more service members have tested positive for coronavirus this week.
-
The Pentagon is looking at reducing, but not eliminating, operations during COVID-19 pandemic
With coronavirus spreading throughout the ranks, the Pentagon is looking at how it can reduce some risk.
-
Number of troops testing positive for coronavirus up over 50 percent this week
There are 893 positive-testing service members, according to the Defense Department’s Thursday update, out of 1,550 current cases, which include civilians dependents and contractors.
-
Family separations, training “for nothing” and rock-bottom morale. How the travel ban is affecting troops.
As the COVID-19 pandemic throws the world into turmoil, a travel ban is throwing another wrench in the works for troops.
-
Navy’s top admiral says miscommunication led to release of bombshell letter from carrier’s skipper
Senior Navy leadership had already been in communication with the carrier’s commanding officer.
-
DoD’s coronavirus cases are rising on par with the rest of the U.S., death toll now at five
Despite social distancing guidance, cases continue to rise.
-
DoD reports a fourth coronavirus death, a German civilian, as infection rate continues to climb
Service members continue to contract coronavirus at a higher rate than the general U.S. population.
