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2 former leaders charged for handling of virus outbreak at veterans home
It’s believed to be the first criminal case in the country brought against nursing home officials for actions taken during the pandemic.
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Pandemic has left many disabled veterans more isolated, worried
A survey by Wounded Warrior Project found coronavirus restrictions left many veterans feeling disconnected and missing medical appointments.
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VA coronavirus cases on the rise again as deaths top 3,300
Active cases topped 3,000 for the first time in almost three weeks, but remain well below August levels.
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Coronavirus complicates efforts to help homeless veterans
Federal figures on veterans homelessness are due out soon, but they won’t reflect the impact of coronavirus on the problem.
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COVID-19 and suicide prevention: Parallel public health strategies for veterans and service members
COVID-19 is exacerbating the suicide crisis, say the authors of this commentary.
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Teddy Roosevelt captain says he knowingly risked career with virus warning
In a witness statement, Capt. Brett Crozier said he wrote the now-famous email in an urgent effort to help avoid a “larger catastrophe.”
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DoD school officials identify first DoDEA employee to die from COVID-19
Described as “beloved” by parents, teachers, co-workers, she is the only DoDEA employee to die from COVID.
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Union wants DoDEA schools to move to remote learning, citing death of Fort Knox DoD school counselor from COVID
It’s believed to be the only COVID death among DoDEA staff.
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Pandemic spells opportunity for Coast Guard cadets
The U.S Coast Guard cutter Munro, bound for a patrol of the U.S. maritime border with Russia, had lost a tenth of its crew to quarantine and needed reinforcements.
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US Army general meets with German officials over outbreak at military-run resort
The general commanding American troops in Bavaria met Wednesday with local officials in the Alpine town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen to reassure them of the U.S. military’s commitment to preventing the spread of COVID-19, after an outbreak at a troop hotel sickened dozens.
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2 former leaders charged for handling of virus outbreak at veterans home
It’s believed to be the first criminal case in the country brought against nursing home officials for actions taken during the pandemic.
-
Pandemic has left many disabled veterans more isolated, worried
A survey by Wounded Warrior Project found coronavirus restrictions left many veterans feeling disconnected and missing medical appointments.
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VA coronavirus cases on the rise again as deaths top 3,300
Active cases topped 3,000 for the first time in almost three weeks, but remain well below August levels.
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Coronavirus complicates efforts to help homeless veterans
Federal figures on veterans homelessness are due out soon, but they won’t reflect the impact of coronavirus on the problem.
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COVID-19 and suicide prevention: Parallel public health strategies for veterans and service members
COVID-19 is exacerbating the suicide crisis, say the authors of this commentary.
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Teddy Roosevelt captain says he knowingly risked career with virus warning
In a witness statement, Capt. Brett Crozier said he wrote the now-famous email in an urgent effort to help avoid a “larger catastrophe.”
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DoD school officials identify first DoDEA employee to die from COVID-19
Described as “beloved” by parents, teachers, co-workers, she is the only DoDEA employee to die from COVID.
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Union wants DoDEA schools to move to remote learning, citing death of Fort Knox DoD school counselor from COVID
It’s believed to be the only COVID death among DoDEA staff.
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Pandemic spells opportunity for Coast Guard cadets
The U.S Coast Guard cutter Munro, bound for a patrol of the U.S. maritime border with Russia, had lost a tenth of its crew to quarantine and needed reinforcements.
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US Army general meets with German officials over outbreak at military-run resort
The general commanding American troops in Bavaria met Wednesday with local officials in the Alpine town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen to reassure them of the U.S. military’s commitment to preventing the spread of COVID-19, after an outbreak at a troop hotel sickened dozens.
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2 former leaders charged for handling of virus outbreak at veterans home
It’s believed to be the first criminal case in the country brought against nursing home officials for actions taken during the pandemic.
-
Pandemic has left many disabled veterans more isolated, worried
A survey by Wounded Warrior Project found coronavirus restrictions left many veterans feeling disconnected and missing medical appointments.
-
VA coronavirus cases on the rise again as deaths top 3,300
Active cases topped 3,000 for the first time in almost three weeks, but remain well below August levels.
-
Coronavirus complicates efforts to help homeless veterans
Federal figures on veterans homelessness are due out soon, but they won’t reflect the impact of coronavirus on the problem.
-
COVID-19 and suicide prevention: Parallel public health strategies for veterans and service members
COVID-19 is exacerbating the suicide crisis, say the authors of this commentary.
-
Teddy Roosevelt captain says he knowingly risked career with virus warning
In a witness statement, Capt. Brett Crozier said he wrote the now-famous email in an urgent effort to help avoid a “larger catastrophe.”
-
DoD school officials identify first DoDEA employee to die from COVID-19
Described as “beloved” by parents, teachers, co-workers, she is the only DoDEA employee to die from COVID.
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Union wants DoDEA schools to move to remote learning, citing death of Fort Knox DoD school counselor from COVID
It’s believed to be the only COVID death among DoDEA staff.
-
Pandemic spells opportunity for Coast Guard cadets
The U.S Coast Guard cutter Munro, bound for a patrol of the U.S. maritime border with Russia, had lost a tenth of its crew to quarantine and needed reinforcements.
-
US Army general meets with German officials over outbreak at military-run resort
The general commanding American troops in Bavaria met Wednesday with local officials in the Alpine town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen to reassure them of the U.S. military’s commitment to preventing the spread of COVID-19, after an outbreak at a troop hotel sickened dozens.
