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VA cemeteries will open to the public on Memorial Day, but wreath-laying ceremonies will be closed
VA is also offering virtual memorials for families of deceased veterans as an alternative way to commemorate their lives.
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Tricare eliminates patients’ fees for telehealth in midst of coronavirus, and adds another option
Families will have better access to health care during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Veterans Affairs leaders receive 500,000 protective masks from South Korea to counter coronavirus shortages
The donation is tied to the 70th anniversary of the Korean War.
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VA coronavirus deaths up 6 percent, active cases down 6 percent overnight
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
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VA, veterans groups brace for surge in mental health needs
The VA kicked off a “Now is the Time” campaign aimed at alerting veterans and their families to the mental health resources that are available to them.
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How these military teens celebrated their prom (sort of) at an exchange food court
AAFES food court managers arranged for these teens, part of the “Class of Quarantine 2020” to have at least a partial prom experience.
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African American and Hispanic veterans may face bigger risk from coronavirus, VA warns
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
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Navy’s top officer to quarantine after exposure to coronavirus
“The CNO Admiral Gilday had contact with a COVID positive family member and, although testing negative, will be quarantining this week.”
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Military families caught in COVID-19 financial straits could see relief under this proposal
It’s a proposal right now, but could help military families who are financially strapped because of the PCS stoppage during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ISIS exploits COVID-19 with little success, US troop deployments to Iraq on track despite pandemic
Army Lt. Gen Pat White explained to reporters Friday that curfews in Iraq may have actually had a negative impact on ISIS fighters and their ability to launch attacks. The curfews “constrained the ability of an adversary to move above ground,” he said.
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VA cemeteries will open to the public on Memorial Day, but wreath-laying ceremonies will be closed
VA is also offering virtual memorials for families of deceased veterans as an alternative way to commemorate their lives.
-
Tricare eliminates patients’ fees for telehealth in midst of coronavirus, and adds another option
Families will have better access to health care during the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Veterans Affairs leaders receive 500,000 protective masks from South Korea to counter coronavirus shortages
The donation is tied to the 70th anniversary of the Korean War.
-
VA coronavirus deaths up 6 percent, active cases down 6 percent overnight
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
-
VA, veterans groups brace for surge in mental health needs
The VA kicked off a “Now is the Time” campaign aimed at alerting veterans and their families to the mental health resources that are available to them.
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How these military teens celebrated their prom (sort of) at an exchange food court
AAFES food court managers arranged for these teens, part of the “Class of Quarantine 2020” to have at least a partial prom experience.
-
African American and Hispanic veterans may face bigger risk from coronavirus, VA warns
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
-
Navy’s top officer to quarantine after exposure to coronavirus
“The CNO Admiral Gilday had contact with a COVID positive family member and, although testing negative, will be quarantining this week.”
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Military families caught in COVID-19 financial straits could see relief under this proposal
It’s a proposal right now, but could help military families who are financially strapped because of the PCS stoppage during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ISIS exploits COVID-19 with little success, US troop deployments to Iraq on track despite pandemic
Army Lt. Gen Pat White explained to reporters Friday that curfews in Iraq may have actually had a negative impact on ISIS fighters and their ability to launch attacks. The curfews “constrained the ability of an adversary to move above ground,” he said.
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VA cemeteries will open to the public on Memorial Day, but wreath-laying ceremonies will be closed
VA is also offering virtual memorials for families of deceased veterans as an alternative way to commemorate their lives.
-
Tricare eliminates patients’ fees for telehealth in midst of coronavirus, and adds another option
Families will have better access to health care during the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Veterans Affairs leaders receive 500,000 protective masks from South Korea to counter coronavirus shortages
The donation is tied to the 70th anniversary of the Korean War.
-
VA coronavirus deaths up 6 percent, active cases down 6 percent overnight
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
-
VA, veterans groups brace for surge in mental health needs
The VA kicked off a “Now is the Time” campaign aimed at alerting veterans and their families to the mental health resources that are available to them.
-
How these military teens celebrated their prom (sort of) at an exchange food court
AAFES food court managers arranged for these teens, part of the “Class of Quarantine 2020” to have at least a partial prom experience.
-
African American and Hispanic veterans may face bigger risk from coronavirus, VA warns
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
-
Navy’s top officer to quarantine after exposure to coronavirus
“The CNO Admiral Gilday had contact with a COVID positive family member and, although testing negative, will be quarantining this week.”
-
Military families caught in COVID-19 financial straits could see relief under this proposal
It’s a proposal right now, but could help military families who are financially strapped because of the PCS stoppage during the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
ISIS exploits COVID-19 with little success, US troop deployments to Iraq on track despite pandemic
Army Lt. Gen Pat White explained to reporters Friday that curfews in Iraq may have actually had a negative impact on ISIS fighters and their ability to launch attacks. The curfews “constrained the ability of an adversary to move above ground,” he said.
