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No plans for sailors to return to full occupancy of Navy workplaces yet
The Navy has ruled out 100 percent workplace occupancy even on installations with minimal community transmission.
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25th service member dies of COVID-19 as White House considers mandatory vaccines
The senior chief fire controlman assigned to Information Warfare Training Command Virginia Beach died of coronavirus-related complications on Thursday, the Navy confirmed.
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Warning: Post Office sees rise in COVID vaccination scams targeting veterans
A 2017 AARP survey found that veterans are twice as likely to be victims of scams as the general public.
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Tens of thousands of US vets living overseas left to find COVID vaccine doses on their own
VA officials will reimburse veterans for vaccine costs through the department’s Foreign Medical Program, but not help them find vaccine appointments.
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Vaccine refusals not being tracked, because ‘demand far outstrips supply,’ Army leaders say
The Army has been lobbying its troops to take the COVID-19 vaccine, but leaders of the service’s vaccine program say they’re not concerned about refusals right now.
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About a third of service members have taken the COVID-19 vaccine
Numbers show the Navy has the highest vaccination rate, the Army the lowest.
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Meet the Guard’s one-year pandemic vets
Military Times spoke with two troops who have been on duty battling the COVID-19 pandemic since spring 2020 to chart the course of the Guard’s response through their eyes.
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Navy ends Fort McCoy stop before boot camp, cuts ROM for fully vaccinated recruits
Recruits who aren’t vaccinated will now complete their ROM at RTC, not Fort McCoy.
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Having COVID doesn’t guarantee immunity, study of Marine recruits finds
Ten percent of Marine recruits who had COVID antibodies got COVID again during basic training.
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Guard leading Maryland’s efforts to increase COVID vaccine rates among minority groups
Army Brig. Gen. Janeen Birckhead is spearheading Maryland’s vaccine equity efforts, which are seeing success thus far.
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No plans for sailors to return to full occupancy of Navy workplaces yet
The Navy has ruled out 100 percent workplace occupancy even on installations with minimal community transmission.
-
25th service member dies of COVID-19 as White House considers mandatory vaccines
The senior chief fire controlman assigned to Information Warfare Training Command Virginia Beach died of coronavirus-related complications on Thursday, the Navy confirmed.
-
Warning: Post Office sees rise in COVID vaccination scams targeting veterans
A 2017 AARP survey found that veterans are twice as likely to be victims of scams as the general public.
-
Tens of thousands of US vets living overseas left to find COVID vaccine doses on their own
VA officials will reimburse veterans for vaccine costs through the department’s Foreign Medical Program, but not help them find vaccine appointments.
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Vaccine refusals not being tracked, because ‘demand far outstrips supply,’ Army leaders say
The Army has been lobbying its troops to take the COVID-19 vaccine, but leaders of the service’s vaccine program say they’re not concerned about refusals right now.
-
About a third of service members have taken the COVID-19 vaccine
Numbers show the Navy has the highest vaccination rate, the Army the lowest.
-
Meet the Guard’s one-year pandemic vets
Military Times spoke with two troops who have been on duty battling the COVID-19 pandemic since spring 2020 to chart the course of the Guard’s response through their eyes.
-
Navy ends Fort McCoy stop before boot camp, cuts ROM for fully vaccinated recruits
Recruits who aren’t vaccinated will now complete their ROM at RTC, not Fort McCoy.
-
Having COVID doesn’t guarantee immunity, study of Marine recruits finds
Ten percent of Marine recruits who had COVID antibodies got COVID again during basic training.
-
Guard leading Maryland’s efforts to increase COVID vaccine rates among minority groups
Army Brig. Gen. Janeen Birckhead is spearheading Maryland’s vaccine equity efforts, which are seeing success thus far.
-
No plans for sailors to return to full occupancy of Navy workplaces yet
The Navy has ruled out 100 percent workplace occupancy even on installations with minimal community transmission.
-
25th service member dies of COVID-19 as White House considers mandatory vaccines
The senior chief fire controlman assigned to Information Warfare Training Command Virginia Beach died of coronavirus-related complications on Thursday, the Navy confirmed.
-
Warning: Post Office sees rise in COVID vaccination scams targeting veterans
A 2017 AARP survey found that veterans are twice as likely to be victims of scams as the general public.
-
Tens of thousands of US vets living overseas left to find COVID vaccine doses on their own
VA officials will reimburse veterans for vaccine costs through the department’s Foreign Medical Program, but not help them find vaccine appointments.
-
Vaccine refusals not being tracked, because ‘demand far outstrips supply,’ Army leaders say
The Army has been lobbying its troops to take the COVID-19 vaccine, but leaders of the service’s vaccine program say they’re not concerned about refusals right now.
-
About a third of service members have taken the COVID-19 vaccine
Numbers show the Navy has the highest vaccination rate, the Army the lowest.
-
Meet the Guard’s one-year pandemic vets
Military Times spoke with two troops who have been on duty battling the COVID-19 pandemic since spring 2020 to chart the course of the Guard’s response through their eyes.
-
Navy ends Fort McCoy stop before boot camp, cuts ROM for fully vaccinated recruits
Recruits who aren’t vaccinated will now complete their ROM at RTC, not Fort McCoy.
-
Having COVID doesn’t guarantee immunity, study of Marine recruits finds
Ten percent of Marine recruits who had COVID antibodies got COVID again during basic training.
-
Guard leading Maryland’s efforts to increase COVID vaccine rates among minority groups
Army Brig. Gen. Janeen Birckhead is spearheading Maryland’s vaccine equity efforts, which are seeing success thus far.
