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Nearly 40 percent of Marines have turned down COVID-19 vaccine from the Corps
Nearly 60 percent of North Carolina Marines have turned down the vaccine from the Corps.
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Vaccinations for overseas troops in jeopardy as DoD halts Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 shots
The Pentagon did not say how the pause would affect its vaccine program or when it might lift.
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These Guard troops on COVID duty vaccinated their grandmothers
The National Guard has administered more than 6 million doses since December.
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Pentagon touts vaccine success, but details are hard to pin down
The department is on its way to three million vaccines administered.
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Army’s own vaccine that could fight COVID variants begins clinical trials
“The more people who get vaccinated as quickly as possible, the level of virus transmission decreases, which gives it less opportunity to continue to mutate,” an Army medical official said.
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About 35 percent of the Navy is vaccinated against COVID-19: CNO
But the Navy is still worried about the reluctance from some to get their shot.
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Pandemic adds strain on already stressful life of military kids: child psychologist
Congress should commission a long-term study on the pandemic’s effects on military children’s educational outcomes, compared to their civilian peers, researchers say.
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VA COVID cases rising; vets groups tapped by White House for vaccination outreach
Veterans groups will help talk to their members and community leaders about the importance of getting vaccines in arms.
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Nimitz sailor recounts 341 days at sea during pandemic
The Nimitz Carrier Strike Group had the longest deployment since the Vietnam War.
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Feds charge Arizona man in National Guard holdup in Texas
Federal prosecutors have charged an Arizona man accused of forcing off the road a National Guard convoy transporting COVID-19 vaccines in West Texas, then holding 11 Guard members at gunpoint.
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Nearly 40 percent of Marines have turned down COVID-19 vaccine from the Corps
Nearly 60 percent of North Carolina Marines have turned down the vaccine from the Corps.
-
Vaccinations for overseas troops in jeopardy as DoD halts Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 shots
The Pentagon did not say how the pause would affect its vaccine program or when it might lift.
-
These Guard troops on COVID duty vaccinated their grandmothers
The National Guard has administered more than 6 million doses since December.
-
Pentagon touts vaccine success, but details are hard to pin down
The department is on its way to three million vaccines administered.
-
Army’s own vaccine that could fight COVID variants begins clinical trials
“The more people who get vaccinated as quickly as possible, the level of virus transmission decreases, which gives it less opportunity to continue to mutate,” an Army medical official said.
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About 35 percent of the Navy is vaccinated against COVID-19: CNO
But the Navy is still worried about the reluctance from some to get their shot.
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Pandemic adds strain on already stressful life of military kids: child psychologist
Congress should commission a long-term study on the pandemic’s effects on military children’s educational outcomes, compared to their civilian peers, researchers say.
-
VA COVID cases rising; vets groups tapped by White House for vaccination outreach
Veterans groups will help talk to their members and community leaders about the importance of getting vaccines in arms.
-
Nimitz sailor recounts 341 days at sea during pandemic
The Nimitz Carrier Strike Group had the longest deployment since the Vietnam War.
-
Feds charge Arizona man in National Guard holdup in Texas
Federal prosecutors have charged an Arizona man accused of forcing off the road a National Guard convoy transporting COVID-19 vaccines in West Texas, then holding 11 Guard members at gunpoint.
-
Nearly 40 percent of Marines have turned down COVID-19 vaccine from the Corps
Nearly 60 percent of North Carolina Marines have turned down the vaccine from the Corps.
-
Vaccinations for overseas troops in jeopardy as DoD halts Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 shots
The Pentagon did not say how the pause would affect its vaccine program or when it might lift.
-
These Guard troops on COVID duty vaccinated their grandmothers
The National Guard has administered more than 6 million doses since December.
-
Pentagon touts vaccine success, but details are hard to pin down
The department is on its way to three million vaccines administered.
-
Army’s own vaccine that could fight COVID variants begins clinical trials
“The more people who get vaccinated as quickly as possible, the level of virus transmission decreases, which gives it less opportunity to continue to mutate,” an Army medical official said.
-
About 35 percent of the Navy is vaccinated against COVID-19: CNO
But the Navy is still worried about the reluctance from some to get their shot.
-
Pandemic adds strain on already stressful life of military kids: child psychologist
Congress should commission a long-term study on the pandemic’s effects on military children’s educational outcomes, compared to their civilian peers, researchers say.
-
VA COVID cases rising; vets groups tapped by White House for vaccination outreach
Veterans groups will help talk to their members and community leaders about the importance of getting vaccines in arms.
-
Nimitz sailor recounts 341 days at sea during pandemic
The Nimitz Carrier Strike Group had the longest deployment since the Vietnam War.
-
Feds charge Arizona man in National Guard holdup in Texas
Federal prosecutors have charged an Arizona man accused of forcing off the road a National Guard convoy transporting COVID-19 vaccines in West Texas, then holding 11 Guard members at gunpoint.
