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Army suspends battalion command team in South Korea amid racism investigation
The command team of the 602nd Aviation Support Battalion is temporarily suspended pending the results of command and criminal investigations.
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Arlington service set for Medal of Honor recipient who died from COVID-19
Retired Army Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins was awarded the nation’s highest military in 2014 for his heroic service in Vietnam. He died in April after falling ill at age 86.
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Army general says COVID-19 vaccines will begin arriving across the country as early as Monday
After the approval of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine on Friday evening, Operation Warp Speed’s distribution plans sprung into effect.
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VA unveils first coronavirus vaccine sites as case numbers continue to climb
Vaccinations will begin at 37 VA medical centers in coming days, but supplies are limited.
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28,500 troops affected as USFK ramps up to HPCON Charlie for greater Seoul metro area
HPCON Charlie indicates the risk is substantial and there has been sustained community transmission.
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Troops could begin getting COVID-19 vaccines as early as next week, and they won’t be mandatory
The vaccine won’t be mandatory until after a full FDA approval.
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VA to start distributing coronavirus vaccines soon, but at limited sites and in limited numbers
About 73,000 doses are expected to reach 37 VA sites later this month.
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Vets living abroad left to navigate pandemic problems without VA help
The department’s Foreign Medical Program covers medical costs for veterans living outside the United States, but only for service-connected issues.
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Here are more details on the Marine Corps’ cancelation of its Combat Fitness Test
The cancellation does not apply to Marines who have taken the CFT in 2020 and failed it.
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A reserve Navy Seabee, 33, is the 13th service member to die from COVID-19 complications
Builder 2nd Class Nathan Huff Bishop died Dec. 1.
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Army suspends battalion command team in South Korea amid racism investigation
The command team of the 602nd Aviation Support Battalion is temporarily suspended pending the results of command and criminal investigations.
-
Arlington service set for Medal of Honor recipient who died from COVID-19
Retired Army Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins was awarded the nation’s highest military in 2014 for his heroic service in Vietnam. He died in April after falling ill at age 86.
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Army general says COVID-19 vaccines will begin arriving across the country as early as Monday
After the approval of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine on Friday evening, Operation Warp Speed’s distribution plans sprung into effect.
-
VA unveils first coronavirus vaccine sites as case numbers continue to climb
Vaccinations will begin at 37 VA medical centers in coming days, but supplies are limited.
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28,500 troops affected as USFK ramps up to HPCON Charlie for greater Seoul metro area
HPCON Charlie indicates the risk is substantial and there has been sustained community transmission.
-
Troops could begin getting COVID-19 vaccines as early as next week, and they won’t be mandatory
The vaccine won’t be mandatory until after a full FDA approval.
-
VA to start distributing coronavirus vaccines soon, but at limited sites and in limited numbers
About 73,000 doses are expected to reach 37 VA sites later this month.
-
Vets living abroad left to navigate pandemic problems without VA help
The department’s Foreign Medical Program covers medical costs for veterans living outside the United States, but only for service-connected issues.
-
Here are more details on the Marine Corps’ cancelation of its Combat Fitness Test
The cancellation does not apply to Marines who have taken the CFT in 2020 and failed it.
-
A reserve Navy Seabee, 33, is the 13th service member to die from COVID-19 complications
Builder 2nd Class Nathan Huff Bishop died Dec. 1.
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Army suspends battalion command team in South Korea amid racism investigation
The command team of the 602nd Aviation Support Battalion is temporarily suspended pending the results of command and criminal investigations.
-
Arlington service set for Medal of Honor recipient who died from COVID-19
Retired Army Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins was awarded the nation’s highest military in 2014 for his heroic service in Vietnam. He died in April after falling ill at age 86.
-
Army general says COVID-19 vaccines will begin arriving across the country as early as Monday
After the approval of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine on Friday evening, Operation Warp Speed’s distribution plans sprung into effect.
-
VA unveils first coronavirus vaccine sites as case numbers continue to climb
Vaccinations will begin at 37 VA medical centers in coming days, but supplies are limited.
-
28,500 troops affected as USFK ramps up to HPCON Charlie for greater Seoul metro area
HPCON Charlie indicates the risk is substantial and there has been sustained community transmission.
-
Troops could begin getting COVID-19 vaccines as early as next week, and they won’t be mandatory
The vaccine won’t be mandatory until after a full FDA approval.
-
VA to start distributing coronavirus vaccines soon, but at limited sites and in limited numbers
About 73,000 doses are expected to reach 37 VA sites later this month.
-
Vets living abroad left to navigate pandemic problems without VA help
The department’s Foreign Medical Program covers medical costs for veterans living outside the United States, but only for service-connected issues.
-
Here are more details on the Marine Corps’ cancelation of its Combat Fitness Test
The cancellation does not apply to Marines who have taken the CFT in 2020 and failed it.
-
A reserve Navy Seabee, 33, is the 13th service member to die from COVID-19 complications
Builder 2nd Class Nathan Huff Bishop died Dec. 1.
