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Marine Corps short 6 infantry battalions, Navy short 100 ships, this new strength index says
The Navy and Marine Corps are only “marginally” capable of meeting America’s national security needs, according to a new scorecard.
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VA plans for vaccine distribution unclear as coronavirus cases continue to climb
More than 100,000 patients connected to VA have tested positive for the virus in the last eight months.
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A Hawaii Guardsman is the 11th military, and second Air Force COVID-19 death
A 52-year-old Hawaii Air National Guardsman died of COVID-19 on Nov. 15.
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Texas National Guard to help El Paso morgues with virus dead
The Texas National Guard has sent a 36-member team to El Paso to assist morgues in the border region with the number of dead as a result of COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus.
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National Museum of the Marine Corps will close temporarily due to COVID-19 spike
The iconic museum outside of Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia will close Monday.
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Acting SecDef, service secretaries exposed to COVID-19 after top civilian tests positive
Miller, Barrett and McCarthy all met with Raimundas Karoblis days before the Lithuanian defense minister tested positive for COVID-19.
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Virus won’t stop 65th year of NORAD tracking Santa on Christmas Eve
Due to safety restrictions because of COVID-19, however, fewer volunteers allowed at the call center will mean not every child will get a live person when they call 1-877-Hi-NORAD.
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As virus cases rise, Navy limits sailors’ travel, activity in Hampton Roads region
Sailors’ travel will be restricted to commuting from home to work, with stops only for essential goods and services, among other restrictions.
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An Army reservist is the military’s 10th coronavirus death
A Florida-based Army reservist died Thursday.
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VA’s active coronavirus cases jump to more than 10,000
Active cases in the VA system are up 252 percent in the last two months.
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Marine Corps short 6 infantry battalions, Navy short 100 ships, this new strength index says
The Navy and Marine Corps are only “marginally” capable of meeting America’s national security needs, according to a new scorecard.
-
VA plans for vaccine distribution unclear as coronavirus cases continue to climb
More than 100,000 patients connected to VA have tested positive for the virus in the last eight months.
-
A Hawaii Guardsman is the 11th military, and second Air Force COVID-19 death
A 52-year-old Hawaii Air National Guardsman died of COVID-19 on Nov. 15.
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Texas National Guard to help El Paso morgues with virus dead
The Texas National Guard has sent a 36-member team to El Paso to assist morgues in the border region with the number of dead as a result of COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus.
-
National Museum of the Marine Corps will close temporarily due to COVID-19 spike
The iconic museum outside of Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia will close Monday.
-
Acting SecDef, service secretaries exposed to COVID-19 after top civilian tests positive
Miller, Barrett and McCarthy all met with Raimundas Karoblis days before the Lithuanian defense minister tested positive for COVID-19.
-
Virus won’t stop 65th year of NORAD tracking Santa on Christmas Eve
Due to safety restrictions because of COVID-19, however, fewer volunteers allowed at the call center will mean not every child will get a live person when they call 1-877-Hi-NORAD.
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As virus cases rise, Navy limits sailors’ travel, activity in Hampton Roads region
Sailors’ travel will be restricted to commuting from home to work, with stops only for essential goods and services, among other restrictions.
-
An Army reservist is the military’s 10th coronavirus death
A Florida-based Army reservist died Thursday.
-
VA’s active coronavirus cases jump to more than 10,000
Active cases in the VA system are up 252 percent in the last two months.
-
Marine Corps short 6 infantry battalions, Navy short 100 ships, this new strength index says
The Navy and Marine Corps are only “marginally” capable of meeting America’s national security needs, according to a new scorecard.
-
VA plans for vaccine distribution unclear as coronavirus cases continue to climb
More than 100,000 patients connected to VA have tested positive for the virus in the last eight months.
-
A Hawaii Guardsman is the 11th military, and second Air Force COVID-19 death
A 52-year-old Hawaii Air National Guardsman died of COVID-19 on Nov. 15.
-
Texas National Guard to help El Paso morgues with virus dead
The Texas National Guard has sent a 36-member team to El Paso to assist morgues in the border region with the number of dead as a result of COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus.
-
National Museum of the Marine Corps will close temporarily due to COVID-19 spike
The iconic museum outside of Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia will close Monday.
-
Acting SecDef, service secretaries exposed to COVID-19 after top civilian tests positive
Miller, Barrett and McCarthy all met with Raimundas Karoblis days before the Lithuanian defense minister tested positive for COVID-19.
-
Virus won’t stop 65th year of NORAD tracking Santa on Christmas Eve
Due to safety restrictions because of COVID-19, however, fewer volunteers allowed at the call center will mean not every child will get a live person when they call 1-877-Hi-NORAD.
-
As virus cases rise, Navy limits sailors’ travel, activity in Hampton Roads region
Sailors’ travel will be restricted to commuting from home to work, with stops only for essential goods and services, among other restrictions.
-
An Army reservist is the military’s 10th coronavirus death
A Florida-based Army reservist died Thursday.
-
VA’s active coronavirus cases jump to more than 10,000
Active cases in the VA system are up 252 percent in the last two months.
