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US, South Korea to begin scaled-down military drills amid virus spike
The United States and South Korea will begin their annual joint military exercises this week, Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said Sunday.
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USS Constitution reopens after COVID hiatus
Guests on board “Old Ironsides” as well as in the museum must wear face coverings, and the museum will require timed tickets.
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COVID-19 is an ‘ally’ for ISIS in the Philippines, DoD report finds
The strength and influence of extremist groups in the Philippines have remained unchanged, despite U.S. support since 2017, according to a DoD report.
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About one-third of DoD schools are opening remotely. Here’s the list.
About 14 percent of DoDEA students have signed up for a semester of Virtual School.
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Commander: Military accounts for 7% of Hawaii virus cases
The head of the U.S. military’s Indo-Pacific Command has said that service members and their families represent about 7% of the coronavirus cases in Hawaii.
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Air Force Academy begins coronavirus-distanced classes
This week marks the first time the entire cadet wing has taken classes at the academy since most cadets were dismissed mid-March.
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White House agrees to cover all costs for Guard coronavirus missions for three more states
The Guard deployments are expected to last until at least the end of 2020.
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New military coronavirus cases show lowest increase in months
Coronavirus cases are trending downward in the military.
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Here’s what you need to know about the new guidance for troops planning to travel during coronavirus pandemic
Troops and their families will have to complete a risk assessment and, possibly, a quarantine period.
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Veterans unemployment down for third month in a row, but still double pre-pandemic levels
About 700,000 veterans were looking for work in July, an improvement over recent months.
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US, South Korea to begin scaled-down military drills amid virus spike
The United States and South Korea will begin their annual joint military exercises this week, Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said Sunday.
-
USS Constitution reopens after COVID hiatus
Guests on board “Old Ironsides” as well as in the museum must wear face coverings, and the museum will require timed tickets.
-
COVID-19 is an ‘ally’ for ISIS in the Philippines, DoD report finds
The strength and influence of extremist groups in the Philippines have remained unchanged, despite U.S. support since 2017, according to a DoD report.
-
About one-third of DoD schools are opening remotely. Here’s the list.
About 14 percent of DoDEA students have signed up for a semester of Virtual School.
-
Commander: Military accounts for 7% of Hawaii virus cases
The head of the U.S. military’s Indo-Pacific Command has said that service members and their families represent about 7% of the coronavirus cases in Hawaii.
-
Air Force Academy begins coronavirus-distanced classes
This week marks the first time the entire cadet wing has taken classes at the academy since most cadets were dismissed mid-March.
-
White House agrees to cover all costs for Guard coronavirus missions for three more states
The Guard deployments are expected to last until at least the end of 2020.
-
New military coronavirus cases show lowest increase in months
Coronavirus cases are trending downward in the military.
-
Here’s what you need to know about the new guidance for troops planning to travel during coronavirus pandemic
Troops and their families will have to complete a risk assessment and, possibly, a quarantine period.
-
Veterans unemployment down for third month in a row, but still double pre-pandemic levels
About 700,000 veterans were looking for work in July, an improvement over recent months.
-
US, South Korea to begin scaled-down military drills amid virus spike
The United States and South Korea will begin their annual joint military exercises this week, Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said Sunday.
-
USS Constitution reopens after COVID hiatus
Guests on board “Old Ironsides” as well as in the museum must wear face coverings, and the museum will require timed tickets.
-
COVID-19 is an ‘ally’ for ISIS in the Philippines, DoD report finds
The strength and influence of extremist groups in the Philippines have remained unchanged, despite U.S. support since 2017, according to a DoD report.
-
About one-third of DoD schools are opening remotely. Here’s the list.
About 14 percent of DoDEA students have signed up for a semester of Virtual School.
-
Commander: Military accounts for 7% of Hawaii virus cases
The head of the U.S. military’s Indo-Pacific Command has said that service members and their families represent about 7% of the coronavirus cases in Hawaii.
-
Air Force Academy begins coronavirus-distanced classes
This week marks the first time the entire cadet wing has taken classes at the academy since most cadets were dismissed mid-March.
-
White House agrees to cover all costs for Guard coronavirus missions for three more states
The Guard deployments are expected to last until at least the end of 2020.
-
New military coronavirus cases show lowest increase in months
Coronavirus cases are trending downward in the military.
-
Here’s what you need to know about the new guidance for troops planning to travel during coronavirus pandemic
Troops and their families will have to complete a risk assessment and, possibly, a quarantine period.
-
Veterans unemployment down for third month in a row, but still double pre-pandemic levels
About 700,000 veterans were looking for work in July, an improvement over recent months.
