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COVID-19 positive Marine assigned to president’s helicopter squadron ‘quarantined and recovering’
The squadron, based in Quantico, Virginia, operates “Marine One” and tasked with transporting the president when traveling short distances.
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2 ‘isolated clusters’ are the source of COVID-19 outbreak on Okinawa, Japan, Marines say
A total of 225 Marines in Okinawa, Japan, have tested positive on the two Marine Corps bases since the July Fourth weekend.
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More than 2,000 Veterans Affairs patients have now died from coronavirus
About 17 patients a day have died from the fast-spreading illness over the last four months.
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Military health officials pivoted to help attack COVID-19
Whether it’s an early pivot to COVID-19 vaccine research, or innovations in ways to share their information on effective treatments, DoD has been involved on a number of fronts.
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It is ‘probable’ that Corps birthday balls will be limited by COVID-19, top enlisted Marine says
No specific restrictions relating to the ball have yet been issued by the Marine Corps.
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More military bases increase health protections due to virus
The U.S. military has increased health protection requirements in at least 21 bases in recent weeks, particularly across Texas and Florida, as the COVID-19 rate continues to spike among service members, more than doubling in the last month.
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Navy Reserve surgeon back from month of COVID-19 work in New York
The Navy mobilized her April 3 and days later she was in New York getting briefed on what was then an indefinite deployment.
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As coronavirus lingers, all 4,000 cadets to return to Air Force Academy
About 400 healthy cadets will stay in hotels away from the academy to free up quarantine and isolation space.
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Dozens of sailors arrive in Texas to support COVID-19 response
Approximately 70 Navy personnel join the ranks of about 580 troops supporting COVID-19 relief efforts in Texas.
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VA coronavirus cases top 6,000 over the weekend, but hospitalizations remain low
Nearly 1,900 VA patients have died from the illness since the start of March.
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COVID-19 positive Marine assigned to president’s helicopter squadron ‘quarantined and recovering’
The squadron, based in Quantico, Virginia, operates “Marine One” and tasked with transporting the president when traveling short distances.
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2 ‘isolated clusters’ are the source of COVID-19 outbreak on Okinawa, Japan, Marines say
A total of 225 Marines in Okinawa, Japan, have tested positive on the two Marine Corps bases since the July Fourth weekend.
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More than 2,000 Veterans Affairs patients have now died from coronavirus
About 17 patients a day have died from the fast-spreading illness over the last four months.
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Military health officials pivoted to help attack COVID-19
Whether it’s an early pivot to COVID-19 vaccine research, or innovations in ways to share their information on effective treatments, DoD has been involved on a number of fronts.
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It is ‘probable’ that Corps birthday balls will be limited by COVID-19, top enlisted Marine says
No specific restrictions relating to the ball have yet been issued by the Marine Corps.
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More military bases increase health protections due to virus
The U.S. military has increased health protection requirements in at least 21 bases in recent weeks, particularly across Texas and Florida, as the COVID-19 rate continues to spike among service members, more than doubling in the last month.
-
Navy Reserve surgeon back from month of COVID-19 work in New York
The Navy mobilized her April 3 and days later she was in New York getting briefed on what was then an indefinite deployment.
-
As coronavirus lingers, all 4,000 cadets to return to Air Force Academy
About 400 healthy cadets will stay in hotels away from the academy to free up quarantine and isolation space.
-
Dozens of sailors arrive in Texas to support COVID-19 response
Approximately 70 Navy personnel join the ranks of about 580 troops supporting COVID-19 relief efforts in Texas.
-
VA coronavirus cases top 6,000 over the weekend, but hospitalizations remain low
Nearly 1,900 VA patients have died from the illness since the start of March.
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COVID-19 positive Marine assigned to president’s helicopter squadron ‘quarantined and recovering’
The squadron, based in Quantico, Virginia, operates “Marine One” and tasked with transporting the president when traveling short distances.
-
2 ‘isolated clusters’ are the source of COVID-19 outbreak on Okinawa, Japan, Marines say
A total of 225 Marines in Okinawa, Japan, have tested positive on the two Marine Corps bases since the July Fourth weekend.
-
More than 2,000 Veterans Affairs patients have now died from coronavirus
About 17 patients a day have died from the fast-spreading illness over the last four months.
-
Military health officials pivoted to help attack COVID-19
Whether it’s an early pivot to COVID-19 vaccine research, or innovations in ways to share their information on effective treatments, DoD has been involved on a number of fronts.
-
It is ‘probable’ that Corps birthday balls will be limited by COVID-19, top enlisted Marine says
No specific restrictions relating to the ball have yet been issued by the Marine Corps.
-
More military bases increase health protections due to virus
The U.S. military has increased health protection requirements in at least 21 bases in recent weeks, particularly across Texas and Florida, as the COVID-19 rate continues to spike among service members, more than doubling in the last month.
-
Navy Reserve surgeon back from month of COVID-19 work in New York
The Navy mobilized her April 3 and days later she was in New York getting briefed on what was then an indefinite deployment.
-
As coronavirus lingers, all 4,000 cadets to return to Air Force Academy
About 400 healthy cadets will stay in hotels away from the academy to free up quarantine and isolation space.
-
Dozens of sailors arrive in Texas to support COVID-19 response
Approximately 70 Navy personnel join the ranks of about 580 troops supporting COVID-19 relief efforts in Texas.
-
VA coronavirus cases top 6,000 over the weekend, but hospitalizations remain low
Nearly 1,900 VA patients have died from the illness since the start of March.
