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VA cemeteries will open to the public on Memorial Day, but wreath-laying ceremonies will be closed
VA is also offering virtual memorials for families of deceased veterans as an alternative way to commemorate their lives.
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Defender Europe-linked exercise gets green-light in Poland
Exercise Allied Spirit will involve about 4,000 U.S. soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division Headquarters and the 3rd Infantry Division, as well as 2,000 Polish soldiers.
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Tricare eliminates patients’ fees for telehealth in midst of coronavirus, and adds another option
Families will have better access to health care during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Coronavirus paves way for changes to SERE training
Besides adding a distance learning element, the Air Force has changed the order of SERE training so the resistance portion comes earlier.
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Army cancels ROTC Cadet Summer Camp over coronavirus concerns
The Army cancels more training over COVID-19 concerns.
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Veterans Affairs leaders receive 500,000 protective masks from South Korea to counter coronavirus shortages
The donation is tied to the 70th anniversary of the Korean War.
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VA coronavirus deaths up 6 percent, active cases down 6 percent overnight
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
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VA, veterans groups brace for surge in mental health needs
The VA kicked off a “Now is the Time” campaign aimed at alerting veterans and their families to the mental health resources that are available to them.
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Army hospital centers in New York head home as COVID-19 missions wane
“We transferred the last patients from Javits and were mission complete on May 1,” said an Army North official.
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Marine Corps nature is healing, the gyms are opening again
Some major Marine installations from Lejeune, Pendleton to Quantico are opening up their gyms.
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VA cemeteries will open to the public on Memorial Day, but wreath-laying ceremonies will be closed
VA is also offering virtual memorials for families of deceased veterans as an alternative way to commemorate their lives.
-
Defender Europe-linked exercise gets green-light in Poland
Exercise Allied Spirit will involve about 4,000 U.S. soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division Headquarters and the 3rd Infantry Division, as well as 2,000 Polish soldiers.
-
Tricare eliminates patients’ fees for telehealth in midst of coronavirus, and adds another option
Families will have better access to health care during the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Coronavirus paves way for changes to SERE training
Besides adding a distance learning element, the Air Force has changed the order of SERE training so the resistance portion comes earlier.
-
Army cancels ROTC Cadet Summer Camp over coronavirus concerns
The Army cancels more training over COVID-19 concerns.
-
Veterans Affairs leaders receive 500,000 protective masks from South Korea to counter coronavirus shortages
The donation is tied to the 70th anniversary of the Korean War.
-
VA coronavirus deaths up 6 percent, active cases down 6 percent overnight
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
-
VA, veterans groups brace for surge in mental health needs
The VA kicked off a “Now is the Time” campaign aimed at alerting veterans and their families to the mental health resources that are available to them.
-
Army hospital centers in New York head home as COVID-19 missions wane
“We transferred the last patients from Javits and were mission complete on May 1,” said an Army North official.
-
Marine Corps nature is healing, the gyms are opening again
Some major Marine installations from Lejeune, Pendleton to Quantico are opening up their gyms.
-
VA cemeteries will open to the public on Memorial Day, but wreath-laying ceremonies will be closed
VA is also offering virtual memorials for families of deceased veterans as an alternative way to commemorate their lives.
-
Defender Europe-linked exercise gets green-light in Poland
Exercise Allied Spirit will involve about 4,000 U.S. soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division Headquarters and the 3rd Infantry Division, as well as 2,000 Polish soldiers.
-
Tricare eliminates patients’ fees for telehealth in midst of coronavirus, and adds another option
Families will have better access to health care during the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Coronavirus paves way for changes to SERE training
Besides adding a distance learning element, the Air Force has changed the order of SERE training so the resistance portion comes earlier.
-
Army cancels ROTC Cadet Summer Camp over coronavirus concerns
The Army cancels more training over COVID-19 concerns.
-
Veterans Affairs leaders receive 500,000 protective masks from South Korea to counter coronavirus shortages
The donation is tied to the 70th anniversary of the Korean War.
-
VA coronavirus deaths up 6 percent, active cases down 6 percent overnight
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
-
VA, veterans groups brace for surge in mental health needs
The VA kicked off a “Now is the Time” campaign aimed at alerting veterans and their families to the mental health resources that are available to them.
-
Army hospital centers in New York head home as COVID-19 missions wane
“We transferred the last patients from Javits and were mission complete on May 1,” said an Army North official.
-
Marine Corps nature is healing, the gyms are opening again
Some major Marine installations from Lejeune, Pendleton to Quantico are opening up their gyms.
