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VA dismisses concerns about Oregon facility’s coronavirus dance party, cases rise to over 7,000
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
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Senators blast Esper’s ‘dysfunctional decision-making’ on coronavirus
Esper has “often prioritized readiness at the expense of the health of servicemembers and their families,” the senators wrote.
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Some Marines stuck in Norway return home as new rotation anticipated in late spring
“In accordance with Department of Defense health and travel guidelines, their return to the United States had originally been delayed in order to safeguard the health of local Norwegian and US communities, as well as our Marines and Sailors.”
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Military chaplains pivot to serve soldiers in virus outbreak
Military chaplains get creative to make connections while pandemic forces people apart.
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Navy cancels E-4 advancement exams for active-duty and FTS sailors
Approximately 20,000 sailors currently holding the rank of E-3 were scheduled to take the exam.
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Latest National Guard COVID-19 update: 44,500 troops mobilized with 83 percent on Title 32 orders
Every state, three territories and Washington D.C. have activated Army and Air National Guard personnel to assist in efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19.
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Destroyer Kidd nears 50 coronavirus cases as more than half the crew awaits testing
Approximately 55 percent of the destroyer Kidd’s crew is awaiting testing.
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More than 4,000 troops have been diagnosed with COVID-19
A second outbreak on a Navy ship has prompted more tests of asymptomatic troops.
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IRS sets new May 5 deadline to get info from veterans who missed coronavirus checks
The new announcement concerns disabled veterans with dependents who have not filed tax returns in recent years.
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As coronavirus cases rise, VA leaders blame supply shortages on FEMA
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
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VA dismisses concerns about Oregon facility’s coronavirus dance party, cases rise to over 7,000
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
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Senators blast Esper’s ‘dysfunctional decision-making’ on coronavirus
Esper has “often prioritized readiness at the expense of the health of servicemembers and their families,” the senators wrote.
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Some Marines stuck in Norway return home as new rotation anticipated in late spring
“In accordance with Department of Defense health and travel guidelines, their return to the United States had originally been delayed in order to safeguard the health of local Norwegian and US communities, as well as our Marines and Sailors.”
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Military chaplains pivot to serve soldiers in virus outbreak
Military chaplains get creative to make connections while pandemic forces people apart.
-
Navy cancels E-4 advancement exams for active-duty and FTS sailors
Approximately 20,000 sailors currently holding the rank of E-3 were scheduled to take the exam.
-
Latest National Guard COVID-19 update: 44,500 troops mobilized with 83 percent on Title 32 orders
Every state, three territories and Washington D.C. have activated Army and Air National Guard personnel to assist in efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19.
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Destroyer Kidd nears 50 coronavirus cases as more than half the crew awaits testing
Approximately 55 percent of the destroyer Kidd’s crew is awaiting testing.
-
More than 4,000 troops have been diagnosed with COVID-19
A second outbreak on a Navy ship has prompted more tests of asymptomatic troops.
-
IRS sets new May 5 deadline to get info from veterans who missed coronavirus checks
The new announcement concerns disabled veterans with dependents who have not filed tax returns in recent years.
-
As coronavirus cases rise, VA leaders blame supply shortages on FEMA
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
-
VA dismisses concerns about Oregon facility’s coronavirus dance party, cases rise to over 7,000
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
-
Senators blast Esper’s ‘dysfunctional decision-making’ on coronavirus
Esper has “often prioritized readiness at the expense of the health of servicemembers and their families,” the senators wrote.
-
Some Marines stuck in Norway return home as new rotation anticipated in late spring
“In accordance with Department of Defense health and travel guidelines, their return to the United States had originally been delayed in order to safeguard the health of local Norwegian and US communities, as well as our Marines and Sailors.”
-
Military chaplains pivot to serve soldiers in virus outbreak
Military chaplains get creative to make connections while pandemic forces people apart.
-
Navy cancels E-4 advancement exams for active-duty and FTS sailors
Approximately 20,000 sailors currently holding the rank of E-3 were scheduled to take the exam.
-
Latest National Guard COVID-19 update: 44,500 troops mobilized with 83 percent on Title 32 orders
Every state, three territories and Washington D.C. have activated Army and Air National Guard personnel to assist in efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19.
-
Destroyer Kidd nears 50 coronavirus cases as more than half the crew awaits testing
Approximately 55 percent of the destroyer Kidd’s crew is awaiting testing.
-
More than 4,000 troops have been diagnosed with COVID-19
A second outbreak on a Navy ship has prompted more tests of asymptomatic troops.
-
IRS sets new May 5 deadline to get info from veterans who missed coronavirus checks
The new announcement concerns disabled veterans with dependents who have not filed tax returns in recent years.
-
As coronavirus cases rise, VA leaders blame supply shortages on FEMA
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
