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Veterans Affairs coronavirus cases top 6,000 as vice president touts department progress
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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COVID-19 may increase risk of miscalculation and conflict with traditional adversaries
“To those who wish us harm, make no mistake: even with the challenges that this disease has brought to our shores, the Department of Defense stands ready to meet any threat and defend our nation.”
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Here’s what grieving military families can teach civilians dealing with coronavirus tragedy
The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors is reminding families — both military and civilian — that grief is a normal and acceptable response to hardships.
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20 empty seats: Coronavirus may slow Pentagon’s push to fill vacancies
Of the empty political spots in the Pentagon, 13 have no announced nominee.
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This is the plan to get all service members tested for COVID-19
More testing will role out in phases, with four tiers of priority.
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Training to resume for 3rd Infantry Division soldiers after COVID-19 pause
There are no upcoming deployments for 1st Brigade. Instead, the intention is to ease those soldier back into training, officials said.
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Latest National Guard coronavirus update: Troop count at 41,600
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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President to speak at West Point graduation in June
The event marks President Donald Trump’s first visit to West Point as graduation speaker.
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More than 1,700 Fort Rucker soldiers drug tested before training resumes
Post officials said it was simply a standard measure following a long training pause.
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Expect ‘slight delay’ in promotion selection and pin-on for soldiers
HRC said they’re doing their best to identify soldiers for promotion and release that information as quickly as possible.
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Veterans Affairs coronavirus cases top 6,000 as vice president touts department progress
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.
-
COVID-19 may increase risk of miscalculation and conflict with traditional adversaries
“To those who wish us harm, make no mistake: even with the challenges that this disease has brought to our shores, the Department of Defense stands ready to meet any threat and defend our nation.”
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Here’s what grieving military families can teach civilians dealing with coronavirus tragedy
The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors is reminding families — both military and civilian — that grief is a normal and acceptable response to hardships.
-
20 empty seats: Coronavirus may slow Pentagon’s push to fill vacancies
Of the empty political spots in the Pentagon, 13 have no announced nominee.
-
This is the plan to get all service members tested for COVID-19
More testing will role out in phases, with four tiers of priority.
-
Training to resume for 3rd Infantry Division soldiers after COVID-19 pause
There are no upcoming deployments for 1st Brigade. Instead, the intention is to ease those soldier back into training, officials said.
-
Latest National Guard coronavirus update: Troop count at 41,600
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.
-
President to speak at West Point graduation in June
The event marks President Donald Trump’s first visit to West Point as graduation speaker.
-
More than 1,700 Fort Rucker soldiers drug tested before training resumes
Post officials said it was simply a standard measure following a long training pause.
-
Expect ‘slight delay’ in promotion selection and pin-on for soldiers
HRC said they’re doing their best to identify soldiers for promotion and release that information as quickly as possible.
-
Veterans Affairs coronavirus cases top 6,000 as vice president touts department progress
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.
-
COVID-19 may increase risk of miscalculation and conflict with traditional adversaries
“To those who wish us harm, make no mistake: even with the challenges that this disease has brought to our shores, the Department of Defense stands ready to meet any threat and defend our nation.”
-
Here’s what grieving military families can teach civilians dealing with coronavirus tragedy
The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors is reminding families — both military and civilian — that grief is a normal and acceptable response to hardships.
-
20 empty seats: Coronavirus may slow Pentagon’s push to fill vacancies
Of the empty political spots in the Pentagon, 13 have no announced nominee.
-
This is the plan to get all service members tested for COVID-19
More testing will role out in phases, with four tiers of priority.
-
Training to resume for 3rd Infantry Division soldiers after COVID-19 pause
There are no upcoming deployments for 1st Brigade. Instead, the intention is to ease those soldier back into training, officials said.
-
Latest National Guard coronavirus update: Troop count at 41,600
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.
-
President to speak at West Point graduation in June
The event marks President Donald Trump’s first visit to West Point as graduation speaker.
-
More than 1,700 Fort Rucker soldiers drug tested before training resumes
Post officials said it was simply a standard measure following a long training pause.
-
Expect ‘slight delay’ in promotion selection and pin-on for soldiers
HRC said they’re doing their best to identify soldiers for promotion and release that information as quickly as possible.
