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Veterans Affairs tops 3,000 patient deaths from coronavirus
About 1,000 of the fatality announcements have come in the last 40 days.
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Natural disasters, a pandemic, and unrest. The National Guard remains busy
64,000 National Guardsmen are currently activated for domestic and overseas missions. The problems they’re responding to show no signs of letting up soon.
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7th US service member has died from COVID-19
In total, the Pentagon has reported nearly 38,500 COVID-19 cases among military personnel.
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August was the deadliest month so far for VA coronavirus patients, records show
More than 800 new patient deaths connected to coronavirus were reported last month.
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At military academies, COVID-19 is the enemy to be defeated
Under the siege of the coronavirus pandemic, classes have begun at the Naval Academy, the Air Force Academy and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
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COVID-19 exacerbates job woes for veterans, military spouses
The unemployment rate for veterans was 2.9% when 2019 came to a close. Now, as the COVID-19 pandemic upends the U.S. economy, that figure has more than tripled, leaving nearly 800,000 veterans searching for work.
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Troops on Guam are weathering their second COVID-19 lockdown
As cases have spiked, ground zero for the military’s coronavirus response is sheltering-in-place once again.
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Social distancing at sea, during the world’s largest naval exercise
Defense Secretary Mark Esper visited the amphibious assault ship Essex on Wednesday, part of a much scaled-down Rim of the Pacific exercise.
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Pearl Harbor ceremony to mark end of World War II will be limited to local veterans
A Pearl Harbor ceremony marking the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II — possibly the last opportunity for many aging U.S. veterans to commemorate the day — will be limited to survivors of the war living in Hawaii because of coronavirus concerns
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Veterans Affairs has now reported more than 50,000 coronavirus cases
The milestone comes amid a decrease in active virus cases among patients but an increase in deaths linked to the illness.
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Veterans Affairs tops 3,000 patient deaths from coronavirus
About 1,000 of the fatality announcements have come in the last 40 days.
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Natural disasters, a pandemic, and unrest. The National Guard remains busy
64,000 National Guardsmen are currently activated for domestic and overseas missions. The problems they’re responding to show no signs of letting up soon.
-
7th US service member has died from COVID-19
In total, the Pentagon has reported nearly 38,500 COVID-19 cases among military personnel.
-
August was the deadliest month so far for VA coronavirus patients, records show
More than 800 new patient deaths connected to coronavirus were reported last month.
-
At military academies, COVID-19 is the enemy to be defeated
Under the siege of the coronavirus pandemic, classes have begun at the Naval Academy, the Air Force Academy and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
-
COVID-19 exacerbates job woes for veterans, military spouses
The unemployment rate for veterans was 2.9% when 2019 came to a close. Now, as the COVID-19 pandemic upends the U.S. economy, that figure has more than tripled, leaving nearly 800,000 veterans searching for work.
-
Troops on Guam are weathering their second COVID-19 lockdown
As cases have spiked, ground zero for the military’s coronavirus response is sheltering-in-place once again.
-
Social distancing at sea, during the world’s largest naval exercise
Defense Secretary Mark Esper visited the amphibious assault ship Essex on Wednesday, part of a much scaled-down Rim of the Pacific exercise.
-
Pearl Harbor ceremony to mark end of World War II will be limited to local veterans
A Pearl Harbor ceremony marking the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II — possibly the last opportunity for many aging U.S. veterans to commemorate the day — will be limited to survivors of the war living in Hawaii because of coronavirus concerns
-
Veterans Affairs has now reported more than 50,000 coronavirus cases
The milestone comes amid a decrease in active virus cases among patients but an increase in deaths linked to the illness.
-
Veterans Affairs tops 3,000 patient deaths from coronavirus
About 1,000 of the fatality announcements have come in the last 40 days.
-
Natural disasters, a pandemic, and unrest. The National Guard remains busy
64,000 National Guardsmen are currently activated for domestic and overseas missions. The problems they’re responding to show no signs of letting up soon.
-
7th US service member has died from COVID-19
In total, the Pentagon has reported nearly 38,500 COVID-19 cases among military personnel.
-
August was the deadliest month so far for VA coronavirus patients, records show
More than 800 new patient deaths connected to coronavirus were reported last month.
-
At military academies, COVID-19 is the enemy to be defeated
Under the siege of the coronavirus pandemic, classes have begun at the Naval Academy, the Air Force Academy and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
-
COVID-19 exacerbates job woes for veterans, military spouses
The unemployment rate for veterans was 2.9% when 2019 came to a close. Now, as the COVID-19 pandemic upends the U.S. economy, that figure has more than tripled, leaving nearly 800,000 veterans searching for work.
-
Troops on Guam are weathering their second COVID-19 lockdown
As cases have spiked, ground zero for the military’s coronavirus response is sheltering-in-place once again.
-
Social distancing at sea, during the world’s largest naval exercise
Defense Secretary Mark Esper visited the amphibious assault ship Essex on Wednesday, part of a much scaled-down Rim of the Pacific exercise.
-
Pearl Harbor ceremony to mark end of World War II will be limited to local veterans
A Pearl Harbor ceremony marking the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II — possibly the last opportunity for many aging U.S. veterans to commemorate the day — will be limited to survivors of the war living in Hawaii because of coronavirus concerns
-
Veterans Affairs has now reported more than 50,000 coronavirus cases
The milestone comes amid a decrease in active virus cases among patients but an increase in deaths linked to the illness.
