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Navy SEAL recruits resume training while social distancing
Navy SEAL recruits and their instructors are being tested for the coronavirus as the candidates in one of the military’s most grueling programs return to training with new social distancing guidelines, a top official said Tuesday.
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VA coronavirus deaths skyrocket as department revises its records
Almost 800 veterans connected to VA have died from the illness.
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Fired Theodore Roosevelt commander Brett Crozier reassigned to San Diego
Capt. Brett Crozier arrived at Naval Air Forces Monday night, officials confirmed.
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Pentagon working on guidance for garrison commanders in states lifting coronavirus stay-at-home orders
With some states easing restrictions on local businesses and outdoor gathering spots, military installations will have to balance safety of forces with civilian moves.
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Military families need more telehealth options during coronavirus pandemic, senators say
Medical consults by telephone could be helpful to military families during the pandemic.
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COVID-19 hospitalization rate 50 times higher in the military than in overall US
A hundred service members have been hospitalized so far.
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Carrier Theodore Roosevelt prepares to go back to sea after coronavirus outbreak
More than 4,000 crew members went ashore last month. While more than 2,000 are back on board, at least 1,000 are still testing positive for the virus and remain on land.
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The Citadel is staging poolees for observation due to COVID-19 before shipping to boot camp
“The ability to conduct staging of poolees in hard structure berthing with rooms for 2-4 personnel, as well as on-site laundry, infirmary, and mess facilities, led MCRD Parris Island to a temporary partnership with The Citadel.”
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Two employees test positive for COVID-19 at Armed Forces Retirement Home campuses
The average age of residents is 83, so most are considered vulnerable to the coronavirus.
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Senator pushes for hazard pay for guardsmen, active-duty troops on coronavirus response deployments
Sen. Joni Ernst, an Iowa National Guard veteran, is pushing for the move to recognize troops’ risky work.
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Navy SEAL recruits resume training while social distancing
Navy SEAL recruits and their instructors are being tested for the coronavirus as the candidates in one of the military’s most grueling programs return to training with new social distancing guidelines, a top official said Tuesday.
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VA coronavirus deaths skyrocket as department revises its records
Almost 800 veterans connected to VA have died from the illness.
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Fired Theodore Roosevelt commander Brett Crozier reassigned to San Diego
Capt. Brett Crozier arrived at Naval Air Forces Monday night, officials confirmed.
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Pentagon working on guidance for garrison commanders in states lifting coronavirus stay-at-home orders
With some states easing restrictions on local businesses and outdoor gathering spots, military installations will have to balance safety of forces with civilian moves.
-
Military families need more telehealth options during coronavirus pandemic, senators say
Medical consults by telephone could be helpful to military families during the pandemic.
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COVID-19 hospitalization rate 50 times higher in the military than in overall US
A hundred service members have been hospitalized so far.
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Carrier Theodore Roosevelt prepares to go back to sea after coronavirus outbreak
More than 4,000 crew members went ashore last month. While more than 2,000 are back on board, at least 1,000 are still testing positive for the virus and remain on land.
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The Citadel is staging poolees for observation due to COVID-19 before shipping to boot camp
“The ability to conduct staging of poolees in hard structure berthing with rooms for 2-4 personnel, as well as on-site laundry, infirmary, and mess facilities, led MCRD Parris Island to a temporary partnership with The Citadel.”
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Two employees test positive for COVID-19 at Armed Forces Retirement Home campuses
The average age of residents is 83, so most are considered vulnerable to the coronavirus.
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Senator pushes for hazard pay for guardsmen, active-duty troops on coronavirus response deployments
Sen. Joni Ernst, an Iowa National Guard veteran, is pushing for the move to recognize troops’ risky work.
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Navy SEAL recruits resume training while social distancing
Navy SEAL recruits and their instructors are being tested for the coronavirus as the candidates in one of the military’s most grueling programs return to training with new social distancing guidelines, a top official said Tuesday.
-
VA coronavirus deaths skyrocket as department revises its records
Almost 800 veterans connected to VA have died from the illness.
-
Fired Theodore Roosevelt commander Brett Crozier reassigned to San Diego
Capt. Brett Crozier arrived at Naval Air Forces Monday night, officials confirmed.
-
Pentagon working on guidance for garrison commanders in states lifting coronavirus stay-at-home orders
With some states easing restrictions on local businesses and outdoor gathering spots, military installations will have to balance safety of forces with civilian moves.
-
Military families need more telehealth options during coronavirus pandemic, senators say
Medical consults by telephone could be helpful to military families during the pandemic.
-
COVID-19 hospitalization rate 50 times higher in the military than in overall US
A hundred service members have been hospitalized so far.
-
Carrier Theodore Roosevelt prepares to go back to sea after coronavirus outbreak
More than 4,000 crew members went ashore last month. While more than 2,000 are back on board, at least 1,000 are still testing positive for the virus and remain on land.
-
The Citadel is staging poolees for observation due to COVID-19 before shipping to boot camp
“The ability to conduct staging of poolees in hard structure berthing with rooms for 2-4 personnel, as well as on-site laundry, infirmary, and mess facilities, led MCRD Parris Island to a temporary partnership with The Citadel.”
-
Two employees test positive for COVID-19 at Armed Forces Retirement Home campuses
The average age of residents is 83, so most are considered vulnerable to the coronavirus.
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Senator pushes for hazard pay for guardsmen, active-duty troops on coronavirus response deployments
Sen. Joni Ernst, an Iowa National Guard veteran, is pushing for the move to recognize troops’ risky work.
