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The Military Health System is uniquely suited to handle the COVID-19 crisis
Military medicine is providing assistance in unprecedented ways.
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All 1st Marine Division units will train at their home station, no more Twentynine Palms trips for now
“As we navigate the COVID-19 health crisis, we must strike a balance between maintaining our operational readiness and implementing the necessary health precautions to preserve our combat power and protect our communities.”
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Marine rotation to Australia delayed over COVID-19 concerns
The Pentagon recently ordered a 60-day stop-movement order that will impact exercises, deployments and permanent change-of-station moves. In all, nearly 90,000 troops will be impacted by the order.
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Dispatch from Rome: More advice from a retired SF officer locked down in COVID-19 ravaged Italy
My wife and I, already three weeks into self-isolation, remain in Rome under government-mandated pandemic protocols.
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Parris Island halts arrival of new recruits over COVID-19 concerns
Parris Island said in a news release that in the future incoming recruits will enter a 14-day “staging period” where they will undergo a medical screening and be provided classes before stepping on the yellow footprints — the beginning step to becoming a Marine.
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Here are all the known VA COVID-19 cases in the U.S.: More than 1,300 cases nationwide and a 42 percent one-day rise in deaths
The number of veteran cases and fatalities has risen steadily since mid-March.
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The number of troops hospitalized for COVID-19 doubled over the weekend
COVID-19 cases in the military continue to rise.
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Watch the USNS Comfort arrive in New York for coronavirus response efforts
The hospital ship will provide medical relief assistance to overwhelmed New York medical centers.
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Student veterans worry coronavirus outbreak will hurt graduation goals
A new survey from Student Veterans of America shows significant concerns from members about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on their studies.
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U.S. Army Garrison Daegu killing it on social media via the #KillTheVirus COVID-19 awareness campaign
Not only were several U.S. military posts in South Korea among the first to test troops for coronavirus, but in an effort to #KillTheVirus, U.S. Forces Korea social media accounts have been killing it.
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The Military Health System is uniquely suited to handle the COVID-19 crisis
Military medicine is providing assistance in unprecedented ways.
-
All 1st Marine Division units will train at their home station, no more Twentynine Palms trips for now
“As we navigate the COVID-19 health crisis, we must strike a balance between maintaining our operational readiness and implementing the necessary health precautions to preserve our combat power and protect our communities.”
-
Marine rotation to Australia delayed over COVID-19 concerns
The Pentagon recently ordered a 60-day stop-movement order that will impact exercises, deployments and permanent change-of-station moves. In all, nearly 90,000 troops will be impacted by the order.
-
Dispatch from Rome: More advice from a retired SF officer locked down in COVID-19 ravaged Italy
My wife and I, already three weeks into self-isolation, remain in Rome under government-mandated pandemic protocols.
-
Parris Island halts arrival of new recruits over COVID-19 concerns
Parris Island said in a news release that in the future incoming recruits will enter a 14-day “staging period” where they will undergo a medical screening and be provided classes before stepping on the yellow footprints — the beginning step to becoming a Marine.
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Here are all the known VA COVID-19 cases in the U.S.: More than 1,300 cases nationwide and a 42 percent one-day rise in deaths
The number of veteran cases and fatalities has risen steadily since mid-March.
-
The number of troops hospitalized for COVID-19 doubled over the weekend
COVID-19 cases in the military continue to rise.
-
Watch the USNS Comfort arrive in New York for coronavirus response efforts
The hospital ship will provide medical relief assistance to overwhelmed New York medical centers.
-
Student veterans worry coronavirus outbreak will hurt graduation goals
A new survey from Student Veterans of America shows significant concerns from members about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on their studies.
-
U.S. Army Garrison Daegu killing it on social media via the #KillTheVirus COVID-19 awareness campaign
Not only were several U.S. military posts in South Korea among the first to test troops for coronavirus, but in an effort to #KillTheVirus, U.S. Forces Korea social media accounts have been killing it.
-
The Military Health System is uniquely suited to handle the COVID-19 crisis
Military medicine is providing assistance in unprecedented ways.
-
All 1st Marine Division units will train at their home station, no more Twentynine Palms trips for now
“As we navigate the COVID-19 health crisis, we must strike a balance between maintaining our operational readiness and implementing the necessary health precautions to preserve our combat power and protect our communities.”
-
Marine rotation to Australia delayed over COVID-19 concerns
The Pentagon recently ordered a 60-day stop-movement order that will impact exercises, deployments and permanent change-of-station moves. In all, nearly 90,000 troops will be impacted by the order.
-
Dispatch from Rome: More advice from a retired SF officer locked down in COVID-19 ravaged Italy
My wife and I, already three weeks into self-isolation, remain in Rome under government-mandated pandemic protocols.
-
Parris Island halts arrival of new recruits over COVID-19 concerns
Parris Island said in a news release that in the future incoming recruits will enter a 14-day “staging period” where they will undergo a medical screening and be provided classes before stepping on the yellow footprints — the beginning step to becoming a Marine.
-
Here are all the known VA COVID-19 cases in the U.S.: More than 1,300 cases nationwide and a 42 percent one-day rise in deaths
The number of veteran cases and fatalities has risen steadily since mid-March.
-
The number of troops hospitalized for COVID-19 doubled over the weekend
COVID-19 cases in the military continue to rise.
-
Watch the USNS Comfort arrive in New York for coronavirus response efforts
The hospital ship will provide medical relief assistance to overwhelmed New York medical centers.
-
Student veterans worry coronavirus outbreak will hurt graduation goals
A new survey from Student Veterans of America shows significant concerns from members about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on their studies.
-
U.S. Army Garrison Daegu killing it on social media via the #KillTheVirus COVID-19 awareness campaign
Not only were several U.S. military posts in South Korea among the first to test troops for coronavirus, but in an effort to #KillTheVirus, U.S. Forces Korea social media accounts have been killing it.
