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450-person Navy medical unit told to prepare to deploy to Texas and New Orleans to aid in COVID-19 pandemic efforts
There are worries that New Orleans is becoming the next epicenter of COVID-19 as hospitals in Louisiana become overwhelmed.
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Soldiers’ premature twins medically evacuated out of South Korea now receiving treatment at Walter Reed
The twins, Parker and Laine, were born 10 weeks early.
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U.S. military may be hunkering down for COVID-19, but shooting war continues in Ukraine
Thanks to travel bans imposed by the Pentagon, Defender 2020 has been greatly scaled back. So are most other U.S. training exercises on the continent and around the globe. But all is not quiet in Europe.
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Advice from a retired SF officer locked down in COVID-19 ravaged Italy.
Nothing that I have experienced in either my U.S. military or United Nations careers is comparable.
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VA to accept non-veteran patients in New York to help with coronavirus response
The move is the first activation of the department’s fourth mission to backstop community health care needs in an emergency.
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Thank them for their service
As COVID-19 has made us all more aware, the military has neither a monopoly on service or sacrifice.
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COVID-19 screening uncertainty looms over USNS Comfort as Trump bids sailors ‘bon voyage’
“We also know how dangerous of a breeding ground a ship can be for a highly contagious pathogen.”
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Sending my spouse to fight COVID-19 feels like sending him into combat
Next week, as the coronavirus pandemic is expected to reach its peak in the U.S., my husband will go back into the hospital. I wonder if he’ll be any safer there than he was in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Navy sailing into ‘choppy waters’ after virus strikes carrier, retired admiral warns
The retired admiral and former ship commander who rose to become NATO’s top commander in Europe warned of the months ahead.
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After Trump’s order, DoD reviewing how many Guard, Reserve troops to bring back for COVID-19 fight
Details on who will be recalled and when were not immediately released by the White House.
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450-person Navy medical unit told to prepare to deploy to Texas and New Orleans to aid in COVID-19 pandemic efforts
There are worries that New Orleans is becoming the next epicenter of COVID-19 as hospitals in Louisiana become overwhelmed.
-
Soldiers’ premature twins medically evacuated out of South Korea now receiving treatment at Walter Reed
The twins, Parker and Laine, were born 10 weeks early.
-
U.S. military may be hunkering down for COVID-19, but shooting war continues in Ukraine
Thanks to travel bans imposed by the Pentagon, Defender 2020 has been greatly scaled back. So are most other U.S. training exercises on the continent and around the globe. But all is not quiet in Europe.
-
Advice from a retired SF officer locked down in COVID-19 ravaged Italy.
Nothing that I have experienced in either my U.S. military or United Nations careers is comparable.
-
VA to accept non-veteran patients in New York to help with coronavirus response
The move is the first activation of the department’s fourth mission to backstop community health care needs in an emergency.
-
Thank them for their service
As COVID-19 has made us all more aware, the military has neither a monopoly on service or sacrifice.
-
COVID-19 screening uncertainty looms over USNS Comfort as Trump bids sailors ‘bon voyage’
“We also know how dangerous of a breeding ground a ship can be for a highly contagious pathogen.”
-
Sending my spouse to fight COVID-19 feels like sending him into combat
Next week, as the coronavirus pandemic is expected to reach its peak in the U.S., my husband will go back into the hospital. I wonder if he’ll be any safer there than he was in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-
Navy sailing into ‘choppy waters’ after virus strikes carrier, retired admiral warns
The retired admiral and former ship commander who rose to become NATO’s top commander in Europe warned of the months ahead.
-
After Trump’s order, DoD reviewing how many Guard, Reserve troops to bring back for COVID-19 fight
Details on who will be recalled and when were not immediately released by the White House.
-
450-person Navy medical unit told to prepare to deploy to Texas and New Orleans to aid in COVID-19 pandemic efforts
There are worries that New Orleans is becoming the next epicenter of COVID-19 as hospitals in Louisiana become overwhelmed.
-
Soldiers’ premature twins medically evacuated out of South Korea now receiving treatment at Walter Reed
The twins, Parker and Laine, were born 10 weeks early.
-
U.S. military may be hunkering down for COVID-19, but shooting war continues in Ukraine
Thanks to travel bans imposed by the Pentagon, Defender 2020 has been greatly scaled back. So are most other U.S. training exercises on the continent and around the globe. But all is not quiet in Europe.
-
Advice from a retired SF officer locked down in COVID-19 ravaged Italy.
Nothing that I have experienced in either my U.S. military or United Nations careers is comparable.
-
VA to accept non-veteran patients in New York to help with coronavirus response
The move is the first activation of the department’s fourth mission to backstop community health care needs in an emergency.
-
Thank them for their service
As COVID-19 has made us all more aware, the military has neither a monopoly on service or sacrifice.
-
COVID-19 screening uncertainty looms over USNS Comfort as Trump bids sailors ‘bon voyage’
“We also know how dangerous of a breeding ground a ship can be for a highly contagious pathogen.”
-
Sending my spouse to fight COVID-19 feels like sending him into combat
Next week, as the coronavirus pandemic is expected to reach its peak in the U.S., my husband will go back into the hospital. I wonder if he’ll be any safer there than he was in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-
Navy sailing into ‘choppy waters’ after virus strikes carrier, retired admiral warns
The retired admiral and former ship commander who rose to become NATO’s top commander in Europe warned of the months ahead.
-
After Trump’s order, DoD reviewing how many Guard, Reserve troops to bring back for COVID-19 fight
Details on who will be recalled and when were not immediately released by the White House.
