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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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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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The Army Corps of Engineers has two or three weeks to get thousands of new hospital beds up and running
New York City will have about 2900 new hospital beds by Monday morning, according to the head of the Army Corps of Engineers.
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Fort Belvoir’s coronavirus-induced youth curfew goes into effect tonight
Fort Belvoir Garrison Commander Col. Michael Greenberg has instituted a temporary curfew for Fort Belvoir minors.
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VA leaders warn of workforce shortages, lengthy pandemic as coronavirus cases rise
Department officials in an emergency planning document said medical centers should be prepared for waves of illnesses over the next 18 months.
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$2 trillion emergency coronavirus response advances through Congress with billions for DOD, VA
President Donald Trump is expected to sign the measure into law quickly.
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Amid a global pandemic, the Space Force is still working to get off the ground
The coronavirus pandemic is holding up some ceremonial moves, but things are still on schedule.
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The rise of military cases slowed somewhat, but a second DOD-affiliated coronavirus patient died
More than 300 service members have tested positive for COVID-19, while 10 percent have recovered.
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Oversight on military housing problems still lax, report says
More work is needed to address concerns that military families have about housing conditions.
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Here’s the Pentagon’s all-inclusive guide to working through the coronavirus pandemic
The Defense Department has issued comprehensive guidance for troops affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
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VA Secretary pledges public coronavirus response won’t compromise focus on veterans
In an interview with Military Times, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie said veterans won't lose out on care if the department is called up to provide assistance to civilian health care systems.
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