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Air Force Academy employee tests positive for COVID-19, days after service academy upgraded to HPCON Charlie
“There is no indication the individual had any direct or indirect contact with cadets.”
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First service member in Japan tests positive for COVID-19, after returning from US
“Currently, the sailor is in isolation on the installation, and public health professionals have performed contact tracing to identify people who may have been exposed.”
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COVID-19 threat isn’t going to end anytime soon, say Pentagon leaders
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley is confident the U.S. and the military will quash the virus eventually.
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Air Force promotion testing on hold until May amid COVID-19 pandemic
“As a result of some centers not being available for testing due to the COVID-19 outbreak, current WAPS testing is postponed through May 11.”
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Air Force Academy moves to HPCON Charlie amid COVID-19 pandemic as cadets move to online classes
HPCON Charlie means that the risk is substantial and there has been sustained community transmission.
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Air Force delays fitness assessment testing, thanks to COVID-19 pandemic
“While testing is postponed, remember to maintain a healthy, fit lifestyle.”
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Air Force promotion board postponed to prevent spread of COVID-19
“We realize the importance and impact promotion boards have on Airmen’s careers, but for health and safety it’s important we make these prudent adjustments at this time,” Maj. Gen. Andrew Toth said.
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Advocates call on Pentagon to provide more relief funds to military families struggling amid COVID-19 PCS suspension
Military families are in jeopardy of paying double for housing at both duty stations or losing out on thousands of dollars for rental deposits.
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Kirtland airman charged for unlawful importation of firearm after investigators find trove of weapons at his on-base residence
The complaint said Justice previously purchased illegal items from a Chinese vendor “known to sell illegal firearm related items.”
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DoDEA schools on Air Force bases in Japan to temporarily close, employ virtual learning
“I have been so scared about sending my children to school,” an Air Force spouse said.
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Air Force Academy employee tests positive for COVID-19, days after service academy upgraded to HPCON Charlie
“There is no indication the individual had any direct or indirect contact with cadets.”
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First service member in Japan tests positive for COVID-19, after returning from US
“Currently, the sailor is in isolation on the installation, and public health professionals have performed contact tracing to identify people who may have been exposed.”
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COVID-19 threat isn’t going to end anytime soon, say Pentagon leaders
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley is confident the U.S. and the military will quash the virus eventually.
-
Air Force promotion testing on hold until May amid COVID-19 pandemic
“As a result of some centers not being available for testing due to the COVID-19 outbreak, current WAPS testing is postponed through May 11.”
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Air Force Academy moves to HPCON Charlie amid COVID-19 pandemic as cadets move to online classes
HPCON Charlie means that the risk is substantial and there has been sustained community transmission.
-
Air Force delays fitness assessment testing, thanks to COVID-19 pandemic
“While testing is postponed, remember to maintain a healthy, fit lifestyle.”
-
Air Force promotion board postponed to prevent spread of COVID-19
“We realize the importance and impact promotion boards have on Airmen’s careers, but for health and safety it’s important we make these prudent adjustments at this time,” Maj. Gen. Andrew Toth said.
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Advocates call on Pentagon to provide more relief funds to military families struggling amid COVID-19 PCS suspension
Military families are in jeopardy of paying double for housing at both duty stations or losing out on thousands of dollars for rental deposits.
-
Kirtland airman charged for unlawful importation of firearm after investigators find trove of weapons at his on-base residence
The complaint said Justice previously purchased illegal items from a Chinese vendor “known to sell illegal firearm related items.”
-
DoDEA schools on Air Force bases in Japan to temporarily close, employ virtual learning
“I have been so scared about sending my children to school,” an Air Force spouse said.
-
Air Force Academy employee tests positive for COVID-19, days after service academy upgraded to HPCON Charlie
“There is no indication the individual had any direct or indirect contact with cadets.”
-
First service member in Japan tests positive for COVID-19, after returning from US
“Currently, the sailor is in isolation on the installation, and public health professionals have performed contact tracing to identify people who may have been exposed.”
-
COVID-19 threat isn’t going to end anytime soon, say Pentagon leaders
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley is confident the U.S. and the military will quash the virus eventually.
-
Air Force promotion testing on hold until May amid COVID-19 pandemic
“As a result of some centers not being available for testing due to the COVID-19 outbreak, current WAPS testing is postponed through May 11.”
-
Air Force Academy moves to HPCON Charlie amid COVID-19 pandemic as cadets move to online classes
HPCON Charlie means that the risk is substantial and there has been sustained community transmission.
-
Air Force delays fitness assessment testing, thanks to COVID-19 pandemic
“While testing is postponed, remember to maintain a healthy, fit lifestyle.”
-
Air Force promotion board postponed to prevent spread of COVID-19
“We realize the importance and impact promotion boards have on Airmen’s careers, but for health and safety it’s important we make these prudent adjustments at this time,” Maj. Gen. Andrew Toth said.
-
Advocates call on Pentagon to provide more relief funds to military families struggling amid COVID-19 PCS suspension
Military families are in jeopardy of paying double for housing at both duty stations or losing out on thousands of dollars for rental deposits.
-
Kirtland airman charged for unlawful importation of firearm after investigators find trove of weapons at his on-base residence
The complaint said Justice previously purchased illegal items from a Chinese vendor “known to sell illegal firearm related items.”
-
DoDEA schools on Air Force bases in Japan to temporarily close, employ virtual learning
“I have been so scared about sending my children to school,” an Air Force spouse said.
