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Tens of thousands of veteran caregivers now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine through VA
Infirm veterans had been on the priority list for vaccinations, but their caregivers were not due to bureaucratic issues.
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The Pentagon won’t say how many COVID-19 vaccines it’s given to troops
DoD has administered about of a third of the vaccines it has on-hand.
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Veterans unemployment shows improvement amid negative reports on U.S. job market
The unemployment rate among all American veterans was 5.3 percent in December.
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A Fort Lee instructor is the 15th service member, 2nd active-duty soldier, to die from COVID-19
A 38-year-old solider died Jan. 2 of complications.
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Women veterans, students would see expanded services and benefits under new law
The sweeping veterans policy measure was passed in mid-December but wasn’t signed into law until Tuesday.
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VA’s coronavirus deaths have now surpassed totals from Iraq, Afghanistan wars
More than 6,700 Veterans Affairs patients have died from virus complications in the last 10 months.
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Report documents poor virus response in Pennsylvania veterans home
State data shows at least 42 residents of the 292-bed Southeastern Veterans’ Center have died of the virus, the most among the six state-run veterans’ homes.
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VA ends 2020 with more than 6,500 coronavirus deaths and 150,000 infections
The total veteran deaths equate to roughly 22 a day since the start of the pandemic, making coronavirus more deadly than the roughly 17 veterans a day lost to suicide.
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Latest fight over defense bill may push final passage into 2021
The annual defense authorization bill has hit yet another procedural roadblock, this time over an unrelated fight over stimulus checks related to the ongoing pandemic.
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COVID-19 vaccinations begin for US troops in South Korea
The United States Forces Korea says in a statement it started inoculating military and civilian health-care workers, first responders and the USFK command team with the Moderna vaccine on Tuesday.
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Tens of thousands of veteran caregivers now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine through VA
Infirm veterans had been on the priority list for vaccinations, but their caregivers were not due to bureaucratic issues.
-
The Pentagon won’t say how many COVID-19 vaccines it’s given to troops
DoD has administered about of a third of the vaccines it has on-hand.
-
Veterans unemployment shows improvement amid negative reports on U.S. job market
The unemployment rate among all American veterans was 5.3 percent in December.
-
A Fort Lee instructor is the 15th service member, 2nd active-duty soldier, to die from COVID-19
A 38-year-old solider died Jan. 2 of complications.
-
Women veterans, students would see expanded services and benefits under new law
The sweeping veterans policy measure was passed in mid-December but wasn’t signed into law until Tuesday.
-
VA’s coronavirus deaths have now surpassed totals from Iraq, Afghanistan wars
More than 6,700 Veterans Affairs patients have died from virus complications in the last 10 months.
-
Report documents poor virus response in Pennsylvania veterans home
State data shows at least 42 residents of the 292-bed Southeastern Veterans’ Center have died of the virus, the most among the six state-run veterans’ homes.
-
VA ends 2020 with more than 6,500 coronavirus deaths and 150,000 infections
The total veteran deaths equate to roughly 22 a day since the start of the pandemic, making coronavirus more deadly than the roughly 17 veterans a day lost to suicide.
-
Latest fight over defense bill may push final passage into 2021
The annual defense authorization bill has hit yet another procedural roadblock, this time over an unrelated fight over stimulus checks related to the ongoing pandemic.
-
COVID-19 vaccinations begin for US troops in South Korea
The United States Forces Korea says in a statement it started inoculating military and civilian health-care workers, first responders and the USFK command team with the Moderna vaccine on Tuesday.
-
Tens of thousands of veteran caregivers now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine through VA
Infirm veterans had been on the priority list for vaccinations, but their caregivers were not due to bureaucratic issues.
-
The Pentagon won’t say how many COVID-19 vaccines it’s given to troops
DoD has administered about of a third of the vaccines it has on-hand.
-
Veterans unemployment shows improvement amid negative reports on U.S. job market
The unemployment rate among all American veterans was 5.3 percent in December.
-
A Fort Lee instructor is the 15th service member, 2nd active-duty soldier, to die from COVID-19
A 38-year-old solider died Jan. 2 of complications.
-
Women veterans, students would see expanded services and benefits under new law
The sweeping veterans policy measure was passed in mid-December but wasn’t signed into law until Tuesday.
-
VA’s coronavirus deaths have now surpassed totals from Iraq, Afghanistan wars
More than 6,700 Veterans Affairs patients have died from virus complications in the last 10 months.
-
Report documents poor virus response in Pennsylvania veterans home
State data shows at least 42 residents of the 292-bed Southeastern Veterans’ Center have died of the virus, the most among the six state-run veterans’ homes.
-
VA ends 2020 with more than 6,500 coronavirus deaths and 150,000 infections
The total veteran deaths equate to roughly 22 a day since the start of the pandemic, making coronavirus more deadly than the roughly 17 veterans a day lost to suicide.
-
Latest fight over defense bill may push final passage into 2021
The annual defense authorization bill has hit yet another procedural roadblock, this time over an unrelated fight over stimulus checks related to the ongoing pandemic.
-
COVID-19 vaccinations begin for US troops in South Korea
The United States Forces Korea says in a statement it started inoculating military and civilian health-care workers, first responders and the USFK command team with the Moderna vaccine on Tuesday.
