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Air Force selects 13,864 for promotion to staff sergeant after coronavirus slowed testing
The announcement comes about one month later than normal after testing was put on hold this spring due to the pandemic.
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Coronavirus complicates efforts to help homeless veterans
Federal figures on veterans homelessness are due out soon, but they won’t reflect the impact of coronavirus on the problem.
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COVID-19 and suicide prevention: Parallel public health strategies for veterans and service members
COVID-19 is exacerbating the suicide crisis, say the authors of this commentary.
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DoD school officials identify first DoDEA employee to die from COVID-19
Described as “beloved” by parents, teachers, co-workers, she is the only DoDEA employee to die from COVID.
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Union wants DoDEA schools to move to remote learning, citing death of Fort Knox DoD school counselor from COVID
It’s believed to be the only COVID death among DoDEA staff.
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US Army general meets with German officials over outbreak at military-run resort
The general commanding American troops in Bavaria met Wednesday with local officials in the Alpine town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen to reassure them of the U.S. military’s commitment to preventing the spread of COVID-19, after an outbreak at a troop hotel sickened dozens.
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Air Force extends COVID-driven fitness test suspension to January; waist measurements nixed
The future of the abdominal circumference component of the fitness test is also being studied, the Air Force said.
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3 more COVID cases linked to American’s bar crawl in Bavaria, shutdown of resort catering to US military personnel
Authorities in southern Germany have recorded three more COVID-19 infections in people who frequented bars visited by a 26-year-old American woman suspected of flouting quarantine rules in the Alpine resort of Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
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VA’s active coronavirus cases decline, but deaths continue to mount
Nearly 3,200 VA patients have died from coronavirus complications in the last six months.
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Active-duty accessions dropped by 7,000 after COVID hit — and closed schools could make next year even harder
Recruiters will be able to find enough qualified recruits if the pandemic drags on through 2021, the head of Air Force Recruiting Service said — but it’s going to be tough.
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Air Force selects 13,864 for promotion to staff sergeant after coronavirus slowed testing
The announcement comes about one month later than normal after testing was put on hold this spring due to the pandemic.
-
Coronavirus complicates efforts to help homeless veterans
Federal figures on veterans homelessness are due out soon, but they won’t reflect the impact of coronavirus on the problem.
-
COVID-19 and suicide prevention: Parallel public health strategies for veterans and service members
COVID-19 is exacerbating the suicide crisis, say the authors of this commentary.
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DoD school officials identify first DoDEA employee to die from COVID-19
Described as “beloved” by parents, teachers, co-workers, she is the only DoDEA employee to die from COVID.
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Union wants DoDEA schools to move to remote learning, citing death of Fort Knox DoD school counselor from COVID
It’s believed to be the only COVID death among DoDEA staff.
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US Army general meets with German officials over outbreak at military-run resort
The general commanding American troops in Bavaria met Wednesday with local officials in the Alpine town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen to reassure them of the U.S. military’s commitment to preventing the spread of COVID-19, after an outbreak at a troop hotel sickened dozens.
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Air Force extends COVID-driven fitness test suspension to January; waist measurements nixed
The future of the abdominal circumference component of the fitness test is also being studied, the Air Force said.
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3 more COVID cases linked to American’s bar crawl in Bavaria, shutdown of resort catering to US military personnel
Authorities in southern Germany have recorded three more COVID-19 infections in people who frequented bars visited by a 26-year-old American woman suspected of flouting quarantine rules in the Alpine resort of Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
-
VA’s active coronavirus cases decline, but deaths continue to mount
Nearly 3,200 VA patients have died from coronavirus complications in the last six months.
-
Active-duty accessions dropped by 7,000 after COVID hit — and closed schools could make next year even harder
Recruiters will be able to find enough qualified recruits if the pandemic drags on through 2021, the head of Air Force Recruiting Service said — but it’s going to be tough.
-
Air Force selects 13,864 for promotion to staff sergeant after coronavirus slowed testing
The announcement comes about one month later than normal after testing was put on hold this spring due to the pandemic.
-
Coronavirus complicates efforts to help homeless veterans
Federal figures on veterans homelessness are due out soon, but they won’t reflect the impact of coronavirus on the problem.
-
COVID-19 and suicide prevention: Parallel public health strategies for veterans and service members
COVID-19 is exacerbating the suicide crisis, say the authors of this commentary.
-
DoD school officials identify first DoDEA employee to die from COVID-19
Described as “beloved” by parents, teachers, co-workers, she is the only DoDEA employee to die from COVID.
-
Union wants DoDEA schools to move to remote learning, citing death of Fort Knox DoD school counselor from COVID
It’s believed to be the only COVID death among DoDEA staff.
-
US Army general meets with German officials over outbreak at military-run resort
The general commanding American troops in Bavaria met Wednesday with local officials in the Alpine town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen to reassure them of the U.S. military’s commitment to preventing the spread of COVID-19, after an outbreak at a troop hotel sickened dozens.
-
Air Force extends COVID-driven fitness test suspension to January; waist measurements nixed
The future of the abdominal circumference component of the fitness test is also being studied, the Air Force said.
-
3 more COVID cases linked to American’s bar crawl in Bavaria, shutdown of resort catering to US military personnel
Authorities in southern Germany have recorded three more COVID-19 infections in people who frequented bars visited by a 26-year-old American woman suspected of flouting quarantine rules in the Alpine resort of Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
-
VA’s active coronavirus cases decline, but deaths continue to mount
Nearly 3,200 VA patients have died from coronavirus complications in the last six months.
-
Active-duty accessions dropped by 7,000 after COVID hit — and closed schools could make next year even harder
Recruiters will be able to find enough qualified recruits if the pandemic drags on through 2021, the head of Air Force Recruiting Service said — but it’s going to be tough.
