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VA patient deaths rise, active coronavirus cases fall as department eyes return to normal operations
More than 1,000 VA patients have died from the virus since early March.
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Ohio governor calls on National Guard to help nursing homes
Ohio National Guard units will be going to nursing homes this week to test for the coronavirus as the death toll continues to climb at a fast pace among long-term care residents, Gov. Mike DeWine said Tuesday.
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Women veterans advocates worry coronavirus crisis will overshadow other needed fixes
New improvements must be implemented alongside other needs reforms, they warn.
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Pentagon memo contradicts Esper’s year-end coronavirus vaccine goal, per report
Leading U.S. health officials have been warning of a post-summer COVID-19 resurgence.
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Thousands defer plans to leave the military during crisis
Across the military, uncertainty about future jobs or college opportunities is driving more service members to re-enlist or at least postpone their scheduled departures.
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Why are so few military families seeking COVID-related financial help from these relief societies?
Military relief societies are approving virtually all requests for COVID-related financial assistance, but in some cases, there just aren’t many requests.
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COVID-driven boot camp test at Keesler graduates first class
The Air Force is now studying the results to figure out if it wants to continue training new airmen at alternate locations.
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Some VA hospitals reopening today for non-coronavirus care amid pandemic downturn
Twenty medical centers will serve as lead sites for broader efforts to reopen the entire VA system.
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First coronavirus death in three weeks, DoD reports
An eighth contractor died of complications over the weekend.
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Army 4-star will co-lead Manhattan Project-style effort to create and distribute COVID-19 vaccine
The other co-lead called the vaccine timeline “credible” but noted that it will be “challenging.”
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VA patient deaths rise, active coronavirus cases fall as department eyes return to normal operations
More than 1,000 VA patients have died from the virus since early March.
-
Ohio governor calls on National Guard to help nursing homes
Ohio National Guard units will be going to nursing homes this week to test for the coronavirus as the death toll continues to climb at a fast pace among long-term care residents, Gov. Mike DeWine said Tuesday.
-
Women veterans advocates worry coronavirus crisis will overshadow other needed fixes
New improvements must be implemented alongside other needs reforms, they warn.
-
Pentagon memo contradicts Esper’s year-end coronavirus vaccine goal, per report
Leading U.S. health officials have been warning of a post-summer COVID-19 resurgence.
-
Thousands defer plans to leave the military during crisis
Across the military, uncertainty about future jobs or college opportunities is driving more service members to re-enlist or at least postpone their scheduled departures.
-
Why are so few military families seeking COVID-related financial help from these relief societies?
Military relief societies are approving virtually all requests for COVID-related financial assistance, but in some cases, there just aren’t many requests.
-
COVID-driven boot camp test at Keesler graduates first class
The Air Force is now studying the results to figure out if it wants to continue training new airmen at alternate locations.
-
Some VA hospitals reopening today for non-coronavirus care amid pandemic downturn
Twenty medical centers will serve as lead sites for broader efforts to reopen the entire VA system.
-
First coronavirus death in three weeks, DoD reports
An eighth contractor died of complications over the weekend.
-
Army 4-star will co-lead Manhattan Project-style effort to create and distribute COVID-19 vaccine
The other co-lead called the vaccine timeline “credible” but noted that it will be “challenging.”
-
VA patient deaths rise, active coronavirus cases fall as department eyes return to normal operations
More than 1,000 VA patients have died from the virus since early March.
-
Ohio governor calls on National Guard to help nursing homes
Ohio National Guard units will be going to nursing homes this week to test for the coronavirus as the death toll continues to climb at a fast pace among long-term care residents, Gov. Mike DeWine said Tuesday.
-
Women veterans advocates worry coronavirus crisis will overshadow other needed fixes
New improvements must be implemented alongside other needs reforms, they warn.
-
Pentagon memo contradicts Esper’s year-end coronavirus vaccine goal, per report
Leading U.S. health officials have been warning of a post-summer COVID-19 resurgence.
-
Thousands defer plans to leave the military during crisis
Across the military, uncertainty about future jobs or college opportunities is driving more service members to re-enlist or at least postpone their scheduled departures.
-
Why are so few military families seeking COVID-related financial help from these relief societies?
Military relief societies are approving virtually all requests for COVID-related financial assistance, but in some cases, there just aren’t many requests.
-
COVID-driven boot camp test at Keesler graduates first class
The Air Force is now studying the results to figure out if it wants to continue training new airmen at alternate locations.
-
Some VA hospitals reopening today for non-coronavirus care amid pandemic downturn
Twenty medical centers will serve as lead sites for broader efforts to reopen the entire VA system.
-
First coronavirus death in three weeks, DoD reports
An eighth contractor died of complications over the weekend.
-
Army 4-star will co-lead Manhattan Project-style effort to create and distribute COVID-19 vaccine
The other co-lead called the vaccine timeline “credible” but noted that it will be “challenging.”
