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Public health emergency declared for US troops stationed across Djibouti base cluster
Camp Lemonnier is the largest U.S. installation in Africa, which houses roughly 3,000 American troops. There are roughly 6,000 U.S. troops across the AFRICOM area of responsibility.
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Navy Blue Angels, Air Force Thunderbirds slated to conduct flyovers as a thank-you to COVID-19 responders
“Operation America Strong was the idea of our great military men and women — the Thunderbirds and the Blue Angels crews who wanted to show support to the American medical workers.”
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Latest National Guard COVID-19 update: Troop count at 43,300 with about 80 percent on Title 32 orders
Every state, three territories and Washington D.C. have activated Army and Air National Guard personnel to assist in efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19.
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Pentagon’s stop movement order extension a hardship for some PCS’ing families
Most service members will have to wait until at least July to PCS now.
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Service members honor veteran who died of COVID-19 at the Javits Center field hospital
At least 60 people gathered to bid farewell to a veteran who died at the Javits Center field hospital in New York.
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As COVID testing increases, military reports a jump in virus cases among troops
The Defense Department has begun testing asymptomatic service members for COVID-19.
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Veterans Affairs coronavirus cases top 6,000 as vice president touts department progress
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
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COVID-19 may increase risk of miscalculation and conflict with traditional adversaries
“To those who wish us harm, make no mistake: even with the challenges that this disease has brought to our shores, the Department of Defense stands ready to meet any threat and defend our nation.”
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Here’s what grieving military families can teach civilians dealing with coronavirus tragedy
The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors is reminding families — both military and civilian — that grief is a normal and acceptable response to hardships.
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The ‘new abnormal:’ How the Air Force plans to operate in a world with COVID-19
“Until we have a vaccine, we are going to be living with this virus,” Goldfein said.
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Public health emergency declared for US troops stationed across Djibouti base cluster
Camp Lemonnier is the largest U.S. installation in Africa, which houses roughly 3,000 American troops. There are roughly 6,000 U.S. troops across the AFRICOM area of responsibility.
-
Navy Blue Angels, Air Force Thunderbirds slated to conduct flyovers as a thank-you to COVID-19 responders
“Operation America Strong was the idea of our great military men and women — the Thunderbirds and the Blue Angels crews who wanted to show support to the American medical workers.”
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Latest National Guard COVID-19 update: Troop count at 43,300 with about 80 percent on Title 32 orders
Every state, three territories and Washington D.C. have activated Army and Air National Guard personnel to assist in efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19.
-
Pentagon’s stop movement order extension a hardship for some PCS’ing families
Most service members will have to wait until at least July to PCS now.
-
Service members honor veteran who died of COVID-19 at the Javits Center field hospital
At least 60 people gathered to bid farewell to a veteran who died at the Javits Center field hospital in New York.
-
As COVID testing increases, military reports a jump in virus cases among troops
The Defense Department has begun testing asymptomatic service members for COVID-19.
-
Veterans Affairs coronavirus cases top 6,000 as vice president touts department progress
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
-
COVID-19 may increase risk of miscalculation and conflict with traditional adversaries
“To those who wish us harm, make no mistake: even with the challenges that this disease has brought to our shores, the Department of Defense stands ready to meet any threat and defend our nation.”
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Here’s what grieving military families can teach civilians dealing with coronavirus tragedy
The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors is reminding families — both military and civilian — that grief is a normal and acceptable response to hardships.
-
The ‘new abnormal:’ How the Air Force plans to operate in a world with COVID-19
“Until we have a vaccine, we are going to be living with this virus,” Goldfein said.
-
Public health emergency declared for US troops stationed across Djibouti base cluster
Camp Lemonnier is the largest U.S. installation in Africa, which houses roughly 3,000 American troops. There are roughly 6,000 U.S. troops across the AFRICOM area of responsibility.
-
Navy Blue Angels, Air Force Thunderbirds slated to conduct flyovers as a thank-you to COVID-19 responders
“Operation America Strong was the idea of our great military men and women — the Thunderbirds and the Blue Angels crews who wanted to show support to the American medical workers.”
-
Latest National Guard COVID-19 update: Troop count at 43,300 with about 80 percent on Title 32 orders
Every state, three territories and Washington D.C. have activated Army and Air National Guard personnel to assist in efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19.
-
Pentagon’s stop movement order extension a hardship for some PCS’ing families
Most service members will have to wait until at least July to PCS now.
-
Service members honor veteran who died of COVID-19 at the Javits Center field hospital
At least 60 people gathered to bid farewell to a veteran who died at the Javits Center field hospital in New York.
-
As COVID testing increases, military reports a jump in virus cases among troops
The Defense Department has begun testing asymptomatic service members for COVID-19.
-
Veterans Affairs coronavirus cases top 6,000 as vice president touts department progress
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
-
COVID-19 may increase risk of miscalculation and conflict with traditional adversaries
“To those who wish us harm, make no mistake: even with the challenges that this disease has brought to our shores, the Department of Defense stands ready to meet any threat and defend our nation.”
-
Here’s what grieving military families can teach civilians dealing with coronavirus tragedy
The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors is reminding families — both military and civilian — that grief is a normal and acceptable response to hardships.
-
The ‘new abnormal:’ How the Air Force plans to operate in a world with COVID-19
“Until we have a vaccine, we are going to be living with this virus,” Goldfein said.
