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How to protect sensitive military information in the age of COVID-19 teleworking
On Monday, officials at the U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command in Maryland issued guidelines for how personnel should protect information.
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Pentagon shuts down numerous entrances, Armed Forces Retirement Homes to turn away visitors
The AFRH changes are effective immediately.
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Commentary: VA is responding to the coronavirus outbreak
VA Secretary Robert Wilkie says they’ve already administered more than 800 tests, and we’re ready for thousands more, if necessary.
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Better have a fresh haircut Marines, the barbershops across the Corps are still running
There’s not a lot of entertainment left across Marine bases as a result of the virus, but be sure to grab that barbershop ticket and wait in line for your haircut cause fears of COVID-19 excuses are unlikely to appease your unit first sergeant.
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Second staffer at key New York VA hospital contracts coronavirus
Cases of the fast-spreading virus have spiked in New York City in recent days.
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No blanket social distancing policy in the military, SECDEF says
With so many military missions taking place in cramped quarters, the defense secretary is not mandating 6-foot distances.
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Coronavirus threat prompts VA request for doctors, nurses to come out of retirement
Department officials say they’ll provide waiver to make it easier for retired medical professionals to help with the virus response effort.
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Pentagon loosens cash flow for industry, more measures likely coming
Industry will be getting more cash up front to help combat the impacts of the coronavirus.
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First Hawaii-based Marine tests positive for COVID-19
As of Sunday, Hawaii says there are 56 confirmed or presumptive cases of COVID-19. Hawaii Gov. David Ige has ordered, effective March 26, that anyone entering Hawaii undergo a 14-day self-quarantine, according to the Hawaii Department of Health.
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How to protect sensitive military information in the age of COVID-19 teleworking
On Monday, officials at the U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command in Maryland issued guidelines for how personnel should protect information.
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This Too Shall Pass….
Three truths about dealing with COVID-19 to consider moving forward.
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Pentagon shuts down numerous entrances, Armed Forces Retirement Homes to turn away visitors
The AFRH changes are effective immediately.
-
Commentary: VA is responding to the coronavirus outbreak
VA Secretary Robert Wilkie says they’ve already administered more than 800 tests, and we’re ready for thousands more, if necessary.
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Better have a fresh haircut Marines, the barbershops across the Corps are still running
There’s not a lot of entertainment left across Marine bases as a result of the virus, but be sure to grab that barbershop ticket and wait in line for your haircut cause fears of COVID-19 excuses are unlikely to appease your unit first sergeant.
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Second staffer at key New York VA hospital contracts coronavirus
Cases of the fast-spreading virus have spiked in New York City in recent days.
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No blanket social distancing policy in the military, SECDEF says
With so many military missions taking place in cramped quarters, the defense secretary is not mandating 6-foot distances.
-
Coronavirus threat prompts VA request for doctors, nurses to come out of retirement
Department officials say they’ll provide waiver to make it easier for retired medical professionals to help with the virus response effort.
-
Pentagon loosens cash flow for industry, more measures likely coming
Industry will be getting more cash up front to help combat the impacts of the coronavirus.
-
First Hawaii-based Marine tests positive for COVID-19
As of Sunday, Hawaii says there are 56 confirmed or presumptive cases of COVID-19. Hawaii Gov. David Ige has ordered, effective March 26, that anyone entering Hawaii undergo a 14-day self-quarantine, according to the Hawaii Department of Health.
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How to protect sensitive military information in the age of COVID-19 teleworking
On Monday, officials at the U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command in Maryland issued guidelines for how personnel should protect information.
-
This Too Shall Pass….
Three truths about dealing with COVID-19 to consider moving forward.
-
Pentagon shuts down numerous entrances, Armed Forces Retirement Homes to turn away visitors
The AFRH changes are effective immediately.
-
Commentary: VA is responding to the coronavirus outbreak
VA Secretary Robert Wilkie says they’ve already administered more than 800 tests, and we’re ready for thousands more, if necessary.
-
Better have a fresh haircut Marines, the barbershops across the Corps are still running
There’s not a lot of entertainment left across Marine bases as a result of the virus, but be sure to grab that barbershop ticket and wait in line for your haircut cause fears of COVID-19 excuses are unlikely to appease your unit first sergeant.
-
Second staffer at key New York VA hospital contracts coronavirus
Cases of the fast-spreading virus have spiked in New York City in recent days.
-
No blanket social distancing policy in the military, SECDEF says
With so many military missions taking place in cramped quarters, the defense secretary is not mandating 6-foot distances.
-
Coronavirus threat prompts VA request for doctors, nurses to come out of retirement
Department officials say they’ll provide waiver to make it easier for retired medical professionals to help with the virus response effort.
-
Pentagon loosens cash flow for industry, more measures likely coming
Industry will be getting more cash up front to help combat the impacts of the coronavirus.
-
First Hawaii-based Marine tests positive for COVID-19
As of Sunday, Hawaii says there are 56 confirmed or presumptive cases of COVID-19. Hawaii Gov. David Ige has ordered, effective March 26, that anyone entering Hawaii undergo a 14-day self-quarantine, according to the Hawaii Department of Health.
