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Marine rotation to Australia ‘on hold’ over COVID-19 concerns
“Both Australia and the United States remain committed to the deployment but a decision of this magnitude will take time.”
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CENTCOM sailor first COVID-19 case at MacDill AFB, home of the global war on violent extremists
An active sailor assigned to one of the several dozen commands at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida, is currently undergoing evaluation and treatment following a positive novel coronavirus test.
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Air Force promotion board postponed to prevent spread of COVID-19
“We realize the importance and impact promotion boards have on Airmen’s careers, but for health and safety it’s important we make these prudent adjustments at this time,” Maj. Gen. Andrew Toth said.
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Marine at Arizona base tested positive for COVID-19 as large-scale ‘mission-essential’ exercise continues
Yuma has roughly 104,000 residents with nearly 20 percent of the population over the age of 60 — a sizable population vulnerable to the COVID-19 virus.
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VA suspends funeral honors, large gatherings at cemeteries due to coronavirus
Starting Monday, all burial services at VA cemeteries will be limited to 10 people.
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Navy, Air Force chaplains must end in-person worship like Army did, advocacy group says
Navy and Air Force policies are in contrast to the Army, which closed all chapels in the United States and Europe.
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Recruit processing stations still packed as Pentagon urges social distancing
Social distancing is the guidance, but at cramped MEPS stations, it’s not always possible.
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Pentagon declares defense contractors ‘critical infrastructure,’ must continue work
Defense contractors need to keep working, despite the viral outbreak, the department says.
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Advocates call on Pentagon to provide more relief funds to military families struggling amid COVID-19 PCS suspension
Military families are in jeopardy of paying double for housing at both duty stations or losing out on thousands of dollars for rental deposits.
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Airman, Air Force contractor who have worked in the Pentagon test positive for coronavirus
The airman is assigned to the Defense Health Agency in Falls Church, Virginia, according to the release, but last visited the Pentagon on March 16 for less than an hour. The contractor was last in the building on March 2.
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Marine rotation to Australia ‘on hold’ over COVID-19 concerns
“Both Australia and the United States remain committed to the deployment but a decision of this magnitude will take time.”
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CENTCOM sailor first COVID-19 case at MacDill AFB, home of the global war on violent extremists
An active sailor assigned to one of the several dozen commands at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida, is currently undergoing evaluation and treatment following a positive novel coronavirus test.
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Air Force promotion board postponed to prevent spread of COVID-19
“We realize the importance and impact promotion boards have on Airmen’s careers, but for health and safety it’s important we make these prudent adjustments at this time,” Maj. Gen. Andrew Toth said.
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Marine at Arizona base tested positive for COVID-19 as large-scale ‘mission-essential’ exercise continues
Yuma has roughly 104,000 residents with nearly 20 percent of the population over the age of 60 — a sizable population vulnerable to the COVID-19 virus.
-
VA suspends funeral honors, large gatherings at cemeteries due to coronavirus
Starting Monday, all burial services at VA cemeteries will be limited to 10 people.
-
Navy, Air Force chaplains must end in-person worship like Army did, advocacy group says
Navy and Air Force policies are in contrast to the Army, which closed all chapels in the United States and Europe.
-
Recruit processing stations still packed as Pentagon urges social distancing
Social distancing is the guidance, but at cramped MEPS stations, it’s not always possible.
-
Pentagon declares defense contractors ‘critical infrastructure,’ must continue work
Defense contractors need to keep working, despite the viral outbreak, the department says.
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Advocates call on Pentagon to provide more relief funds to military families struggling amid COVID-19 PCS suspension
Military families are in jeopardy of paying double for housing at both duty stations or losing out on thousands of dollars for rental deposits.
-
Airman, Air Force contractor who have worked in the Pentagon test positive for coronavirus
The airman is assigned to the Defense Health Agency in Falls Church, Virginia, according to the release, but last visited the Pentagon on March 16 for less than an hour. The contractor was last in the building on March 2.
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Marine rotation to Australia ‘on hold’ over COVID-19 concerns
“Both Australia and the United States remain committed to the deployment but a decision of this magnitude will take time.”
-
CENTCOM sailor first COVID-19 case at MacDill AFB, home of the global war on violent extremists
An active sailor assigned to one of the several dozen commands at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida, is currently undergoing evaluation and treatment following a positive novel coronavirus test.
-
Air Force promotion board postponed to prevent spread of COVID-19
“We realize the importance and impact promotion boards have on Airmen’s careers, but for health and safety it’s important we make these prudent adjustments at this time,” Maj. Gen. Andrew Toth said.
-
Marine at Arizona base tested positive for COVID-19 as large-scale ‘mission-essential’ exercise continues
Yuma has roughly 104,000 residents with nearly 20 percent of the population over the age of 60 — a sizable population vulnerable to the COVID-19 virus.
-
VA suspends funeral honors, large gatherings at cemeteries due to coronavirus
Starting Monday, all burial services at VA cemeteries will be limited to 10 people.
-
Navy, Air Force chaplains must end in-person worship like Army did, advocacy group says
Navy and Air Force policies are in contrast to the Army, which closed all chapels in the United States and Europe.
-
Recruit processing stations still packed as Pentagon urges social distancing
Social distancing is the guidance, but at cramped MEPS stations, it’s not always possible.
-
Pentagon declares defense contractors ‘critical infrastructure,’ must continue work
Defense contractors need to keep working, despite the viral outbreak, the department says.
-
Advocates call on Pentagon to provide more relief funds to military families struggling amid COVID-19 PCS suspension
Military families are in jeopardy of paying double for housing at both duty stations or losing out on thousands of dollars for rental deposits.
-
Airman, Air Force contractor who have worked in the Pentagon test positive for coronavirus
The airman is assigned to the Defense Health Agency in Falls Church, Virginia, according to the release, but last visited the Pentagon on March 16 for less than an hour. The contractor was last in the building on March 2.
