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Sudden halt on military moves due to coronavirus could cripple industry, officials warn
Firms in remote areas who rely on military business could shut down before the defense travel orders are lifted.
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Second VA patient dies from coronavirus; department preparing deployment of 3,000 medical staff and additional mobile medical units
The unidentified patient was receiving treatment at White River Junction VA Medical Center in Vermont.
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GI Bill benefits to continue despite college coronavirus closings after emergency fix rushes through Congress
The shift to online-only classes jeopardized monthly housing stipends for tens of thousands of student veterans.
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Thousands of Marines are in Arizona for exercise despite DoD travel ban
Lt. Adara Story, a spokeswoman for Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron One, told Marine Corps Times in an emailed statement that the training had been deemed “mission essential training” by Gen. David Berger, the commandant of the Marine Corps, “and will continue as planned.”
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VA eyes $16 billion-plus in emergency funds to help with coronavirus response
The money would be part of an upcoming emergency spending package being discussed by Congress.
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Emergency fix for GI Bill payouts at colleges shuttered by coronavirus advances, but final passage uncertain
House lawmakers aren’t sure when the measure could get a vote in their chamber.
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How will the new military travel ban affect you? Ask your chain of command
Local leaders will have broad discretion to decide where and when troops can travel.
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Biden, Sanders say military could play a role in coronavirus response
Both Democratic presidential front runners said service members could play a key role in public health response.
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DoD bans all domestic travel for personnel and families amid coronavirus crisis
The restrictions will be in effect until May and will limit troops to local leave only.
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VA insists it can handle coronavirus pandemic
Lawmakers want more details on the department’s virus response and whether more money will be needed.
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Sudden halt on military moves due to coronavirus could cripple industry, officials warn
Firms in remote areas who rely on military business could shut down before the defense travel orders are lifted.
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Second VA patient dies from coronavirus; department preparing deployment of 3,000 medical staff and additional mobile medical units
The unidentified patient was receiving treatment at White River Junction VA Medical Center in Vermont.
-
GI Bill benefits to continue despite college coronavirus closings after emergency fix rushes through Congress
The shift to online-only classes jeopardized monthly housing stipends for tens of thousands of student veterans.
-
Thousands of Marines are in Arizona for exercise despite DoD travel ban
Lt. Adara Story, a spokeswoman for Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron One, told Marine Corps Times in an emailed statement that the training had been deemed “mission essential training” by Gen. David Berger, the commandant of the Marine Corps, “and will continue as planned.”
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VA eyes $16 billion-plus in emergency funds to help with coronavirus response
The money would be part of an upcoming emergency spending package being discussed by Congress.
-
Emergency fix for GI Bill payouts at colleges shuttered by coronavirus advances, but final passage uncertain
House lawmakers aren’t sure when the measure could get a vote in their chamber.
-
How will the new military travel ban affect you? Ask your chain of command
Local leaders will have broad discretion to decide where and when troops can travel.
-
Biden, Sanders say military could play a role in coronavirus response
Both Democratic presidential front runners said service members could play a key role in public health response.
-
DoD bans all domestic travel for personnel and families amid coronavirus crisis
The restrictions will be in effect until May and will limit troops to local leave only.
-
VA insists it can handle coronavirus pandemic
Lawmakers want more details on the department’s virus response and whether more money will be needed.
-
Sudden halt on military moves due to coronavirus could cripple industry, officials warn
Firms in remote areas who rely on military business could shut down before the defense travel orders are lifted.
-
Second VA patient dies from coronavirus; department preparing deployment of 3,000 medical staff and additional mobile medical units
The unidentified patient was receiving treatment at White River Junction VA Medical Center in Vermont.
-
GI Bill benefits to continue despite college coronavirus closings after emergency fix rushes through Congress
The shift to online-only classes jeopardized monthly housing stipends for tens of thousands of student veterans.
-
Thousands of Marines are in Arizona for exercise despite DoD travel ban
Lt. Adara Story, a spokeswoman for Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron One, told Marine Corps Times in an emailed statement that the training had been deemed “mission essential training” by Gen. David Berger, the commandant of the Marine Corps, “and will continue as planned.”
-
VA eyes $16 billion-plus in emergency funds to help with coronavirus response
The money would be part of an upcoming emergency spending package being discussed by Congress.
-
Emergency fix for GI Bill payouts at colleges shuttered by coronavirus advances, but final passage uncertain
House lawmakers aren’t sure when the measure could get a vote in their chamber.
-
How will the new military travel ban affect you? Ask your chain of command
Local leaders will have broad discretion to decide where and when troops can travel.
-
Biden, Sanders say military could play a role in coronavirus response
Both Democratic presidential front runners said service members could play a key role in public health response.
-
DoD bans all domestic travel for personnel and families amid coronavirus crisis
The restrictions will be in effect until May and will limit troops to local leave only.
-
VA insists it can handle coronavirus pandemic
Lawmakers want more details on the department’s virus response and whether more money will be needed.
