-
Fort Bragg soldiers make masks to fight coronavirus pandemic
It’s become a competition for the soldiers of 647th Quartermaster Company to see who can crank out the most face masks during a shift to protect against the coronavirus.
-
DoD travel ban amid coronavirus pandemic extended to June 30
The decisions will be reviewed every 15 days and could even result in the travel ban being lifted earlier. But they could also be extended beyond June 30 as well.
-
Medal of Honor recipient Bennie Adkins has died of coronavirus
Medal of Honor recipient Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins has passed away after a weeks-long fight against the novel coronavirus.
-
New Arctic Tab comes with a Ranger Tab spin to show importance of cold-weather fighting
While the move may seem small, it comes during a time of increased competition for resources in the Arctic region with Russian, and even China.
-
As COVID-19 infection curve elongates in some places, Army Corps of Engineers has more time to build hospitals
The next hot spots could be in more remote areas.
-
With COVID-19-induced online recruiting lagging, Army to resume face-to-face prospecting
Maj. Gen. Frank Muth told more than 4,400 people listening online that recruiting mission contracts have lagged by 5,500 during the last month as a result of the pandemic, and that Military Entrance Processing Stations will begin shipping recruits April 27.
-
Widespread testing will be crucial to get the military back to full operations, but it’s going to take a while
It will be months before the military can test all of its personnel, but it’s starting with a few key units.
-
Army promises big investment in child care over the next five years
Leaders also promised to unveil in coming months a 10-year plan to overhaul the entire child care system.
-
Individual Army bases still sharing COVID case numbers with host nations and local health officials
Pentagon guidance curbing the release of COVID-19 cases by installations hasn’t impacted the sharing of that data with host nations.
-
Canceled spring break? Troops can now carry over up to 120 days leave this year, thanks to COVID-19 travel ban
The new policy, backdated to March 11, allows troops to accumulate more than the standard 60 days of leave ― though no more than 120 ― through September 30. They will have until Sept. 30, 2023 to use up that excess leave.
-
Fort Bragg soldiers make masks to fight coronavirus pandemic
It’s become a competition for the soldiers of 647th Quartermaster Company to see who can crank out the most face masks during a shift to protect against the coronavirus.
-
DoD travel ban amid coronavirus pandemic extended to June 30
The decisions will be reviewed every 15 days and could even result in the travel ban being lifted earlier. But they could also be extended beyond June 30 as well.
-
Medal of Honor recipient Bennie Adkins has died of coronavirus
Medal of Honor recipient Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins has passed away after a weeks-long fight against the novel coronavirus.
-
New Arctic Tab comes with a Ranger Tab spin to show importance of cold-weather fighting
While the move may seem small, it comes during a time of increased competition for resources in the Arctic region with Russian, and even China.
-
As COVID-19 infection curve elongates in some places, Army Corps of Engineers has more time to build hospitals
The next hot spots could be in more remote areas.
-
With COVID-19-induced online recruiting lagging, Army to resume face-to-face prospecting
Maj. Gen. Frank Muth told more than 4,400 people listening online that recruiting mission contracts have lagged by 5,500 during the last month as a result of the pandemic, and that Military Entrance Processing Stations will begin shipping recruits April 27.
-
Widespread testing will be crucial to get the military back to full operations, but it’s going to take a while
It will be months before the military can test all of its personnel, but it’s starting with a few key units.
-
Army promises big investment in child care over the next five years
Leaders also promised to unveil in coming months a 10-year plan to overhaul the entire child care system.
-
Individual Army bases still sharing COVID case numbers with host nations and local health officials
Pentagon guidance curbing the release of COVID-19 cases by installations hasn’t impacted the sharing of that data with host nations.
-
Canceled spring break? Troops can now carry over up to 120 days leave this year, thanks to COVID-19 travel ban
The new policy, backdated to March 11, allows troops to accumulate more than the standard 60 days of leave ― though no more than 120 ― through September 30. They will have until Sept. 30, 2023 to use up that excess leave.
-
Fort Bragg soldiers make masks to fight coronavirus pandemic
It’s become a competition for the soldiers of 647th Quartermaster Company to see who can crank out the most face masks during a shift to protect against the coronavirus.
-
DoD travel ban amid coronavirus pandemic extended to June 30
The decisions will be reviewed every 15 days and could even result in the travel ban being lifted earlier. But they could also be extended beyond June 30 as well.
-
Medal of Honor recipient Bennie Adkins has died of coronavirus
Medal of Honor recipient Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins has passed away after a weeks-long fight against the novel coronavirus.
-
New Arctic Tab comes with a Ranger Tab spin to show importance of cold-weather fighting
While the move may seem small, it comes during a time of increased competition for resources in the Arctic region with Russian, and even China.
-
As COVID-19 infection curve elongates in some places, Army Corps of Engineers has more time to build hospitals
The next hot spots could be in more remote areas.
-
With COVID-19-induced online recruiting lagging, Army to resume face-to-face prospecting
Maj. Gen. Frank Muth told more than 4,400 people listening online that recruiting mission contracts have lagged by 5,500 during the last month as a result of the pandemic, and that Military Entrance Processing Stations will begin shipping recruits April 27.
-
Widespread testing will be crucial to get the military back to full operations, but it’s going to take a while
It will be months before the military can test all of its personnel, but it’s starting with a few key units.
-
Army promises big investment in child care over the next five years
Leaders also promised to unveil in coming months a 10-year plan to overhaul the entire child care system.
-
Individual Army bases still sharing COVID case numbers with host nations and local health officials
Pentagon guidance curbing the release of COVID-19 cases by installations hasn’t impacted the sharing of that data with host nations.
-
Canceled spring break? Troops can now carry over up to 120 days leave this year, thanks to COVID-19 travel ban
The new policy, backdated to March 11, allows troops to accumulate more than the standard 60 days of leave ― though no more than 120 ― through September 30. They will have until Sept. 30, 2023 to use up that excess leave.
