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Can you pass the COVID-19 smell test? You might have to next time you head on base in South Korea
“We are now performing random smell tests at the entrance gates of Camps Walker, Carroll and Henry to help better detect personnel who may be infected by COVID-19.”
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Nearly a thousand troops have been diagnosed with COVID-19
As testing as increased, hundreds more service members have tested positive for coronavirus this week.
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Dispatch from Rome: You can’t win a war with half-measures
Although initially slow-off-the-mark, Italy rightly came to treat the pandemic like a military conflict.
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Army hospitals in NYC and Seattle ready for non-COVID-19 patients
The Army’s focus on medical cases not related to the pandemic may prove limiting.
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The Pentagon is looking at reducing, but not eliminating, operations during COVID-19 pandemic
With coronavirus spreading throughout the ranks, the Pentagon is looking at how it can reduce some risk.
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Guard Title 32 mobilizations are falling one day short of earning troops Tricare benefits, BAH upgrade
Title 32 authorizations have only been given for 30 days. Troops have to be mobilized for at least 31 days to receive Tricare benefits and a higher basic allowance for housing.
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Latest Guard update: 18,500 troops mobilized for COVID-19 response, 11 states, 2 territories and DC on Title 32 status
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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Number of troops testing positive for coronavirus up over 50 percent this week
There are 893 positive-testing service members, according to the Defense Department’s Thursday update, out of 1,550 current cases, which include civilians dependents and contractors.
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Family separations, training “for nothing” and rock-bottom morale. How the travel ban is affecting troops.
As the COVID-19 pandemic throws the world into turmoil, a travel ban is throwing another wrench in the works for troops.
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Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
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Can you pass the COVID-19 smell test? You might have to next time you head on base in South Korea
“We are now performing random smell tests at the entrance gates of Camps Walker, Carroll and Henry to help better detect personnel who may be infected by COVID-19.”
-
Nearly a thousand troops have been diagnosed with COVID-19
As testing as increased, hundreds more service members have tested positive for coronavirus this week.
-
Dispatch from Rome: You can’t win a war with half-measures
Although initially slow-off-the-mark, Italy rightly came to treat the pandemic like a military conflict.
-
Army hospitals in NYC and Seattle ready for non-COVID-19 patients
The Army’s focus on medical cases not related to the pandemic may prove limiting.
-
The Pentagon is looking at reducing, but not eliminating, operations during COVID-19 pandemic
With coronavirus spreading throughout the ranks, the Pentagon is looking at how it can reduce some risk.
-
Guard Title 32 mobilizations are falling one day short of earning troops Tricare benefits, BAH upgrade
Title 32 authorizations have only been given for 30 days. Troops have to be mobilized for at least 31 days to receive Tricare benefits and a higher basic allowance for housing.
-
Latest Guard update: 18,500 troops mobilized for COVID-19 response, 11 states, 2 territories and DC on Title 32 status
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.
-
Number of troops testing positive for coronavirus up over 50 percent this week
There are 893 positive-testing service members, according to the Defense Department’s Thursday update, out of 1,550 current cases, which include civilians dependents and contractors.
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Family separations, training “for nothing” and rock-bottom morale. How the travel ban is affecting troops.
As the COVID-19 pandemic throws the world into turmoil, a travel ban is throwing another wrench in the works for troops.
-
Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
-
Can you pass the COVID-19 smell test? You might have to next time you head on base in South Korea
“We are now performing random smell tests at the entrance gates of Camps Walker, Carroll and Henry to help better detect personnel who may be infected by COVID-19.”
-
Nearly a thousand troops have been diagnosed with COVID-19
As testing as increased, hundreds more service members have tested positive for coronavirus this week.
-
Dispatch from Rome: You can’t win a war with half-measures
Although initially slow-off-the-mark, Italy rightly came to treat the pandemic like a military conflict.
-
Army hospitals in NYC and Seattle ready for non-COVID-19 patients
The Army’s focus on medical cases not related to the pandemic may prove limiting.
-
The Pentagon is looking at reducing, but not eliminating, operations during COVID-19 pandemic
With coronavirus spreading throughout the ranks, the Pentagon is looking at how it can reduce some risk.
-
Guard Title 32 mobilizations are falling one day short of earning troops Tricare benefits, BAH upgrade
Title 32 authorizations have only been given for 30 days. Troops have to be mobilized for at least 31 days to receive Tricare benefits and a higher basic allowance for housing.
-
Latest Guard update: 18,500 troops mobilized for COVID-19 response, 11 states, 2 territories and DC on Title 32 status
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.
-
Number of troops testing positive for coronavirus up over 50 percent this week
There are 893 positive-testing service members, according to the Defense Department’s Thursday update, out of 1,550 current cases, which include civilians dependents and contractors.
-
Family separations, training “for nothing” and rock-bottom morale. How the travel ban is affecting troops.
As the COVID-19 pandemic throws the world into turmoil, a travel ban is throwing another wrench in the works for troops.
-
Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
