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Soldiers’ fears grow as commanders train through coronavirus outbreak
“We’re still crammed inside tents with hundreds of people sleeping within 2-3 feet of each other,” one troop said. “Using latrines with no hand soaps in them.”
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Guardsman mobilized for pandemic didn’t have a mask until he got COVID-19, but he wasn’t working a test lane
The soldier was not directly engaged in any test site activities, Colorado Guard officials said.
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Trump provides federal funds for National Guard in three states; they keep control, federal government foots bill as COVID-19 cases rise
The move will make it easier for states, already facing increasing costs as a result of the pandemic, to call in the guard if needed to help deal with the problems caused by COVID-19.
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Pentagon reports what it believes is first death of someone working for DoD who tested positive for COVID-19
“To the best of our knowledge, this is the first death of someone working for DoD who had tested positive for COVID-19,” officials tell Military Times.
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That Army equipment moving by rail? Not a sign of looming martial law
“These deliveries by train to our bases nationwide are not infrequent and have nothing to do [with] COVID-19,” Hoffman said.
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A different Sunday for Army installation worshippers
Where chapels were once filled with the faithful, social distancing precautions have moved many services online. The move to virtual worship came after the Army closed all chapels in the United States and Europe last week.
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Army employee fired for insensitive post about coronavirus outbreak
Officials apologized Saturday for an Instagram post which critics attacked as racist.
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Army closing recruiting stations because of coronavirus, moving effort online
The Army became the first military service to do so.
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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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Total Army coronavirus cases reaches 45 — testing capacity still limited
“We are prepared for an increased wave,” the Army’s top doctor said Friday.
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Soldiers’ fears grow as commanders train through coronavirus outbreak
“We’re still crammed inside tents with hundreds of people sleeping within 2-3 feet of each other,” one troop said. “Using latrines with no hand soaps in them.”
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Guardsman mobilized for pandemic didn’t have a mask until he got COVID-19, but he wasn’t working a test lane
The soldier was not directly engaged in any test site activities, Colorado Guard officials said.
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Trump provides federal funds for National Guard in three states; they keep control, federal government foots bill as COVID-19 cases rise
The move will make it easier for states, already facing increasing costs as a result of the pandemic, to call in the guard if needed to help deal with the problems caused by COVID-19.
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Pentagon reports what it believes is first death of someone working for DoD who tested positive for COVID-19
“To the best of our knowledge, this is the first death of someone working for DoD who had tested positive for COVID-19,” officials tell Military Times.
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That Army equipment moving by rail? Not a sign of looming martial law
“These deliveries by train to our bases nationwide are not infrequent and have nothing to do [with] COVID-19,” Hoffman said.
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A different Sunday for Army installation worshippers
Where chapels were once filled with the faithful, social distancing precautions have moved many services online. The move to virtual worship came after the Army closed all chapels in the United States and Europe last week.
-
Army employee fired for insensitive post about coronavirus outbreak
Officials apologized Saturday for an Instagram post which critics attacked as racist.
-
Army closing recruiting stations because of coronavirus, moving effort online
The Army became the first military service to do so.
-
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.
-
Total Army coronavirus cases reaches 45 — testing capacity still limited
“We are prepared for an increased wave,” the Army’s top doctor said Friday.
-
Soldiers’ fears grow as commanders train through coronavirus outbreak
“We’re still crammed inside tents with hundreds of people sleeping within 2-3 feet of each other,” one troop said. “Using latrines with no hand soaps in them.”
-
Guardsman mobilized for pandemic didn’t have a mask until he got COVID-19, but he wasn’t working a test lane
The soldier was not directly engaged in any test site activities, Colorado Guard officials said.
-
Trump provides federal funds for National Guard in three states; they keep control, federal government foots bill as COVID-19 cases rise
The move will make it easier for states, already facing increasing costs as a result of the pandemic, to call in the guard if needed to help deal with the problems caused by COVID-19.
-
Pentagon reports what it believes is first death of someone working for DoD who tested positive for COVID-19
“To the best of our knowledge, this is the first death of someone working for DoD who had tested positive for COVID-19,” officials tell Military Times.
-
That Army equipment moving by rail? Not a sign of looming martial law
“These deliveries by train to our bases nationwide are not infrequent and have nothing to do [with] COVID-19,” Hoffman said.
-
A different Sunday for Army installation worshippers
Where chapels were once filled with the faithful, social distancing precautions have moved many services online. The move to virtual worship came after the Army closed all chapels in the United States and Europe last week.
-
Army employee fired for insensitive post about coronavirus outbreak
Officials apologized Saturday for an Instagram post which critics attacked as racist.
-
Army closing recruiting stations because of coronavirus, moving effort online
The Army became the first military service to do so.
-
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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Total Army coronavirus cases reaches 45 — testing capacity still limited
“We are prepared for an increased wave,” the Army’s top doctor said Friday.
