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Veterans Affairs coronavirus testing has quadrupled since April 1, cases top 5,700
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
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Veterans missing coronavirus stimulus checks must register by Wednesday or miss out on cash this year
Checks of $500 per dependent could be delayed until 2021 if veterans miss the April 22 deadline.
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More deaths, no benefit from malaria drug in VA virus study
A malaria drug widely touted by President Donald Trump for treating the new coronavirus showed no benefit in a large analysis of its use in U.S. veterans hospitals.
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Lawmakers pass second emergency package to protect student veterans from coronavirus losses
Money lost from work study program closures would be protected under the new measure.
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Latest National Guard COVID-19 update: Troop count at 38,700
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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Voluntary extensions are targeting soldiers on their way out during the pandemic
“Whether it’s resignation, retirement or ETS for enlisted soldiers, they’re being offered the option to extend if they want to do that, or to reenlist or withdraw. ”
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Nearly 1,000 troops have recovered from COVID-19
The military’s recovery rate is slowly starting to outpace its new infections.
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Out of 27,000, the Army has whittled down its voluntary recall to about 400 former soldiers so far
“They’re being brought on for a 179-day initial tour, until we can figure out what’s the duration of the requirement.”
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Coronavirus death rate among veterans continues to climb
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
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COVID closed Mexican factories that supply US defense industry. The Pentagon wants them opened.
Factory closures in Mexico due to the coronavirus pandemic are hurting U.S. defense firms, and the Pentagon is urging America’s neighbor to the south to reopen vital suppliers.
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Veterans Affairs coronavirus testing has quadrupled since April 1, cases top 5,700
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
-
Veterans missing coronavirus stimulus checks must register by Wednesday or miss out on cash this year
Checks of $500 per dependent could be delayed until 2021 if veterans miss the April 22 deadline.
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More deaths, no benefit from malaria drug in VA virus study
A malaria drug widely touted by President Donald Trump for treating the new coronavirus showed no benefit in a large analysis of its use in U.S. veterans hospitals.
-
Lawmakers pass second emergency package to protect student veterans from coronavirus losses
Money lost from work study program closures would be protected under the new measure.
-
Latest National Guard COVID-19 update: Troop count at 38,700
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.
-
Voluntary extensions are targeting soldiers on their way out during the pandemic
“Whether it’s resignation, retirement or ETS for enlisted soldiers, they’re being offered the option to extend if they want to do that, or to reenlist or withdraw. ”
-
Nearly 1,000 troops have recovered from COVID-19
The military’s recovery rate is slowly starting to outpace its new infections.
-
Out of 27,000, the Army has whittled down its voluntary recall to about 400 former soldiers so far
“They’re being brought on for a 179-day initial tour, until we can figure out what’s the duration of the requirement.”
-
Coronavirus death rate among veterans continues to climb
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
-
COVID closed Mexican factories that supply US defense industry. The Pentagon wants them opened.
Factory closures in Mexico due to the coronavirus pandemic are hurting U.S. defense firms, and the Pentagon is urging America’s neighbor to the south to reopen vital suppliers.
-
Veterans Affairs coronavirus testing has quadrupled since April 1, cases top 5,700
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
-
Veterans missing coronavirus stimulus checks must register by Wednesday or miss out on cash this year
Checks of $500 per dependent could be delayed until 2021 if veterans miss the April 22 deadline.
-
More deaths, no benefit from malaria drug in VA virus study
A malaria drug widely touted by President Donald Trump for treating the new coronavirus showed no benefit in a large analysis of its use in U.S. veterans hospitals.
-
Lawmakers pass second emergency package to protect student veterans from coronavirus losses
Money lost from work study program closures would be protected under the new measure.
-
Latest National Guard COVID-19 update: Troop count at 38,700
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.
-
Voluntary extensions are targeting soldiers on their way out during the pandemic
“Whether it’s resignation, retirement or ETS for enlisted soldiers, they’re being offered the option to extend if they want to do that, or to reenlist or withdraw. ”
-
Nearly 1,000 troops have recovered from COVID-19
The military’s recovery rate is slowly starting to outpace its new infections.
-
Out of 27,000, the Army has whittled down its voluntary recall to about 400 former soldiers so far
“They’re being brought on for a 179-day initial tour, until we can figure out what’s the duration of the requirement.”
-
Coronavirus death rate among veterans continues to climb
The virus continues to be deadlier for VA patients than for the rest of the American population, with more than 6 percent of positive cases becoming fatal.
-
COVID closed Mexican factories that supply US defense industry. The Pentagon wants them opened.
Factory closures in Mexico due to the coronavirus pandemic are hurting U.S. defense firms, and the Pentagon is urging America’s neighbor to the south to reopen vital suppliers.
