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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.
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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.
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Soldiers might go into two-week isolations to keep new infantry tech testing on track
“The Army has frameworks for operating in biological hazards. It just requires us to make adjustments.”
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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.
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For veterans who missed out on COVID stimulus cash payouts, VA and IRS have a quick fix
Here’s how veterans who have not filed taxes can still get the $1,200 checks.
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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.
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VA pledges more masks for medical staff who were rationing supplies
Some medical center employees had been receiving only one mask a week to protect against infection.
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Latest National Guard coronavirus update: Troop count at 33,000
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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USFK bans contractor from visiting US installations in Korea for 2 years after violating quarantine orders
USFK said the the contractor headed on base after being ordered to quarantine.
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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.
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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.
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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.
-
Soldiers might go into two-week isolations to keep new infantry tech testing on track
“The Army has frameworks for operating in biological hazards. It just requires us to make adjustments.”
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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.
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For veterans who missed out on COVID stimulus cash payouts, VA and IRS have a quick fix
Here’s how veterans who have not filed taxes can still get the $1,200 checks.
-
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.
-
VA pledges more masks for medical staff who were rationing supplies
Some medical center employees had been receiving only one mask a week to protect against infection.
-
Latest National Guard coronavirus update: Troop count at 33,000
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.
-
USFK bans contractor from visiting US installations in Korea for 2 years after violating quarantine orders
USFK said the the contractor headed on base after being ordered to quarantine.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Soldiers might go into two-week isolations to keep new infantry tech testing on track
“The Army has frameworks for operating in biological hazards. It just requires us to make adjustments.”
-
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.
-
For veterans who missed out on COVID stimulus cash payouts, VA and IRS have a quick fix
Here’s how veterans who have not filed taxes can still get the $1,200 checks.
-
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.
-
VA pledges more masks for medical staff who were rationing supplies
Some medical center employees had been receiving only one mask a week to protect against infection.
-
Latest National Guard coronavirus update: Troop count at 33,000
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.
-
USFK bans contractor from visiting US installations in Korea for 2 years after violating quarantine orders
USFK said the the contractor headed on base after being ordered to quarantine.
-
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.
