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Decorated Army officer dies while exercising in South Carolina
A 55-year-old lieutenant colonel assigned to U.S. Army Central Command died while exercising Sunday in Sumter, South Carolina.
By Todd South
Veterans employment rates improve again in October
BLS estimated that 5.5 percent of vets nationwide were looking for work last month.
VA’s active coronavirus cases reach record level
Nearly 6,700 department patients are dealing with the fast-spreading virus.
Serving the visible and invisible wounds: Remembering mental health during times of uncertainty
It is crucial for military members and veterans to know they are not alone during this time of quarantine with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, says the author of this commentary.
By Ken Fisher, chairman and CEO of Fisher House Foundation
Service member suicide prevention: Why the military must end the stigma on mental health
Mental health services must be normalized in the military for our service members to properly utilize them, say the authors of this commentary.
By Katrina Games and Aliyah Theargood
Coronavirus hits brigade at NTC, as home post deals with surge in cases
A soldier with knowledge of the situation said there have been about 20 coronavirus cases among soldiers with 3rd Brigade, 1st Armored Division, about half of whom are asymptomatic.
By Kyle Rempfer
28 Nebraska, Texas National Guard medical personnel heading to Czech Republic to help with virus surge
Medical personnel from the Nebraska and Texas National Guards are expected to treat patients at Prague’s military hospital and a new field hospital at the city’s exhibition ground.
By Karel Janicek
Montana National Guard to help with COVID-19 outbreak at state prison
The 67 volunteer soldiers will be assisting officers at the Montana State Prison in Deer Lodge with duties such as distributing mail and meals.
More than 5,000 VA patients are dealing with active cases of coronavirus
The virus levels are at VA's highest point in more than two months.
Understanding the economic impacts of COVID-19 on veterans and military families
Recent legislation signals meaningful change, but more needs to be done to address the challenges facing the veteran and military community, says the author of this commentary.
By Nick Armstrong