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The rise of military cases slowed somewhat, but a second DOD-affiliated coronavirus patient died
More than 300 service members have tested positive for COVID-19, while 10 percent have recovered.
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Here’s the Pentagon’s all-inclusive guide to working through the coronavirus pandemic
The Defense Department has issued comprehensive guidance for troops affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
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As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, the military could throttle how much information it releases
The Pentagon is warning that it could tamp down on the release of coronavirus cases among deployed service members.
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The military has suspended all travel, deployments, exercises for the entire force
Deployments and exercises are on hold for up to three months.
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A headquarters Marine is the first service member COVID-19 case in the Pentagon
An Marine assigned to the service’s Pentagon headquarters is the first COVID-19 case among service members assigned to the building.
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Top Pentagon doctor discourages putting a timetable on coronavirus
What we do in the next few weeks matters, Air Force Brig. Gen Paul Friedrichs said, but we won’t know if it worked until even later.
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COVID-19 among troops jumped almost 60 percent this week, as their rate surpasses the U.S. at large
With numbers rising, troops are reporting a slightly higher rate of infection than U.S. residents in general.
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No, the National Guard will not be used to enforce martial law, says its leader
As it stands now, the 9,000 and counting troops mobilized in every U.S. state and territory are sticking to mobile testing, logistics, transportation and other non-law enforcement support to civilian authorities, National Guard bureau chief Air Force Gen. Joe Lengyel told reporters Tuesday.
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All elective military medical and dental surgeries on hold amid coronavirus pandemic
The Defense Department has ordered all dental and medical surgeries postponed as the military medical community prepares for more COVID-19 cases.
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SECDEF urges commanders to practice social distancing where possible
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper struck a strong tone during a town hall Tuesday.
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The rise of military cases slowed somewhat, but a second DOD-affiliated coronavirus patient died
More than 300 service members have tested positive for COVID-19, while 10 percent have recovered.
-
Here’s the Pentagon’s all-inclusive guide to working through the coronavirus pandemic
The Defense Department has issued comprehensive guidance for troops affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
-
As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, the military could throttle how much information it releases
The Pentagon is warning that it could tamp down on the release of coronavirus cases among deployed service members.
-
The military has suspended all travel, deployments, exercises for the entire force
Deployments and exercises are on hold for up to three months.
-
A headquarters Marine is the first service member COVID-19 case in the Pentagon
An Marine assigned to the service’s Pentagon headquarters is the first COVID-19 case among service members assigned to the building.
-
Top Pentagon doctor discourages putting a timetable on coronavirus
What we do in the next few weeks matters, Air Force Brig. Gen Paul Friedrichs said, but we won’t know if it worked until even later.
-
COVID-19 among troops jumped almost 60 percent this week, as their rate surpasses the U.S. at large
With numbers rising, troops are reporting a slightly higher rate of infection than U.S. residents in general.
-
No, the National Guard will not be used to enforce martial law, says its leader
As it stands now, the 9,000 and counting troops mobilized in every U.S. state and territory are sticking to mobile testing, logistics, transportation and other non-law enforcement support to civilian authorities, National Guard bureau chief Air Force Gen. Joe Lengyel told reporters Tuesday.
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All elective military medical and dental surgeries on hold amid coronavirus pandemic
The Defense Department has ordered all dental and medical surgeries postponed as the military medical community prepares for more COVID-19 cases.
-
SECDEF urges commanders to practice social distancing where possible
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper struck a strong tone during a town hall Tuesday.
-
The rise of military cases slowed somewhat, but a second DOD-affiliated coronavirus patient died
More than 300 service members have tested positive for COVID-19, while 10 percent have recovered.
-
Here’s the Pentagon’s all-inclusive guide to working through the coronavirus pandemic
The Defense Department has issued comprehensive guidance for troops affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
-
As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, the military could throttle how much information it releases
The Pentagon is warning that it could tamp down on the release of coronavirus cases among deployed service members.
-
The military has suspended all travel, deployments, exercises for the entire force
Deployments and exercises are on hold for up to three months.
-
A headquarters Marine is the first service member COVID-19 case in the Pentagon
An Marine assigned to the service’s Pentagon headquarters is the first COVID-19 case among service members assigned to the building.
-
Top Pentagon doctor discourages putting a timetable on coronavirus
What we do in the next few weeks matters, Air Force Brig. Gen Paul Friedrichs said, but we won’t know if it worked until even later.
-
COVID-19 among troops jumped almost 60 percent this week, as their rate surpasses the U.S. at large
With numbers rising, troops are reporting a slightly higher rate of infection than U.S. residents in general.
-
No, the National Guard will not be used to enforce martial law, says its leader
As it stands now, the 9,000 and counting troops mobilized in every U.S. state and territory are sticking to mobile testing, logistics, transportation and other non-law enforcement support to civilian authorities, National Guard bureau chief Air Force Gen. Joe Lengyel told reporters Tuesday.
-
All elective military medical and dental surgeries on hold amid coronavirus pandemic
The Defense Department has ordered all dental and medical surgeries postponed as the military medical community prepares for more COVID-19 cases.
-
SECDEF urges commanders to practice social distancing where possible
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper struck a strong tone during a town hall Tuesday.
