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Here’s how the military could help treat and contain the coronavirus pandemic
Field hospitals, hospital ships and new construction have all been suggested, but how feasible they are is another question.
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Pentagon tightly restricting access to the building, allowing much of staff to work from home
The Pentagon has increased its Health Protection Condition to “bravo,” restricting access for visitors who don’t have personal access cards, including international military partners who frequently attend meetings in the building.
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Lawmakers press for more military action on coronavirus
Democratic members of Congress want answers from the Pentagon on the National Guard and Reserve’s abilities to support coronavirus relief.
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Coronavirus cases among South Korea-based troops holding steady, quarantines down
South Korea has the biggest concentration of Defense Department personnel who’ve been diagnosed with COVID-19.
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All options on the table following deadly rocket attack in Iraq ‘most likely’ carried out by Iran-backed group
“You don’t get to shoot at our bases, kill and wound Americans and get away with it.”
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Troops, families trapped in limbo as some PCS moves put on hold for two months
With the Defense Department’s Thursday announcement that all PCS and temporary duty moves are on hold for the next 60 days, members of all four services are finding themselves in the same predicament, relying on emergency relief funds and unit-by-unit authorizations of per diem to cover their costs while they wait.
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Pentagon reviewing whether to hold up more PCS moves, deployments due to coronavirus
As coronavirus spreads, it could start affecting regular operations within the military.
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Troops forming crisis response forces at US-Mexico border checkpoints
About 160 soldiers will be backing up border patrol agents in California and Texas.
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The National Guard expects its suicide rate to drop
The reserve branch is piloting a dozen in-house programs to combat its growing suicide rate.
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Pentagon did not do enough to vet foreign military students, DoD intel official tells Congress
The Defense Department is working with both government and schoolhouses themselves to prevent another foreign military student terror attack.
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Here’s how the military could help treat and contain the coronavirus pandemic
Field hospitals, hospital ships and new construction have all been suggested, but how feasible they are is another question.
-
Pentagon tightly restricting access to the building, allowing much of staff to work from home
The Pentagon has increased its Health Protection Condition to “bravo,” restricting access for visitors who don’t have personal access cards, including international military partners who frequently attend meetings in the building.
-
Lawmakers press for more military action on coronavirus
Democratic members of Congress want answers from the Pentagon on the National Guard and Reserve’s abilities to support coronavirus relief.
-
Coronavirus cases among South Korea-based troops holding steady, quarantines down
South Korea has the biggest concentration of Defense Department personnel who’ve been diagnosed with COVID-19.
-
All options on the table following deadly rocket attack in Iraq ‘most likely’ carried out by Iran-backed group
“You don’t get to shoot at our bases, kill and wound Americans and get away with it.”
-
Troops, families trapped in limbo as some PCS moves put on hold for two months
With the Defense Department’s Thursday announcement that all PCS and temporary duty moves are on hold for the next 60 days, members of all four services are finding themselves in the same predicament, relying on emergency relief funds and unit-by-unit authorizations of per diem to cover their costs while they wait.
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Pentagon reviewing whether to hold up more PCS moves, deployments due to coronavirus
As coronavirus spreads, it could start affecting regular operations within the military.
-
Troops forming crisis response forces at US-Mexico border checkpoints
About 160 soldiers will be backing up border patrol agents in California and Texas.
-
The National Guard expects its suicide rate to drop
The reserve branch is piloting a dozen in-house programs to combat its growing suicide rate.
-
Pentagon did not do enough to vet foreign military students, DoD intel official tells Congress
The Defense Department is working with both government and schoolhouses themselves to prevent another foreign military student terror attack.
-
Here’s how the military could help treat and contain the coronavirus pandemic
Field hospitals, hospital ships and new construction have all been suggested, but how feasible they are is another question.
-
Pentagon tightly restricting access to the building, allowing much of staff to work from home
The Pentagon has increased its Health Protection Condition to “bravo,” restricting access for visitors who don’t have personal access cards, including international military partners who frequently attend meetings in the building.
-
Lawmakers press for more military action on coronavirus
Democratic members of Congress want answers from the Pentagon on the National Guard and Reserve’s abilities to support coronavirus relief.
-
Coronavirus cases among South Korea-based troops holding steady, quarantines down
South Korea has the biggest concentration of Defense Department personnel who’ve been diagnosed with COVID-19.
-
All options on the table following deadly rocket attack in Iraq ‘most likely’ carried out by Iran-backed group
“You don’t get to shoot at our bases, kill and wound Americans and get away with it.”
-
Troops, families trapped in limbo as some PCS moves put on hold for two months
With the Defense Department’s Thursday announcement that all PCS and temporary duty moves are on hold for the next 60 days, members of all four services are finding themselves in the same predicament, relying on emergency relief funds and unit-by-unit authorizations of per diem to cover their costs while they wait.
-
Pentagon reviewing whether to hold up more PCS moves, deployments due to coronavirus
As coronavirus spreads, it could start affecting regular operations within the military.
-
Troops forming crisis response forces at US-Mexico border checkpoints
About 160 soldiers will be backing up border patrol agents in California and Texas.
-
The National Guard expects its suicide rate to drop
The reserve branch is piloting a dozen in-house programs to combat its growing suicide rate.
-
Pentagon did not do enough to vet foreign military students, DoD intel official tells Congress
The Defense Department is working with both government and schoolhouses themselves to prevent another foreign military student terror attack.
