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African American and Hispanic veterans may face bigger risk from coronavirus, VA warns
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
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Navy’s top officer to quarantine after exposure to coronavirus
“The CNO Admiral Gilday had contact with a COVID positive family member and, although testing negative, will be quarantining this week.”
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Some Marines stuck in Spain and Italy may return home soon following COVID-19 deployment disruption
Marine Forces Europe and Africa said it remains “flexible in light of the dynamic global public health situation.”
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Military families caught in COVID-19 financial straits could see relief under this proposal
It’s a proposal right now, but could help military families who are financially strapped because of the PCS stoppage during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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VA’s active coronavirus cases drop as leadership talks of reopening facilities
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
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Veteran unemployment up to nearly 12 percent amid coronavirus crisis
More than 1 million veterans reported being jobless in April as the national unemployment rate 14.7 percent.
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Military member serving as Trump valet tests positive for coronavirus
A member of the military serving as one of President Donald Trump’s valets has tested positive for the coronavirus, the White House said Thursday. It said Trump and Vice President Mike Pence have since tested negative for the virus and “remain in good health.”
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Troops should expect a big pay raise next year, despite budget uncertainty
The White House has proposed a 3.0 percent pay raise in 2021.
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Esper: Pentagon ready for any new wave of coronavirus
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has stressed that the military cannot expect to resume business as usual any time soon.
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Military moving season likely to be extended to end of year
Once the travel ban is lifted, not everybody will move at once. And families should expect their moving crews to follow coronavirus safety measures, starting now.
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African American and Hispanic veterans may face bigger risk from coronavirus, VA warns
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
-
Navy’s top officer to quarantine after exposure to coronavirus
“The CNO Admiral Gilday had contact with a COVID positive family member and, although testing negative, will be quarantining this week.”
-
Some Marines stuck in Spain and Italy may return home soon following COVID-19 deployment disruption
Marine Forces Europe and Africa said it remains “flexible in light of the dynamic global public health situation.”
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Military families caught in COVID-19 financial straits could see relief under this proposal
It’s a proposal right now, but could help military families who are financially strapped because of the PCS stoppage during the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
VA’s active coronavirus cases drop as leadership talks of reopening facilities
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
-
Veteran unemployment up to nearly 12 percent amid coronavirus crisis
More than 1 million veterans reported being jobless in April as the national unemployment rate 14.7 percent.
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Military member serving as Trump valet tests positive for coronavirus
A member of the military serving as one of President Donald Trump’s valets has tested positive for the coronavirus, the White House said Thursday. It said Trump and Vice President Mike Pence have since tested negative for the virus and “remain in good health.”
-
Troops should expect a big pay raise next year, despite budget uncertainty
The White House has proposed a 3.0 percent pay raise in 2021.
-
Esper: Pentagon ready for any new wave of coronavirus
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has stressed that the military cannot expect to resume business as usual any time soon.
-
Military moving season likely to be extended to end of year
Once the travel ban is lifted, not everybody will move at once. And families should expect their moving crews to follow coronavirus safety measures, starting now.
-
African American and Hispanic veterans may face bigger risk from coronavirus, VA warns
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
-
Navy’s top officer to quarantine after exposure to coronavirus
“The CNO Admiral Gilday had contact with a COVID positive family member and, although testing negative, will be quarantining this week.”
-
Some Marines stuck in Spain and Italy may return home soon following COVID-19 deployment disruption
Marine Forces Europe and Africa said it remains “flexible in light of the dynamic global public health situation.”
-
Military families caught in COVID-19 financial straits could see relief under this proposal
It’s a proposal right now, but could help military families who are financially strapped because of the PCS stoppage during the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
VA’s active coronavirus cases drop as leadership talks of reopening facilities
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
-
Veteran unemployment up to nearly 12 percent amid coronavirus crisis
More than 1 million veterans reported being jobless in April as the national unemployment rate 14.7 percent.
-
Military member serving as Trump valet tests positive for coronavirus
A member of the military serving as one of President Donald Trump’s valets has tested positive for the coronavirus, the White House said Thursday. It said Trump and Vice President Mike Pence have since tested negative for the virus and “remain in good health.”
-
Troops should expect a big pay raise next year, despite budget uncertainty
The White House has proposed a 3.0 percent pay raise in 2021.
-
Esper: Pentagon ready for any new wave of coronavirus
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has stressed that the military cannot expect to resume business as usual any time soon.
-
Military moving season likely to be extended to end of year
Once the travel ban is lifted, not everybody will move at once. And families should expect their moving crews to follow coronavirus safety measures, starting now.
