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80 military medical personnel to support Texas hospitals
Military personnel from the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force are being sent to three hospitals in Texas to support efforts to combat the coronavirus and those suffering COVID-19.
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Nearly 200 National Guardsmen have tested positive for COVID-19 since deploying to DC
Hundreds of troops are in isolation in Washington after testing positive for COVID-19.
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VA tops 200,000 coronavirus cases, 8,500 deaths since the start of the pandemic
Department officials have already reported more deaths in January than any other month of the pandemic.
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Feds will again pick up full cost of National Guard’s ongoing pandemic missions
The pandemic response missions had only been partially covered in recent months.
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Two more coronavirus deaths bring military toll to 17
A New York National Guardsman and Reserve sailor bring January’s death toll to three.
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COVID left the Air Force overmanned. Now’s your chance to get out early or go Reserve.
Airmen can apply for an expanded Palace Chase program or active-duty service commitment waivers. The window to apply opens Wednesday and runs through April 2.
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Air Force investigating whether COVID killed Aviano airman
The Air Force is awaiting the results of an autopsy to determine whether COVID-19 killed Tech. Sgt. Michael Morris.
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More than a million military retirees, spouses now eligible for COVID vaccination
Vaccination eligibility depends on your location and situation; here’s how to find out about military and civilian vaccination options.
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Gen. Brown, Chief Bass receive COVID vaccines; urge airmen to do the same
“Didn’t even feel it!” the chief master sergeant of the Air Force tweeted, along with a thumbs-up selfie.
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Tens of thousands of veteran caregivers now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine through VA
Infirm veterans had been on the priority list for vaccinations, but their caregivers were not due to bureaucratic issues.
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80 military medical personnel to support Texas hospitals
Military personnel from the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force are being sent to three hospitals in Texas to support efforts to combat the coronavirus and those suffering COVID-19.
-
Nearly 200 National Guardsmen have tested positive for COVID-19 since deploying to DC
Hundreds of troops are in isolation in Washington after testing positive for COVID-19.
-
VA tops 200,000 coronavirus cases, 8,500 deaths since the start of the pandemic
Department officials have already reported more deaths in January than any other month of the pandemic.
-
Feds will again pick up full cost of National Guard’s ongoing pandemic missions
The pandemic response missions had only been partially covered in recent months.
-
Two more coronavirus deaths bring military toll to 17
A New York National Guardsman and Reserve sailor bring January’s death toll to three.
-
COVID left the Air Force overmanned. Now’s your chance to get out early or go Reserve.
Airmen can apply for an expanded Palace Chase program or active-duty service commitment waivers. The window to apply opens Wednesday and runs through April 2.
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Air Force investigating whether COVID killed Aviano airman
The Air Force is awaiting the results of an autopsy to determine whether COVID-19 killed Tech. Sgt. Michael Morris.
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More than a million military retirees, spouses now eligible for COVID vaccination
Vaccination eligibility depends on your location and situation; here’s how to find out about military and civilian vaccination options.
-
Gen. Brown, Chief Bass receive COVID vaccines; urge airmen to do the same
“Didn’t even feel it!” the chief master sergeant of the Air Force tweeted, along with a thumbs-up selfie.
-
Tens of thousands of veteran caregivers now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine through VA
Infirm veterans had been on the priority list for vaccinations, but their caregivers were not due to bureaucratic issues.
-
80 military medical personnel to support Texas hospitals
Military personnel from the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force are being sent to three hospitals in Texas to support efforts to combat the coronavirus and those suffering COVID-19.
-
Nearly 200 National Guardsmen have tested positive for COVID-19 since deploying to DC
Hundreds of troops are in isolation in Washington after testing positive for COVID-19.
-
VA tops 200,000 coronavirus cases, 8,500 deaths since the start of the pandemic
Department officials have already reported more deaths in January than any other month of the pandemic.
-
Feds will again pick up full cost of National Guard’s ongoing pandemic missions
The pandemic response missions had only been partially covered in recent months.
-
Two more coronavirus deaths bring military toll to 17
A New York National Guardsman and Reserve sailor bring January’s death toll to three.
-
COVID left the Air Force overmanned. Now’s your chance to get out early or go Reserve.
Airmen can apply for an expanded Palace Chase program or active-duty service commitment waivers. The window to apply opens Wednesday and runs through April 2.
-
Air Force investigating whether COVID killed Aviano airman
The Air Force is awaiting the results of an autopsy to determine whether COVID-19 killed Tech. Sgt. Michael Morris.
-
More than a million military retirees, spouses now eligible for COVID vaccination
Vaccination eligibility depends on your location and situation; here’s how to find out about military and civilian vaccination options.
-
Gen. Brown, Chief Bass receive COVID vaccines; urge airmen to do the same
“Didn’t even feel it!” the chief master sergeant of the Air Force tweeted, along with a thumbs-up selfie.
-
Tens of thousands of veteran caregivers now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine through VA
Infirm veterans had been on the priority list for vaccinations, but their caregivers were not due to bureaucratic issues.
