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Military memo from 2017 warned of pandemic’s impact on combat readiness and risk of war
U.S. Northern Command warned that a pandemic could impact its area of operations for up to 24 months.
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Navy’s top admiral says miscommunication led to release of bombshell letter from carrier’s skipper
Senior Navy leadership had already been in communication with the carrier’s commanding officer.
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COVID-19 cases among veterans in New Orleans, New York continue steep rise: Map
Here is the latest map of where VA coronavirus cases and deaths are located across America.
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540 additional troops to deploy to U.S.-Mexico border over COVID-19 concerns
Lt. Gen. Laura Richardson, the commander of U.S. Army North, explained to reporters that the additional 540 U.S. troops would help Border Patrol with newly granted authorities. Those new authorities allow Border Patrol agents to apprehend and immediately return migrants potentially infected with COVID-19.
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Navy to evacuate 2,700 sailors from carrier over ‘next couple days’ amid COVID-19 pandemic
Modly said 93 sailors aboard the Roosevelt have tested positive for the virus, while 593 have tested negative.
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DoD’s coronavirus cases are rising on par with the rest of the U.S., death toll now at five
Despite social distancing guidance, cases continue to rise.
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Navy VCNO says deployed operations will continue amid COVID-19 pandemic
“We will continue deployed operations, and we will continue to prepare for deployed operations.”
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The US Navy’s hospital ships in the COVID-19 fight badly need replacing
The ships helping fight the COVID-19 outbreaks in New York City and L.A. need replacing, but the Navy doesn’t have a clear path forward.
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Coast Guard: Cruise ships must stay at sea with sick onboard
The rules, which apply to any vessel carrying more than 50 people, were issued in a March 29 safety bulletin signed by Coast Guard Rear Admiral E.C. Jones.
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Attorneys want court to fast-track GI Bill legal case because of coronavirus financial impact
The lawsuit could result in an extra year of GI Bill benefits for thousands of veterans.
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Military memo from 2017 warned of pandemic’s impact on combat readiness and risk of war
U.S. Northern Command warned that a pandemic could impact its area of operations for up to 24 months.
-
Navy’s top admiral says miscommunication led to release of bombshell letter from carrier’s skipper
Senior Navy leadership had already been in communication with the carrier’s commanding officer.
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COVID-19 cases among veterans in New Orleans, New York continue steep rise: Map
Here is the latest map of where VA coronavirus cases and deaths are located across America.
-
540 additional troops to deploy to U.S.-Mexico border over COVID-19 concerns
Lt. Gen. Laura Richardson, the commander of U.S. Army North, explained to reporters that the additional 540 U.S. troops would help Border Patrol with newly granted authorities. Those new authorities allow Border Patrol agents to apprehend and immediately return migrants potentially infected with COVID-19.
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Navy to evacuate 2,700 sailors from carrier over ‘next couple days’ amid COVID-19 pandemic
Modly said 93 sailors aboard the Roosevelt have tested positive for the virus, while 593 have tested negative.
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DoD’s coronavirus cases are rising on par with the rest of the U.S., death toll now at five
Despite social distancing guidance, cases continue to rise.
-
Navy VCNO says deployed operations will continue amid COVID-19 pandemic
“We will continue deployed operations, and we will continue to prepare for deployed operations.”
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The US Navy’s hospital ships in the COVID-19 fight badly need replacing
The ships helping fight the COVID-19 outbreaks in New York City and L.A. need replacing, but the Navy doesn’t have a clear path forward.
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Coast Guard: Cruise ships must stay at sea with sick onboard
The rules, which apply to any vessel carrying more than 50 people, were issued in a March 29 safety bulletin signed by Coast Guard Rear Admiral E.C. Jones.
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Attorneys want court to fast-track GI Bill legal case because of coronavirus financial impact
The lawsuit could result in an extra year of GI Bill benefits for thousands of veterans.
-
Military memo from 2017 warned of pandemic’s impact on combat readiness and risk of war
U.S. Northern Command warned that a pandemic could impact its area of operations for up to 24 months.
-
Navy’s top admiral says miscommunication led to release of bombshell letter from carrier’s skipper
Senior Navy leadership had already been in communication with the carrier’s commanding officer.
-
COVID-19 cases among veterans in New Orleans, New York continue steep rise: Map
Here is the latest map of where VA coronavirus cases and deaths are located across America.
-
540 additional troops to deploy to U.S.-Mexico border over COVID-19 concerns
Lt. Gen. Laura Richardson, the commander of U.S. Army North, explained to reporters that the additional 540 U.S. troops would help Border Patrol with newly granted authorities. Those new authorities allow Border Patrol agents to apprehend and immediately return migrants potentially infected with COVID-19.
-
Navy to evacuate 2,700 sailors from carrier over ‘next couple days’ amid COVID-19 pandemic
Modly said 93 sailors aboard the Roosevelt have tested positive for the virus, while 593 have tested negative.
-
DoD’s coronavirus cases are rising on par with the rest of the U.S., death toll now at five
Despite social distancing guidance, cases continue to rise.
-
Navy VCNO says deployed operations will continue amid COVID-19 pandemic
“We will continue deployed operations, and we will continue to prepare for deployed operations.”
-
The US Navy’s hospital ships in the COVID-19 fight badly need replacing
The ships helping fight the COVID-19 outbreaks in New York City and L.A. need replacing, but the Navy doesn’t have a clear path forward.
-
Coast Guard: Cruise ships must stay at sea with sick onboard
The rules, which apply to any vessel carrying more than 50 people, were issued in a March 29 safety bulletin signed by Coast Guard Rear Admiral E.C. Jones.
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Attorneys want court to fast-track GI Bill legal case because of coronavirus financial impact
The lawsuit could result in an extra year of GI Bill benefits for thousands of veterans.
