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Fired Theodore Roosevelt skipper tests positive for COVID-19
The commander began exhibiting symptoms before he was removed from the warship on Thursday, two of his classmates told the New York Times.
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Latest Guard update: more than 21,300 troops mobilized for COVID-19 response; 18 states, 2 territories and DC on Title 32 orders
Every state, three territories and Washington D.C. have activated Army and Air National Guard personnel to assist in efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19.
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Defense Secretary insists Trump didn’t order firing of Theodore Roosevelt commander
Secretary Mark Esper called the dismissal reasonable but said a full investigation is underway.
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SECDEF issues guidelines for how troops will start wearing face coverings in public to prevent COVID-19 spread
Defense Secretary Mark Esper said guidance on the face coverings will be issued this weekend.
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VA reports 20 new deaths from coronavirus overnight, total cases top 2,500: MAP
Here is the latest map of where VA coronavirus cases and deaths are located across America.
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The military must balance national security risks with the health of its troops
If everything shuts down now, it creates a huge readiness gap. But what happens if COVID-19 continues to spread?
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The Army Corps of Engineers is working to stand up at least 25,000 hospital beds
Hundreds of sites are under consideration for conversion to medical facilities.
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Biden blasts firing of Theodore Roosevelt commander as Trump dismisses criticism
The former vice president said the move was one of poor judgement by military leadership.
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More than 110 VA sites now dealing with coronavirus patients, 78 patient deaths across system: MAP
Here is the latest map of where VA coronavirus cases and deaths are located across America.
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Latest Guard update: nearly 20,000 troops mobilized for COVID-19 response; leaders repeat not for martial law
Every state, three territories and Washington D.C. have activated Army and Air National Guard personnel to assist in efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19.
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VA staffers sound alarm over shortages in staffing, equipment
“I’m afraid for my co-workers and I’m afraid for my family, said one VA nurse.
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