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One training battalion at Fort Jackson had 50 coronavirus cases; basic combat training to continue
“Even those who we tested after we one or two positive cases, the ones we found out, were mostly asymptomatic,” the Army chief said.
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How US troops survived a little-known al-Qaeda raid in Mali two years ago
The assault included rockets, mortars, car bombs and roughly 30 militants disguised in Malian Army and UN peacekeeper uniforms.
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First COVID case among US troops is virus-free after a 49-day isolation
The American was cleared from isolation after having no symptoms for a full week.
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Soldiers return early from Southeast Asian exercises over COVID-19 concerns, with more adjustments expected
“Even with the adjusted timeline, this year’s Hanuman Guardian is the longest iteration of the exercise ever conducted,” said a U.S. Army Pacific official.
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Most Army barber shops are closed, and those remaining open have weighed the risk, three-star says
“I don’t have the exact percentage, but most are closed … And the ones that are open have mitigating procedures and standards in place.”
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Army issues guidance on breaking and extending leases during stop-movement order
Landlords aren’t required to terminate a lease or suspend rent payments based on the Pentagon’s stop-movement order.
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Atlanta man allegedly tried to sell 125 million nonexistent COVID-19 masks to VA for $750 million
An Atlanta man allegedly attempted to protective equipment to the VA for more than $750 million.
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About 25,000 veterans volunteer to return to Army for COVID-19 response
Interested former soldiers can visit the Human Resources Command website, and fill out the accompanying survey.
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Sailor from Theodore Roosevelt has died of COVID-19 complications
A sailor assigned to the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt has died after being admitted to an intensive care unit in Guam.
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Soldier praised for his actions during El Paso shooting found dead
“At this point in the investigation, foul play in not suspected,” a post official said.
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One training battalion at Fort Jackson had 50 coronavirus cases; basic combat training to continue
“Even those who we tested after we one or two positive cases, the ones we found out, were mostly asymptomatic,” the Army chief said.
-
How US troops survived a little-known al-Qaeda raid in Mali two years ago
The assault included rockets, mortars, car bombs and roughly 30 militants disguised in Malian Army and UN peacekeeper uniforms.
-
First COVID case among US troops is virus-free after a 49-day isolation
The American was cleared from isolation after having no symptoms for a full week.
-
Soldiers return early from Southeast Asian exercises over COVID-19 concerns, with more adjustments expected
“Even with the adjusted timeline, this year’s Hanuman Guardian is the longest iteration of the exercise ever conducted,” said a U.S. Army Pacific official.
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Most Army barber shops are closed, and those remaining open have weighed the risk, three-star says
“I don’t have the exact percentage, but most are closed … And the ones that are open have mitigating procedures and standards in place.”
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Army issues guidance on breaking and extending leases during stop-movement order
Landlords aren’t required to terminate a lease or suspend rent payments based on the Pentagon’s stop-movement order.
-
Atlanta man allegedly tried to sell 125 million nonexistent COVID-19 masks to VA for $750 million
An Atlanta man allegedly attempted to protective equipment to the VA for more than $750 million.
-
About 25,000 veterans volunteer to return to Army for COVID-19 response
Interested former soldiers can visit the Human Resources Command website, and fill out the accompanying survey.
-
Sailor from Theodore Roosevelt has died of COVID-19 complications
A sailor assigned to the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt has died after being admitted to an intensive care unit in Guam.
-
Soldier praised for his actions during El Paso shooting found dead
“At this point in the investigation, foul play in not suspected,” a post official said.
-
One training battalion at Fort Jackson had 50 coronavirus cases; basic combat training to continue
“Even those who we tested after we one or two positive cases, the ones we found out, were mostly asymptomatic,” the Army chief said.
-
How US troops survived a little-known al-Qaeda raid in Mali two years ago
The assault included rockets, mortars, car bombs and roughly 30 militants disguised in Malian Army and UN peacekeeper uniforms.
-
First COVID case among US troops is virus-free after a 49-day isolation
The American was cleared from isolation after having no symptoms for a full week.
-
Soldiers return early from Southeast Asian exercises over COVID-19 concerns, with more adjustments expected
“Even with the adjusted timeline, this year’s Hanuman Guardian is the longest iteration of the exercise ever conducted,” said a U.S. Army Pacific official.
-
Most Army barber shops are closed, and those remaining open have weighed the risk, three-star says
“I don’t have the exact percentage, but most are closed … And the ones that are open have mitigating procedures and standards in place.”
-
Army issues guidance on breaking and extending leases during stop-movement order
Landlords aren’t required to terminate a lease or suspend rent payments based on the Pentagon’s stop-movement order.
-
Atlanta man allegedly tried to sell 125 million nonexistent COVID-19 masks to VA for $750 million
An Atlanta man allegedly attempted to protective equipment to the VA for more than $750 million.
-
About 25,000 veterans volunteer to return to Army for COVID-19 response
Interested former soldiers can visit the Human Resources Command website, and fill out the accompanying survey.
-
Sailor from Theodore Roosevelt has died of COVID-19 complications
A sailor assigned to the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt has died after being admitted to an intensive care unit in Guam.
-
Soldier praised for his actions during El Paso shooting found dead
“At this point in the investigation, foul play in not suspected,” a post official said.
