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Army medical teams dispatched to four states, with more planned
Nearly 800 soldiers will deploy to locations in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Michigan.
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Eight airmen recognized for Mideast raids, including one that killed ‘top Al Qaeda leader’
Eight special tactics airmen received valor awards following a roughly three-month deployment with the Army’s 75th Ranger Regiment.
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Green Berets’ training pipeline continues despite COVID-19 concerns
The special warfare training programs are considered “mission critical” due to the Army’s need for an uninterrupted stream of new special operations soldiers.
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Army will pay for low-cost COVID-19 ventilator ideas
The Army’s effort is aimed at quickly procuring ventilators as the service sets up field hospitals and builds makeshift medical facilities around the country.
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Pandemic prevention isn’t the only reason 82nd paratroopers are still in the Mideast
“We are monitoring — almost daily, actually — to determine exactly when to bring them home,” said the chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
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Army field hospital to leave Seattle days after standing up
The hospital commander said her team was planning to accept patients this week.
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Pentagon says ‘Stop Loss’ order is unlikely — but is an option if needed
Current efforts to get service members to voluntarily extend their contracts may not be enough, the Pentagon says.
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Some DoD medical facilities found vulnerable to ‘violence, sabotage or terrorism’
“The security manager at one of the clinics stated that stairwell doors should be exits only, but the commander overruled him.”
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Soldiers could’ve already had COVID-19 without knowing, and the chief wants to find out who they are
Currently, the Army only has nine labs to test for the virus.
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Closed barber shops won’t mean relaxed grooming, Army leaders say
“If there’s a problem with meeting the standard … we can have that discussion and probably issue you a pair of scissors,” the Army chief said.
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Army medical teams dispatched to four states, with more planned
Nearly 800 soldiers will deploy to locations in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Michigan.
-
Eight airmen recognized for Mideast raids, including one that killed ‘top Al Qaeda leader’
Eight special tactics airmen received valor awards following a roughly three-month deployment with the Army’s 75th Ranger Regiment.
-
Green Berets’ training pipeline continues despite COVID-19 concerns
The special warfare training programs are considered “mission critical” due to the Army’s need for an uninterrupted stream of new special operations soldiers.
-
Army will pay for low-cost COVID-19 ventilator ideas
The Army’s effort is aimed at quickly procuring ventilators as the service sets up field hospitals and builds makeshift medical facilities around the country.
-
Pandemic prevention isn’t the only reason 82nd paratroopers are still in the Mideast
“We are monitoring — almost daily, actually — to determine exactly when to bring them home,” said the chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
-
Army field hospital to leave Seattle days after standing up
The hospital commander said her team was planning to accept patients this week.
-
Pentagon says ‘Stop Loss’ order is unlikely — but is an option if needed
Current efforts to get service members to voluntarily extend their contracts may not be enough, the Pentagon says.
-
Some DoD medical facilities found vulnerable to ‘violence, sabotage or terrorism’
“The security manager at one of the clinics stated that stairwell doors should be exits only, but the commander overruled him.”
-
Soldiers could’ve already had COVID-19 without knowing, and the chief wants to find out who they are
Currently, the Army only has nine labs to test for the virus.
-
Closed barber shops won’t mean relaxed grooming, Army leaders say
“If there’s a problem with meeting the standard … we can have that discussion and probably issue you a pair of scissors,” the Army chief said.
-
Army medical teams dispatched to four states, with more planned
Nearly 800 soldiers will deploy to locations in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Michigan.
-
Eight airmen recognized for Mideast raids, including one that killed ‘top Al Qaeda leader’
Eight special tactics airmen received valor awards following a roughly three-month deployment with the Army’s 75th Ranger Regiment.
-
Green Berets’ training pipeline continues despite COVID-19 concerns
The special warfare training programs are considered “mission critical” due to the Army’s need for an uninterrupted stream of new special operations soldiers.
-
Army will pay for low-cost COVID-19 ventilator ideas
The Army’s effort is aimed at quickly procuring ventilators as the service sets up field hospitals and builds makeshift medical facilities around the country.
-
Pandemic prevention isn’t the only reason 82nd paratroopers are still in the Mideast
“We are monitoring — almost daily, actually — to determine exactly when to bring them home,” said the chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
-
Army field hospital to leave Seattle days after standing up
The hospital commander said her team was planning to accept patients this week.
-
Pentagon says ‘Stop Loss’ order is unlikely — but is an option if needed
Current efforts to get service members to voluntarily extend their contracts may not be enough, the Pentagon says.
-
Some DoD medical facilities found vulnerable to ‘violence, sabotage or terrorism’
“The security manager at one of the clinics stated that stairwell doors should be exits only, but the commander overruled him.”
-
Soldiers could’ve already had COVID-19 without knowing, and the chief wants to find out who they are
Currently, the Army only has nine labs to test for the virus.
-
Closed barber shops won’t mean relaxed grooming, Army leaders say
“If there’s a problem with meeting the standard … we can have that discussion and probably issue you a pair of scissors,” the Army chief said.
