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First Air Force boot camp trainee tests positive for COVID-19
The individual is the first COVID-19-positive trainee at basic military training for airmen.
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Army gauges interest in voluntary recalls of medical soldiers
An email passed to Army Times highlights the efforts military leaders are taking to staff hospitals should the coronavirus pandemic worsen.
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Stricter coronavirus restrictions trickle out to the force
“We had a range planned for today — but once they announced base-wide HPCON C, they told us it was all cancelled,” one soldier told Army Times.
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Army changes up promotion boards during COVID-19 pandemic
Virtual promotion boards, a suspension on PME requirements and extensions to weapons and fitness test scores have been announced.
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Army goes to HPCON Charlie across all bases, Delta for contingency forces
HPCON Charlie requires installations to limit all access to essential personnel only and will limit the numbers of base access points.
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Chow halls back after squeeze from Kuwaiti curfew, ARCENT says
Some soldiers thought the closure was an odd attempt at preventing infections by consolidating facilities, but it actually was a secondary effect of the Kuwaiti government’s own internal efforts, according to U.S. Army Central officials.
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Three Army field hospitals ordered to New York, Washington states
The Army hospitals will likely be sent first to New York City and Seattle, the defense secretary said.
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Colombians helped this US task force get home after global pandemic nixed air travel
“Once all the airports started closing … it was a non-starter for us to use [commercial] coming back,” the Joint Task Force-Bravo commander said.
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Army training base reports first two COVID-19 cases among trainees
Testing at Fort Jackson takes roughly 48 hours.
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Army advisers in Africa following spike in combat
“Special Forces is very good at training tactical-type units; They’re very good at accompanying tactical-type units,” McConville said. “But SFABs build a professional military force, which is different.”
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First Air Force boot camp trainee tests positive for COVID-19
The individual is the first COVID-19-positive trainee at basic military training for airmen.
-
Army gauges interest in voluntary recalls of medical soldiers
An email passed to Army Times highlights the efforts military leaders are taking to staff hospitals should the coronavirus pandemic worsen.
-
Stricter coronavirus restrictions trickle out to the force
“We had a range planned for today — but once they announced base-wide HPCON C, they told us it was all cancelled,” one soldier told Army Times.
-
Army changes up promotion boards during COVID-19 pandemic
Virtual promotion boards, a suspension on PME requirements and extensions to weapons and fitness test scores have been announced.
-
Army goes to HPCON Charlie across all bases, Delta for contingency forces
HPCON Charlie requires installations to limit all access to essential personnel only and will limit the numbers of base access points.
-
Chow halls back after squeeze from Kuwaiti curfew, ARCENT says
Some soldiers thought the closure was an odd attempt at preventing infections by consolidating facilities, but it actually was a secondary effect of the Kuwaiti government’s own internal efforts, according to U.S. Army Central officials.
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Three Army field hospitals ordered to New York, Washington states
The Army hospitals will likely be sent first to New York City and Seattle, the defense secretary said.
-
Colombians helped this US task force get home after global pandemic nixed air travel
“Once all the airports started closing … it was a non-starter for us to use [commercial] coming back,” the Joint Task Force-Bravo commander said.
-
Army training base reports first two COVID-19 cases among trainees
Testing at Fort Jackson takes roughly 48 hours.
-
Army advisers in Africa following spike in combat
“Special Forces is very good at training tactical-type units; They’re very good at accompanying tactical-type units,” McConville said. “But SFABs build a professional military force, which is different.”
-
First Air Force boot camp trainee tests positive for COVID-19
The individual is the first COVID-19-positive trainee at basic military training for airmen.
-
Army gauges interest in voluntary recalls of medical soldiers
An email passed to Army Times highlights the efforts military leaders are taking to staff hospitals should the coronavirus pandemic worsen.
-
Stricter coronavirus restrictions trickle out to the force
“We had a range planned for today — but once they announced base-wide HPCON C, they told us it was all cancelled,” one soldier told Army Times.
-
Army changes up promotion boards during COVID-19 pandemic
Virtual promotion boards, a suspension on PME requirements and extensions to weapons and fitness test scores have been announced.
-
Army goes to HPCON Charlie across all bases, Delta for contingency forces
HPCON Charlie requires installations to limit all access to essential personnel only and will limit the numbers of base access points.
-
Chow halls back after squeeze from Kuwaiti curfew, ARCENT says
Some soldiers thought the closure was an odd attempt at preventing infections by consolidating facilities, but it actually was a secondary effect of the Kuwaiti government’s own internal efforts, according to U.S. Army Central officials.
-
Three Army field hospitals ordered to New York, Washington states
The Army hospitals will likely be sent first to New York City and Seattle, the defense secretary said.
-
Colombians helped this US task force get home after global pandemic nixed air travel
“Once all the airports started closing … it was a non-starter for us to use [commercial] coming back,” the Joint Task Force-Bravo commander said.
-
Army training base reports first two COVID-19 cases among trainees
Testing at Fort Jackson takes roughly 48 hours.
-
Army advisers in Africa following spike in combat
“Special Forces is very good at training tactical-type units; They’re very good at accompanying tactical-type units,” McConville said. “But SFABs build a professional military force, which is different.”













