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Army Guard finishes ditching personnel paperwork for new online system
The new system allows Guardsmen to process paperwork via a phone app.
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New Jersey National Guard Capt. Douglas Linn Hickok becomes first service member to die after testing positive for COVID-19
An Army National Guardsman died on Saturday after contracting coronavirus and being hospitalized on March 21.
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ACFT rollout suspended until further notice over COVID-19 concerns
If you’ve been slacking on those deadlifts and knee tucks, coronavirus just bought you some time.
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Responses to Army’s COVID-19 volunteer recall now top 17,000
They included retirees from a wide array of backgrounds, to include retired personnel from other service branches.
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Field hospital heads to Manhattan, as Fort Campbell prepares for potential outbreak
“It’s basically a relief valve for the New York medical system,” the 101st Airborne Division commander said.
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EIB training deemed essential at some units, but soldiers raise concerns about COVID-19
Soldiers deployed to Poland will continue an expert infantry badge train-up, as it’s still considered mission-essential.
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More than 9,000 responded to the Army’s call for medical personnel
The Army sent more than 800,000 former soldiers with medical training an email to gauge their interest in fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
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New incentive pay approved for Alaska-bound soldiers
The payments top out at $2,000 for single soldiers and $4,000 for those with families.
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Soldier’s spouse dies of coronavirus complications
The spouse’s identity is currently being withheld.
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Army leader says ‘we need to do more’ to prevent spread of COVID-19
The Army currently has a total of 288 confirmed cases of coronavirus spread throughout the force.
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Army Guard finishes ditching personnel paperwork for new online system
The new system allows Guardsmen to process paperwork via a phone app.
-
New Jersey National Guard Capt. Douglas Linn Hickok becomes first service member to die after testing positive for COVID-19
An Army National Guardsman died on Saturday after contracting coronavirus and being hospitalized on March 21.
-
ACFT rollout suspended until further notice over COVID-19 concerns
If you’ve been slacking on those deadlifts and knee tucks, coronavirus just bought you some time.
-
Responses to Army’s COVID-19 volunteer recall now top 17,000
They included retirees from a wide array of backgrounds, to include retired personnel from other service branches.
-
Field hospital heads to Manhattan, as Fort Campbell prepares for potential outbreak
“It’s basically a relief valve for the New York medical system,” the 101st Airborne Division commander said.
-
EIB training deemed essential at some units, but soldiers raise concerns about COVID-19
Soldiers deployed to Poland will continue an expert infantry badge train-up, as it’s still considered mission-essential.
-
More than 9,000 responded to the Army’s call for medical personnel
The Army sent more than 800,000 former soldiers with medical training an email to gauge their interest in fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
-
New incentive pay approved for Alaska-bound soldiers
The payments top out at $2,000 for single soldiers and $4,000 for those with families.
-
Soldier’s spouse dies of coronavirus complications
The spouse’s identity is currently being withheld.
-
Army leader says ‘we need to do more’ to prevent spread of COVID-19
The Army currently has a total of 288 confirmed cases of coronavirus spread throughout the force.
-
Army Guard finishes ditching personnel paperwork for new online system
The new system allows Guardsmen to process paperwork via a phone app.
-
New Jersey National Guard Capt. Douglas Linn Hickok becomes first service member to die after testing positive for COVID-19
An Army National Guardsman died on Saturday after contracting coronavirus and being hospitalized on March 21.
-
ACFT rollout suspended until further notice over COVID-19 concerns
If you’ve been slacking on those deadlifts and knee tucks, coronavirus just bought you some time.
-
Responses to Army’s COVID-19 volunteer recall now top 17,000
They included retirees from a wide array of backgrounds, to include retired personnel from other service branches.
-
Field hospital heads to Manhattan, as Fort Campbell prepares for potential outbreak
“It’s basically a relief valve for the New York medical system,” the 101st Airborne Division commander said.
-
EIB training deemed essential at some units, but soldiers raise concerns about COVID-19
Soldiers deployed to Poland will continue an expert infantry badge train-up, as it’s still considered mission-essential.
-
More than 9,000 responded to the Army’s call for medical personnel
The Army sent more than 800,000 former soldiers with medical training an email to gauge their interest in fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
-
New incentive pay approved for Alaska-bound soldiers
The payments top out at $2,000 for single soldiers and $4,000 for those with families.
-
Soldier’s spouse dies of coronavirus complications
The spouse’s identity is currently being withheld.
-
Army leader says ‘we need to do more’ to prevent spread of COVID-19
The Army currently has a total of 288 confirmed cases of coronavirus spread throughout the force.
