Working with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Defense announced a $2.2 million Defense Production Act (DPA) Title 3 contract. The contract was awarded to…
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper said the Pentagon may re-think its response to a potential second wave of coronavirus outbreak, he told reporters Thursday, according to AP. “If one were to…
After initial reports that National Guard deployments would have a “hard stop” on June 24, one day before servicemembers would be eligible for federal benefits, President Donald Trump announced he…
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought attention to the food insecurity issues facing many military families and veteran families, but those concerns can be even more severe for families who do…
Child care policy changes that were set to go into effect next week will be delayed until Sept. 1, DOD announced, according to Military Times. The delay is in response…
The coronavirus pandemic has been especially tough on many military children. Here is a look at how they were celebrated in April by communities around the world, including at the…
Following recent reports of government officials considering a “hard stop” on National Guard deployments on June 24, lawmakers are seeking to remediate a decision that could deny federal benefits to…
An Army reservist based in Wisconsin has died from COVID-19, becoming the third service member to die in the pandemic, Stars and Stripes reported Tuesday, citing multiple DOD officials, who…
Pentagon officials released a five-phase plan on Tuesday to “return to normal operations,” Defense One reports. Currently the DOD is at “Phase 0” and is awaiting more data to ease…
Journalists covering the Pentagon joined CMSI for a town hall panel Tuesday to focus on the military’s COVID-19 response and what it means for the future of the military. One…