Here are some stories you may have missed over the past week: The United States military mission in Afghanistan will officially end Aug. 31. “The likelihood that there’s going to…
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The Department of Veterans Affairs is considering whether to make COVID-19 vaccines mandatory for all employees. VA Secretary Denis McDonough said it may be necessary for the protection of the…
About 68% of active duty service members have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine, but officials are concerned about threats from the delta variant, Pentagon officials said Wednesday,…
The number of veterans experiencing homelessness is likely to increase drastically when the federal eviction moratorium expires at the end of this month, according to advocate groups and federal officials,…
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Joint Chiefs Chair Gen. Mark Milley urged lawmakers Thursday to reimburse the National Guard for months of deployment to secure the U.S. Capitol complex. The…
The Pentagon has shut down all but five of the mass vaccination sites it opened with FEMA. At one point there were 35 of the sites, administering 16 million vaccines,…
Thousands of Air Force families are still waiting for child care, according to an Air Force report that was obtained by Federal News Network. Capacity was limited during the COVID-19…
The Pentagon is urging military service leaders and installation commanders to double up efforts encouraging service members to get COVID-19 vaccinations. “Vaccination enhances operational readiness and protects the force, DOD…
COVID-19, the disease resulting from the SARS-COV-2V-2 virus has not only affected our global health, but dramatically impacted our work productivity and effectiveness of our education system by hampering our…
The Army has the lowest COVID-19 vaccination rate among the military services, a new study said, according to Military Times. During the period of the study, published in Medical Surveillance…