The Department of Defense issued a memo outlining the easing of travel restrictions for permanent change-of-station moves which have been in effect during the coronavirus pandemic. The exceptions are California,…
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Rep. Adam Smith, Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee released a summary of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2021 last week. The proposal authorizes $732 billion…
As parts of the U.S. economy begin to reopen, defense contractors have been able to restart much of their work, National Defense reported. “Industry has made a significant adjustment in…
Service members would be among the earliest Americans to get a COVID-19 vaccine if one is determined to be effective and safe, administration officials told reporters this week. “Our role,…
The appropriations process in the Senate may be derailed before its formal start. The Appropriations Committee was scheduled to start working on the 12 annual spending bills next week, but…
Military families still face great uncertainty even as some parts of the nation and military start to continue to pre-pandemic operations, according to panelists at the COVID-19 Military Support Initiative’s…
While the national unemployment rate hovers around 13 percent due to limited resumption of economic activity caused by the coronavirus pandemic, employment challenges posed to military spouses remains a pressing…
Military families adjust to the long-time challenges that come with military service, but the global pandemic has added to their anxieties. CMSI talked with filmmaker Elena Miliaresis, producer of the…
Most of the COVID-19 cases among active-duty military personnel have occurred in patients with pre-existing conditions, according to Military Times, which cites recent DOD data that one Army official said…
Two Navy ships have set a new record for time at sea, after receiving orders not to stop at foreign ports to avoid coronavirus exposure, AP reported. The USS Dwight…