Marcus Fichtl

The Army has a message for its retirees: Uncle Sam wants you to help fight the novel coronavirus.

The new ban affected some 90,000 troops.

The $330 billion COVID-19 appropriations bill also includes money for the Defense Department and health-related agencies.

The Navy has about a third of the military’s coronavirus patients.

A doctoral candidate is the only active-duty service member on the Army team developing a potential vaccine.

The CDC lifted a shutdown ordered last July over lapses in biosafety standards.

Confusion over health coverage and federal status is common in mobilized troops.

As of March 24, National Guard personnel officials completed transitioning 331,000 members onto the IPPS-A.

The Navy was rapidly arranging hotel rooms on Guam for many of the 4,000-plus crew.

The Navy says that urinalysis drug testing should continue, even as the service suspends physical fitness assessments.

The war game involved 50 experts who spent two days coordinating response, containment and messaging efforts.

The U.S. Air Force has identified 23 organizations and units that will transition to the U.S. Space Force.

The deaths caused the academy to rethink the strict restrictions imposed on graduating seniors.

The Air Force's Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein met with leaders and cadets at the academy Monday.

Military leaders are racing to implement policies to prevent the spread of coronavirus at boot camp and other hard-hit areas.

The Corps is halting shipments of recruits to Parris Island after more than 20 people there tested positive for coroanavirus.

The U.S. Coast Guard is now directing ships registered in the Bahamas to seek aid from that country first.

A federal judge ruled she will not halt removal of the capsized cargo ship while a salvage company sues the U.S. Coast Guard.

The cadet visited Spain with six other cadets and a civilian friend during their spring break.