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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 court affirmed a decision that requires Wayne State University to rehire a custodian who was fired in 2015.

Sites in New York, California and Seattle are among those on the list.

Soldiers may travel only between their off-base homes and their duty stations.

The Navy has yet to release how many medical personnel are headed to New York.

The Navy shut down the Childcare Development Center at the Sigsbee Park Annex after the boy's death.

BIW management agreed to allow workers to take unpaid leave if they stay home from work over concerns of falling ill.

There are no indications that the cadet's death was related to the coronavirus or caused by foul play.

After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Edward Bloch served as a radio operator on B-17 and B-24 bombers.

The new plan would stagger smaller groups to allow for social distancing and more frequent cleaning during basic training.

Recruiters in the state hit hardest by the novel coronavirus have grave warnings about the military's decision to continue...

He was among a contingent of surviving Montford Point Marines who received the Congressional Gold Medal.

As the coronavirus continues to spread among troops, they've been told to consider less-intense workouts.

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.

A Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter rescued an injured 31-year-old Ukrainian man from a cruise ship on Thursday.