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Pentagon didn’t adequately track funds sent to Chinese research labs
Investigators found seven awards, sub-awards or fee-for-service agreements from the Army for research that involved potential enhancement of pathogens.
By Zamone Perez
DoD’s historic COVID response has pulled from every branch, active, reserve and Guard
Mobile hospitals and quick response teams delivered personnel where civilian agencies needed them.
By Todd South
Theodore Roosevelt sailors test positive for COVID-19 during at-sea training
Two shipmates had tested positive as of Friday morning and were flown off the ship.
Services met recruiting goals as COVID forced military to modernize, SECDEF says
Despite having to shut down in-person recruiting, the services managed to reach their goals in 2020.
Last call: Elmendorf bans airmen from bars amid COVID spike
Elmendorf decided to go beyond Anchorage's restrictions on alcohol-serving establishments as a precaution.
Active coronavirus cases among VA patients increasing in October
More than 66,000 VA patients have contracted the illness in the last seven months.
Chief of Naval Operations: China is ‘the strategic threat’ to the US
That’s why the Navy is crafting a new maritime strategy — in tandem with the Marine Corps and the Coast Guard.
By Diana Stancy