Coronavirus/COVID-19

An Army Reserve soldier has become the eighth U.S. service member to die from COVID-19.

Wounded Warrior Project's annual survey of members shows a population struggling in terms of unemployment and isolation.

One unexpected benefit has been the evolution of stateside training.

A Washington Post report illustrates how the military spent $1 billion designated for stocks of masks and other supplies.

Active cases of COVID-19 at the VA remain at less than half they were at their peak July 20.

Military dependents and retirees have through the end of June 2021 to access benefits using ID cards that expired this year.

As states develop plans for inoculating residents, uniformed personnel could be asked to participate.

The Navy's investigation included several never-before-seen witness statements.

A "Tiger Team" of infection control experts is deploying to help curb a deadly outbreak in the nursing facility.

The Trump administration issued its plans for beginning the vaccination effort by the end of the year or in early 2021.