Coronavirus/COVID-19

Military bases are cautiously resuming activities as states relax COVID-19 restrictions.

Despite its grim forecast, the draft document lays out a framework for the U.S. military's proverbial reopening.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper reviews the stop-movement order every 15 days, officials said.

Nearly 200 vets will participate in a study to determine whether a medication can reduce the severity of COVID-19 in men.

Family members will have limited access for visits to Arlington National Cemetery.

The decision delays the Army Talent Alignment Process for officers in the winter 2021 permanent change-of-station move cycle.

The cemetery has turned to virtual events during the COVID-19 outbreak.

U.S. Army Cadet Command has ordered that cadet summer training, usually held at Fort Knox, will be significantly adjusted.

Added funding would preserve national parks in part as healing spaces for veterans under stress, they say.

The reimbursement would join a series of other COVID-related reimbursements for relocating troops.