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Boeing to get $882M in withheld KC-46 funds back for COVID-19
Boeing is getting a little fiscal relief amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Marine Raiders adjust training, add online courses to weather COVID-19
“The ITC schedule has been restructured to ensure the safety and health of the two classes currently undergoing training. Some of the in-class material has been shifted to online learning, to include parts of the Basic Language Course.”
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Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
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With COVID-19 threat to increase, Air Force takes steps to protect its most important missions
The Air Force is undergoing a “reset” where resources will be pushed toward vital tasks, the service’s top general said.
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Sweden pushes back after allies ditch military exercise
The Aurora 20 military drill is scheduled to be held from May 11 through June 4 on air, land and sea in the southern Skane region with some 3,000 international troops.
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The US Navy’s hospital ships in the COVID-19 fight badly need replacing
The ships helping fight the COVID-19 outbreaks in New York City and L.A. need replacing, but the Navy doesn’t have a clear path forward.
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All 1st Marine Division units will train at their home station, no more Twentynine Palms trips for now
“As we navigate the COVID-19 health crisis, we must strike a balance between maintaining our operational readiness and implementing the necessary health precautions to preserve our combat power and protect our communities.”
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This is what the Space Force is doing to reduce the spread of COVID-19
So far three troops assigned to the Space Force have tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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Small defense businesses see cash issues during coronavirus outbreak
Cash flow is becoming a problem for small companies in the defense supply chain.
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Lockheed offers cash to supply chain, use of private jets for COVID-19 fight
The world’s largest defense company will speed up cash payments to small subcontractors to help with bills, among other steps.
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Boeing to get $882M in withheld KC-46 funds back for COVID-19
Boeing is getting a little fiscal relief amid the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Marine Raiders adjust training, add online courses to weather COVID-19
“The ITC schedule has been restructured to ensure the safety and health of the two classes currently undergoing training. Some of the in-class material has been shifted to online learning, to include parts of the Basic Language Course.”
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Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
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With COVID-19 threat to increase, Air Force takes steps to protect its most important missions
The Air Force is undergoing a “reset” where resources will be pushed toward vital tasks, the service’s top general said.
-
Sweden pushes back after allies ditch military exercise
The Aurora 20 military drill is scheduled to be held from May 11 through June 4 on air, land and sea in the southern Skane region with some 3,000 international troops.
-
The US Navy’s hospital ships in the COVID-19 fight badly need replacing
The ships helping fight the COVID-19 outbreaks in New York City and L.A. need replacing, but the Navy doesn’t have a clear path forward.
-
All 1st Marine Division units will train at their home station, no more Twentynine Palms trips for now
“As we navigate the COVID-19 health crisis, we must strike a balance between maintaining our operational readiness and implementing the necessary health precautions to preserve our combat power and protect our communities.”
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This is what the Space Force is doing to reduce the spread of COVID-19
So far three troops assigned to the Space Force have tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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Small defense businesses see cash issues during coronavirus outbreak
Cash flow is becoming a problem for small companies in the defense supply chain.
-
Lockheed offers cash to supply chain, use of private jets for COVID-19 fight
The world’s largest defense company will speed up cash payments to small subcontractors to help with bills, among other steps.
-
Boeing to get $882M in withheld KC-46 funds back for COVID-19
Boeing is getting a little fiscal relief amid the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Marine Raiders adjust training, add online courses to weather COVID-19
“The ITC schedule has been restructured to ensure the safety and health of the two classes currently undergoing training. Some of the in-class material has been shifted to online learning, to include parts of the Basic Language Course.”
-
Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
-
With COVID-19 threat to increase, Air Force takes steps to protect its most important missions
The Air Force is undergoing a “reset” where resources will be pushed toward vital tasks, the service’s top general said.
-
Sweden pushes back after allies ditch military exercise
The Aurora 20 military drill is scheduled to be held from May 11 through June 4 on air, land and sea in the southern Skane region with some 3,000 international troops.
-
The US Navy’s hospital ships in the COVID-19 fight badly need replacing
The ships helping fight the COVID-19 outbreaks in New York City and L.A. need replacing, but the Navy doesn’t have a clear path forward.
-
All 1st Marine Division units will train at their home station, no more Twentynine Palms trips for now
“As we navigate the COVID-19 health crisis, we must strike a balance between maintaining our operational readiness and implementing the necessary health precautions to preserve our combat power and protect our communities.”
-
This is what the Space Force is doing to reduce the spread of COVID-19
So far three troops assigned to the Space Force have tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
-
Small defense businesses see cash issues during coronavirus outbreak
Cash flow is becoming a problem for small companies in the defense supply chain.
-
Lockheed offers cash to supply chain, use of private jets for COVID-19 fight
The world’s largest defense company will speed up cash payments to small subcontractors to help with bills, among other steps.
