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Gary Crispell, a Public Health Command-Pacific microbiologist, simulates how to test a sample for at the Naval Health Research Center satellite laboratory co-located at Naval Hospital Yokosuka, Japan. Crispell was one of three people to work around the clock this past spring operate the only Department of Defense COVID-19 testing lab in Japan. (Courtesy photo)

DOD Selects 5 Sites for COVID-19 Vaccine Testing, Seeks Volunteers

Civilian Marksmanship Program Stores Reopen by Appointment

More than 60 competitors came together to shoot 3-gun after shelter in place orders in Oklahoma.

What it Was Like Competing in 3-Gun During Coronavirus Pandemic

COVID-19 sex offender, Rudy William Grajeda Magdaleno

High-Risk Sex Offender Already Re-Arrested After COVID Early Release

The USNS Comfort began admitting patients from New Jersey.

USNS Comfort Begins Admitting Patients From New Jersey Hospitals

Marines save patients waiting to board USNS Comfort in NYC.

Marines Save Patients Waiting to Board Hospital Ship USNS Comfort

A day after getting released from jail for COVID-19 concerns, Joseph Williams allegedly killed someone.

Report: Florida Inmate Killed Someone Day After Release From COVID-19

Following his release from jail amid COVID-19 concerns, Joseph Williams now faces murder charges, allegedly killing someone just one day after his release.

Defense Department increases N95 mask production and authorizes N95 decontamination machines.

Pentagon Awards $415 Million Contract for N95 Decontamination Units

Only days after increasing N95 mask production by 39 million over next 90 days, the Pentagon authorizes $415 million for N95 decontamination units.

A USS Theodore Roosevelt Sailor has died from COVID-19 in Guam.

USS Theodore Roosevelt Sailor Dies From COVID-19

After seemingly failing to heed the warning of the Capt. Brett Crozier, a USS Theodore Roosevelt sailor has died from complications from COVID-19.

Hundreds of beds aboard hospital ships Comfort and Mercy remain empty.

Why Are the Navy Hospital Ships Mercy and Comfort Sitting Nearly Empty?

Bogged down by bureaucracy and seemingly senseless procedure, the Mercy and Comfort—once viewed as saviors to the East and West Coasts—remain nearly empty.

Recent predictions show America's Whole of Government response is working.

How US Whole of Government Response to COVID-19 Is Slowly Working

From the National Guard, to FEMA, ICE and the CDC, America's agencies continue working around the clock in a whole of government response to stop COVID-19.

The Navy Coronavirus response has received criticism of late.

US Navy Public Perception Sinking Quick During Coronavirus Response

From barely used hospital ships to Capt. Crozier's firing, Secretary Thomas Modly's resignation signals the latest SNAFU in the Navy coronavirus response.

Military COVID-19 Infections Jumped Nearly 50 Percent Over the Weekend

U.S. military COVID-19 infections nearly doubled over the weekend, brining scrutiny to current DOD measures to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

Martial Law Lite: Has the Constitution Been Set Ablaze by a Police State?

A conspiracists' view of lockdown and shelter-in-place policy currently sweeping across the country adds up to a police state version of martial law lite.

WWII vets Bill Kelly, 95, and William Lapschies, 104, survived the coronavirus in Oregon.

WATCH: A Pair of Oregon WWII Veterans Beat COVID-19

Bill Kelly, 95, and William Lapschies, 104, veterans who both served in the Pacific in WWII, incredibly each just beat COVID-19.

Eduardo Moreno attempted to ram a train into the USNS Mercy in Los Angeles.

Engineer Attempts to Ram Train Into USNS Mercy Hospital Ship in LA

Engineer Eduardo Moreno tried to ram a Pacific Harbor Line train into the 'suspicious' USNS Mercy hospital ship at port in Los Angeles.

Navy Captain Pleads for Help Aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt

Navy Captain Brett Crozier says 'Sailors do not need to die,' in a plea for help as COVID-19 cases explode aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt.

Douglas Linn Hickok, Coronavirus American Military Casualty

Coronavirus Claims First American Military Casualty in New Jersey Guard

After being hospitalized since March 21, NJ Army National Guardsman Douglas Linn Hickok has become the first American military casualty due to coronavirus.

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