Featured in covid-19WATM Friday 5: Top military news for the week of 12/16The military has had a busy week. There have been quite a few top military news headlines making waves within… BYRuddy CanoOct 11, 2021ShareNorth Korea continues to organize military parades as its economy plummetsNorth Korea usually unveils new advanced weapons during their military parades. Last month on September 9, North Korea held a… BYRuddy CanoOct 11, 2021ShareBYJessica ManfreMay 20, 2021Share‘Don’t be afraid.’ Veteran leaders host town hall on importance of COVID-19 vaccineWATM CEO and Air Force veteran Mark Harper moderated an informative town hall specifically geared toward veterans on the COVID-19… BYJessica ManfreMay 20, 2021ShareBYMilitary Families MagazineApr 21, 2021ShareFamilies stationed in Germany get creative during lockdownNavy veteran and spouse Courtney Suesse and her family live in Stuttgart. Air Force spouse Jennifer Borkey has left base… BYMilitary Families MagazineApr 21, 2021ShareBYJessica ManfreApr 13, 2021ShareArmy scientists close to creating advanced COVID-19 vaccineThe Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) is neck deep in the battle against COVID-19 by developing their own… BYJessica ManfreApr 13, 2021ShareBYU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsApr 13, 2021ShareVA medical, pharmacy copayments cancelled through Sept. 30, 2021Due to American Rescue Plan, copayments paid April 6, 2020, to present will be refunded In March 2021, Congress passed… BYU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsApr 13, 2021ShareBYU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsApr 8, 2021ShareEvery Veteran, spouse and caregiver in America eligible for COVID-19 vaccine30 million vaccinations is a big job – and VA can handle it About six million enrolled Veterans use VA… BYU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsApr 8, 2021ShareBYRuddy CanoFeb 16, 2021ShareExclusive interview: Army nurse on how COVID has affected the MOSMartine Caraballo comes from five generations of military service. Her father is a Purple Heart Vietnam veteran. She was raised… BYRuddy CanoFeb 16, 2021ShareBYSamantha PetersonFeb 4, 2021Share8 ridiculous lines we fully expect to see in this year’s Valentine’s Safety BriefIn company footprints all over the world, America’s finest are about to endure the Valentine’s Day safety brief—COVID-19 edition. We… BYSamantha PetersonFeb 4, 2021ShareBYJessica ManfreFeb 4, 2021ShareLeading veterans organizations unite in battle against COVID-19Six of the leading veterans organizations are joining forces, forming a coalition to combat COVID-19. Team Rubicon is at the… BYJessica ManfreFeb 4, 2021ShareBYU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsJan 26, 2021ShareNike donates shoes to VA health care workers during COVID-19 pandemicVA nurses recently received an unexpected gift, thanks to Nike. The multinational footwear and apparel manufacturer donated nearly 3,800 pairs of Air… BYU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsJan 26, 2021ShareBYCoffee Or DieJan 20, 2021ShareBREAKING: US Marines discover crayon consumption cures COVID-19As of March 19, 2020, novel coronavirus has been responsible for a global pandemic that has infected more than 267,000 people, killed… BYCoffee Or DieJan 20, 2021ShareBYVAntage PointJan 5, 2021ShareVeterans — avoid COVID-19 vaccine scamsNow that the COVID-19 vaccine is becoming available, scammers are calling, texting and emailing Veterans with promises of vaccine availability… BYVAntage PointJan 5, 2021ShareBYMilitary.comOct 16, 2020ShareIt’s almost impossible to get COVID-19 on an airplane, new military study suggestsA new military-led study unveiled Thursday shows there is a low risk for passengers traveling aboard large commercial air… BYMilitary.comOct 16, 2020ShareBYMilitary Families MagazineOct 16, 2020ShareFive fun pandemic-friendly Halloween ideasSpooky season is here, but it feels a bit different this year. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many places to cancel time-honored Halloween traditions, such as haunted houses and trick-or-treating this year, in following BYMilitary Families MagazineOct 16, 2020ShareBYMilitary.comOct 7, 2020ShareMilitary leaders in quarantine after Coast Guard’s no. 2 admiral tests positive for COVID-19Some of the military’s top leaders are self-quarantining after the Coast Guard‘s second highest-ranking officer tested positive for COVID-19, the Pen… BYMilitary.comOct 7, 2020Share123456
WATM Friday 5: Top military news for the week of 12/16The military has had a busy week. There have been quite a few top military news headlines making waves within…
BYRuddy CanoOct 11, 2021ShareNorth Korea continues to organize military parades as its economy plummetsNorth Korea usually unveils new advanced weapons during their military parades. Last month on September 9, North Korea held a… BYRuddy CanoOct 11, 2021Share
BYJessica ManfreMay 20, 2021Share‘Don’t be afraid.’ Veteran leaders host town hall on importance of COVID-19 vaccineWATM CEO and Air Force veteran Mark Harper moderated an informative town hall specifically geared toward veterans on the COVID-19… BYJessica ManfreMay 20, 2021Share
BYMilitary Families MagazineApr 21, 2021ShareFamilies stationed in Germany get creative during lockdownNavy veteran and spouse Courtney Suesse and her family live in Stuttgart. Air Force spouse Jennifer Borkey has left base… BYMilitary Families MagazineApr 21, 2021Share
BYJessica ManfreApr 13, 2021ShareArmy scientists close to creating advanced COVID-19 vaccineThe Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) is neck deep in the battle against COVID-19 by developing their own… BYJessica ManfreApr 13, 2021Share
BYU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsApr 13, 2021ShareVA medical, pharmacy copayments cancelled through Sept. 30, 2021Due to American Rescue Plan, copayments paid April 6, 2020, to present will be refunded In March 2021, Congress passed… BYU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsApr 13, 2021Share
BYU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsApr 8, 2021ShareEvery Veteran, spouse and caregiver in America eligible for COVID-19 vaccine30 million vaccinations is a big job – and VA can handle it About six million enrolled Veterans use VA… BYU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsApr 8, 2021Share
BYRuddy CanoFeb 16, 2021ShareExclusive interview: Army nurse on how COVID has affected the MOSMartine Caraballo comes from five generations of military service. Her father is a Purple Heart Vietnam veteran. She was raised… BYRuddy CanoFeb 16, 2021Share
BYSamantha PetersonFeb 4, 2021Share8 ridiculous lines we fully expect to see in this year’s Valentine’s Safety BriefIn company footprints all over the world, America’s finest are about to endure the Valentine’s Day safety brief—COVID-19 edition. We… BYSamantha PetersonFeb 4, 2021Share
BYJessica ManfreFeb 4, 2021ShareLeading veterans organizations unite in battle against COVID-19Six of the leading veterans organizations are joining forces, forming a coalition to combat COVID-19. Team Rubicon is at the… BYJessica ManfreFeb 4, 2021Share
BYU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsJan 26, 2021ShareNike donates shoes to VA health care workers during COVID-19 pandemicVA nurses recently received an unexpected gift, thanks to Nike. The multinational footwear and apparel manufacturer donated nearly 3,800 pairs of Air… BYU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsJan 26, 2021Share
BYCoffee Or DieJan 20, 2021ShareBREAKING: US Marines discover crayon consumption cures COVID-19As of March 19, 2020, novel coronavirus has been responsible for a global pandemic that has infected more than 267,000 people, killed… BYCoffee Or DieJan 20, 2021Share
BYVAntage PointJan 5, 2021ShareVeterans — avoid COVID-19 vaccine scamsNow that the COVID-19 vaccine is becoming available, scammers are calling, texting and emailing Veterans with promises of vaccine availability… BYVAntage PointJan 5, 2021Share
BYMilitary.comOct 16, 2020ShareIt’s almost impossible to get COVID-19 on an airplane, new military study suggestsA new military-led study unveiled Thursday shows there is a low risk for passengers traveling aboard large commercial air… BYMilitary.comOct 16, 2020Share
BYMilitary Families MagazineOct 16, 2020ShareFive fun pandemic-friendly Halloween ideasSpooky season is here, but it feels a bit different this year. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many places to cancel time-honored Halloween traditions, such as haunted houses and trick-or-treating this year, in following BYMilitary Families MagazineOct 16, 2020Share
BYMilitary.comOct 7, 2020ShareMilitary leaders in quarantine after Coast Guard’s no. 2 admiral tests positive for COVID-19Some of the military’s top leaders are self-quarantining after the Coast Guard‘s second highest-ranking officer tested positive for COVID-19, the Pen… BYMilitary.comOct 7, 2020Share
