Army deploying 222 soldiers to LA to support COVID-19 vaccine effort
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A resident is inoculated with the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at a vaccination site in Los Angeles on January 12. Soldiers under the command of U.S. Army North are the first Department of Defense members to deploy in support of COVID-19 vaccination centers. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI | License Photo
Feb. 11 (UPI) The Army said Thursday it s deploying 222 soldiers from Fort Carson, Colo., to Los Angeles to support a state-run, federally supported COVID-19 vaccination center there.
U.S. Army North will oversee the military COVID-19 response operation in support of state and federal vaccination efforts.
U.S. sending hundreds of active-duty troops to help mass vaccinations in California
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In this image from video, Andy Slavitt, senior adviser to the White House COVID-19 Response Team, speaks during a White House briefing in January. The Department of Defense has approved a request for the first contingent in what could ultimately be a deployment of thousands of members of the military to bolster the administration of vaccines, Slavitt said Friday.White House via Associated Press
The federal government will send hundreds of active duty troops to California in the coming weeks to help bolster the administration of vaccines in the state.
Oakland Coliseum to become mass-vaccination site - goal is 6,000 doses a day starting Feb. 16
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Gov. Gavin Newsom announces a new coronavirus vaccination site Wednesday in partnership with the federal government at the Oakland Coliseum. With him are state and local elected officials.Courtesy of governor s office
The Biden administration and California will set up a mass coronavirus vaccination site at the Oakland Coliseum, officials announced Wednesday, an effort intended to deliver thousands of daily inoculations to underserved communities.
The site one of the first mass vaccination locations in the nation set up through the federal government is expected to open Feb. 16. It will be able to deliver about 6,000 doses a day, Gov. Gavin Newsom said at a news conference outside the Coliseum.
Oakland Coliseum to become mass-vaccination site - goal is 6,000 doses a day starting Feb. 16
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Gov. Gavin Newsom announces a new coronavirus vaccination site Wednesday in partnership with the federal government at the Oakland Coliseum. With him are state and local elected officials.Courtesy of governor s office
The Biden administration and California will set up a mass coronavirus vaccination site at the Oakland Coliseum, officials announced Wednesday, an effort intended to deliver thousands of daily inoculations to underserved communities.
The site one of the first mass vaccination locations in the nation set up through the federal government is expected to open Feb. 16. It will be able to deliver about 6,000 doses a day, Gov. Gavin Newsom said at a news conference outside the Coliseum.
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The pandemic has not slowed Kathy Martinez, a sophomore at Los Angeles Mission College, from dating but says she will be more vigilant about health safety.
Courtesy, Kathy Martinez
The pandemic has not slowed Kathy Martinez, a sophomore at Los Angeles Mission College, from dating but says she will be more vigilant about health safety.
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