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Republican demands answers after canceled troop vaccination reports Rebecca Kheel © Greg Nash Republican demands answers after canceled troop vaccination reports A top Republican congressman is demanding answers on the Pentagon's COVID-19 vaccination plans after reports of delayed and canceled appointments for U.S. service members and families overseas. "Our men and women serving their country - especially those who are serving abroad, away from their family and friends and, in many instances unable to come home for almost a year - should be a priority for the Department of...

. Officials are urging “continued vigilance” as troops deployed to the Middle East await coronavirus vaccine shipments following what one doctor said was an uptick in infections last month. There had been a “large increase in COVID-19 cases, both in host nations, as well as on U.S. military installations” in the region, said Air Force Dr. Daniel Hatcher, a colonel who commands the 378th Expeditionary Medical Squadron at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. The country was seeing “a concerning rise” in cases, he said in a video posted online Wednesday. There may have been a ...

After COVID-19 ‘spike’ in CENTCOM, more vaccine on the way to deployed troops March 10 Troops stationed at Prince Sultan Air Base, Saudi Arabia, and in the region saw an uptick in COVID-19 cases in February, according to a medical squadron commander. (Tech. Sgt. John Wilkes/Air Force) In late February, the commander of an Air Force medical squadron deployed to Saudi Arabia posted a video online, noting a “concerning rise” in the number of cases of COVID-19 in that country. The Defense Department and the services have largely kept mum about cases at individual bases, citing opera...