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Who cares for those who care for us? For the military medical providers responding to the COVID-19 pandemic, the answer to that question is, in part, religious support teams. In Eau Claire, Wisconsin, a team of two soldiers from the U.S. Army Reserve’s 785th Medical Detachment – Combat Operational Stress Control Unit, 330th Medical Brigade, 807th Medical Command (Deployment Support), are providing support to the nurses and respiratory therapists augmenting the civilian hospital here. The two-person religious support team (RST), comprised of Army Capt. Ian Olson, chaplain, and Army Sgt. S...

5 NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support helped deliver more than $3.2 million dollars in medical supplies to Ukraine as part of the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative. The delivery is part of a joint effort requiring cooperation between NAVSUP WSS and several other federal departments to ensure mission success. “We were looking at more than 200 commercial pallets with a variety of complicated problems standing between the supplies at Joint Consolidation Point Mechanicsburg, PA and our partners in Ukraine,” said Colleen Distel-Smith, logistics management supervisor, NAVSUP WSS....

Theories That COVID-19 Originated from US Army Lab Flood Chinese Microblogging Website Subscribe Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/asia/202101201081829457-theories-that-covid-19-originated-from-us-army-lab-flood-chinese-microblogging-website/ The latest data by Worldometer shows that there are more than 97 million cases of COVID-19 worldwide and more than 2 million deaths as a result. In the US alone, there are more than 24 million cases of the novel coronavirus and more than 414,000 related deaths. According to a recent report by the Guardian, there have been revised attempts by ...

Fort Polk honors 80 years of successful training ANGIE THORNE Public affairs specialist  The Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Polk’s 80th birthday ceremony was held at the Fort Polk Museum Jan. 14. State, local and Fort Polk leadership, along with members of the Fort Polk community, gathered to celebrate the installation’s history from Jan. 10, 1941 — the day Camp Polk was established — to today. Throughout those 80 years, Fort Polk has continued its mission to train Soldiers for every major war and conflict the United States has faced. Brig. Gen. David S. Doyle, JRTC and For...

Life-saving blood is in high-demand by the Armed Services Blood Program, as the COVID-19 has negatively impacted donations.