IStock/narvikk(ATLANTA) -- Georgia is planning to send the National Guard to hospitals and testing sites as the state set a single-day record for COVID-19 cases. In a statement Wednesday, Gov. Brian Kemp announced that of the 2,500 troops that will eventually be deployed, a total of 196 will begin assisting on Jan. 3. About 100 are being sent to hospitals while 96 will assist the Department of Public Health at testing sites. Kemp said that over the next few days, the Georgia Department of Community Health will provide assignments to the remaining 2,300 troops depending on the centers that are ...