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FALLS CHURCH, Va. -- This time last year, as the world was trying to wrap its head around an unknown and unforgiving new enemy, Air Force nurses and medical technicians found themselves on the front lines of COVID-19. Air Force nurses and technicians have remained battle-tested and ready for a fight like this. Saving lives amid insurmountable odds and in the face of unprecedented challenges is what Air Force nurses and technicians remain ready for. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a light on their incredible resilience and dedication to their fellow service members, their patients and their nati...

By Shireen Bedi, Air Force Surgeon General Public Affairs / Published May 05, 2021 FALLS CHURCH, Va. -- This time last year, as the world was trying to wrap its head around an unknown and unforgiving new enemy, Air Force nurses and medical technicians found themselves on the front lines of COVID-19. Air Force nurses and technicians have remained battle-tested and ready for a fight like this. Saving lives amid insurmountable odds and in the face of unprecedented challenges is what Air Force nurses and technicians remain ready for. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a light on their...

28 TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. – The Disaster Emergency Medical Operations Support Team tested more than 250 Airmen for COVID-19 prior to their departure to a deployed location April 15, 2021, here. The Department of Defense added new guidelines for deploying service members during the pandemic, and the DoD is making every effort to keep COVID-19 out of deployable locations. Following a two-week restriction of movement, Airmen deploying are required to get tested for COVID-19 before leaving Travis AFB. “In an effort to mitigate risk and the spread of COVID-19, the Depar...

By Outkick the Coverage w/ Clay Travis Apr 7, 2021 Spring is here, and that means baseball is back. The big leaguers have officially been under way for a week now, but for the Little Leaguers in the Travis household, the season opener took place on Tuesday night. It was a great game for Clay's middle son, who is in his first year of kid pitch, a monumental leap in the game of baseball. However, this first game did not go without some head scratching controversy. As the teams took the field and the batter's box for the final half inning of the game, the lights at the ballpark suddenly shut of...

By Outkick the Coverage w/ Clay Travis Apr 7, 2021 Spring is here, and that means baseball is back. The big leaguers have officially been under way for a little while now, but for the Travis household, baseball is now really back, as their local Little League had their opening night of baseball games on Tuesday night. It was a great game for Clay's middle son, who is in his first year of kid pitch, a monumental leap in the game of baseball. However, this first game did not go without some head scratching controversy. As the teams took the field and the batter's box for the final half innin...