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Lloyd Austin, a retired Army general, began his history-making tenure atop DoD on Jan. 22.
Below, you'll find links to the latest government guidance and news reports regarding COVID-19.
If you believe you may be suffering from the virus and you are:
Lloyd Austin, a retired Army general, began his history-making tenure atop DoD on Jan. 22.
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Issues that popped up this year included problems with moving crews, short-staffing, and miscommunication.
Collections had been on hold since April in response to COVID-19 concerns, but were to resume this month.
Availability, and outreach efforts will vary by location. Here’s what you should know.
The move represents a change in policy, and it required "yeoman's work" to clear procedural hurdles.
MOAA and The Military Coalition worked with Congress to enact these major changes.
Veterans in financial trouble due to COVID-19 may find mortgage relief through this proposed low interest loan program.
Use reliable sources for the latest information, or you might put yourself (or your finances) at risk.
A new bill expected to be signed by the president would designate the disease as a presumptive illness.
Many questions remain on this long-anticipated process. Here’s what we know so far.
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