Covid-19

Cover your mouth AND nose, people.

No sailors from the ship have been hospitalized.

Something in the military is actually voluntary?

What you need to know.

Insert 'knife hands' quip here.

We hope the story a year from now is much different.

It's going to be a bumpy ride.

"It may only get worse, but it too will pass."

What a dick.

“People are fragile in their everyday lives and feel like they have to do it alone, but they don’t."

Let's recognize some of the good stories to come out of this otherwise godawful year.

"There’s a good story to it but we’re going to let the mystery live on for a little longer."

It took a year to develop ... this?

“This is a milestone moment for us here on Fort Bragg."

Prepare to be pricked.

New Mexico lawmakers voiced their "increasing concern" in a letter to U.S. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy on Monday.

Waist measurement stress gone!

The crew of the USS Rushmore was ordered to return to the ship despite being told they had the Thanksgiving weekend off

Choose your fighter. Will you be: The Dangler? The Nose Breather? The Denier?

“Our strong hope is to be able to resume hosting this great event next year in 2021."

The Air Force hopes the device would identify a potential COVID-19 infection early and alert the user through its user dashboard.

“We’re in a position of strength and we want to help our partners who are not ... we want to help our community."

Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) cases are more likely to spread among enlisted crew members on Navy ships, a new study released this week found, due to the sailors' tight living and workspaces

Two other soldiers have died at Fort Jackson this year.