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The Navy appears to be taking extra precautions to ensure the next aircraft carrier crew getting underway doesn't see a repeat of the health crisis playing out on another ship in the Pacific

The sailor was reportedly caught on security camera footage while leaving his room but was stopped before he could leave the hotel.

“I was mostly worried about my friends on the ship and everyone back home, more than if I was going to be sick.”

Of the 92 percent of the crew that has been tested, 447 have tested positive for COVID-19. The Navy is awaiting results for 775 sailors and 339 have yet to be tested.

Army veteran Yvette Paz believes the illness tests one’s mental state as much it does the physical. The virus is a solitary war, she said.

The sailor had tested positive for COVID-19 on March 30 and at the time of hospitalization was in a 14-day isolation period, the Navy said

Crew members who had contact with the infected person tested negative, the Navy told ABC. But they will remain in isolation regardless of test results.

“Now that’s how you send out one of the greatest captains we ever had!”

The letter was submitted to top Navy officials "to express concern for the health and safety of American sailors and Marines" on Navy vessels facing COVID-19.

About 1,000 sailors from the USS Theodore Roosevelt - roughly a fifth of its crew - were under quarantine on Guam on Thursday.

Three people living on a remote island in Maine called the Coast Guard after several people with guns cut down a tree and used it to block a driveway in an attempt to quarantine those inside.

"I joined the National Guard so I could help wherever I was needed. I figured it would be in another state or somewhere I’ve never been. But this is my home."

A member of the Maryland Army National Guard recently tested positive for COVID-19, leading to 20 other soldiers in the unit to be placed on quarantine as a precaution to limit the virus' spread, a spokesman for the guard said in a statement released Friday night.

The announcement comes days after Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly said three sailors aboard the carrier were diagnosed with the virus and flown from the ship.

The head of the National Guard Bureau talking about how Guardsmen should dispel rumors that the National Guard will be...

Despite persistent rumors that martial-law is around the corner, the National Guard is not being mobilized to enforce a nation-wide quarantine.

"We don't want sick sailors on our ships right now. If sailors are feeling ill, they should notify their chain of command."

The Gleason family set out on what was supposed to be a relaxing ocean cruise three weeks ago. They’ve ended up in a limbo that’s tested their resilience like never before.

Sgt. Jacob Slaymaker breaks down some common myths about COVID-19.

Repeat after me: This is not how 'The Stand' begins.

Six cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Texas, according to the Centers for Disease Control. The patients are being quarantined at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.

The new arrivals will be taken into another two-week quarantine.