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DMZ ambush survivors seen lucky to be alive
Observers at the scene of Sunday night's bold ambush by Communist North Koreans who machine-gunned and killed four United Nations Command soldiers reached one conclusion: "I don't see how anybody survived this."
Virtual learning will be limited to 2,000 DODEA students worldwide next school year
Virtual school sign-ups for all DODEA regions begin March 23, a Pacific district spokeswoman said.
Defense secretary talks up coronavirus vaccine to troops before departing South Korea
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met with airmen at Osan Air Base before heading to India.
Coronavirus revival among US troops on Okinawa enters a fourth week
While a concern to military health authorities, the current surge of cases on bases on Okinawa is creating only a fraction of the hundreds of new cases generated by outbreaks on the island last summer.
All defense personnel, families eligible for coronavirus vaccines starting April 19
About 40% of military vaccination sites already have opened appointments to people in the last tier or “phase 2,” which includes a younger, healthier population.
Destroyer USS Kidd returns to sea after six weeks in port dealing with coronavirus outbreak
The USS Kidd arrived at Naval Base San Diego on April 28 to provide medical care for those among the roughly 330 crew members who contracted the coronavirus.
Johnson & Johnson pause halts vaccine clinics at US bases across Pacific
U.S. military bases in Japan and South Korea that scheduled vaccination clinics with the Johnson & Johnson one-shot vaccine either canceled or rearranged their calendars after the government halted the shot’s distribution.