Department of Defense - DoD

DefSec Esper issued a memo to commanders responsible for setting color-coded health protection condition, or HPCON, levels.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper reviews the stop-movement order every 15 days, officials said.

Congressional leaders had mixed responses to the Pentagon's latest move to extend its search.

The coronavirus outbreaks aboard the carrier Roosevelt and destroyer Kidd will be part of the "evaluation."

The services found ways to repurpose existing technology and inspire new innovations for preventing the spread of the virus.

Students at institutes of higher learning can now self-certify their enrollment.

Military health beneficiaries said they are experiencing problems with health care access and finding quality providers.

U.S. senators call the military's response to the outbreak 'slow and disjointed,' but DoD fired back in a lengthy response.

The DoD must preserve its military force readiness while simultaneously providing care for stricken personnel.

As testing supplies more become available, the Defense Department hopes to start screening personnel who don't have symptoms.