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Army Issues Public Health Alert After Multiple Severe Lung Illness Cases Associated with Vaping

SEPTEMBER 13, 2019 – The Army Public Health Center issued a Public Health Alert Sept. 10 warning Soldiers and Family Members who do not currently use tobacco products to avoid all e-cigarette and vaping products, particularly those sold off the street or modified to add any substances not intended by the manufacturer. The warning follows […]

Army Secretary Honors Top Recruiters

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Navy Offers Reimbursement Details for Those Returning Post Dorian

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