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December 18, 2020 In Defense 360New Department of Defense (DoD) cases of Covid-19 rose slightly over the past week, with the 7-day average increasing by 3 percent to 1,584 new cases.
New Department of Defense (DoD) cases of Covid-19 declined slightly over the past week, with the 7-day average decreasing by 3 percent to 1,532 new cases.
December 4, 2020 In Defense 360New Department of Defense (DoD) cases of Covid-19 declined slightly over the past two weeks, with the 7-day average decreasing by 7 percent to 1,587 new cases.
November 20, 2020 In Defense 360New Department of Defense (DoD) cases of Covid-19 rose dramatically this week with the 7-day average increasing by 59 percent over the previous week to 1,702.
November 13, 2020 In Defense 360New Department of Defense (DoD) cases of Covid-19 rose again this week with the 7-day average increasing by 25 percent over the previous week to 1,073. This Friday’s reported cases are again at the highest they have been since the start of the pandemic.
November 6, 2020
| Mark F. Cancian, Adam Saxton In Defense 360This is CSIS’s weekly roundup of major updates on the military and the novel coronavirus since Friday, October 30. It explores what the military has done to combat Covid-19 and how the military has in turn been affected by the virus.
October 30, 2020 In Defense 360New DoD cases of Covid-19 declined slightly this week with the 7-day average decreasing by 3 percent over the previous week to 703. After last week’s 98 percent increase, it is too soon to determine whether the slight decline represents a plateauing of new cases or a pause...
October 29, 2020 In Defense 360Shawn Skelly, a retired Navy officer and former commissioner for the National Commission on Military, National, and Public Service, presents the data about transgender Americans and explains why banning them from military service affects more than just the military.
October 29, 2020 In Defense 360Beverly Kirk addresses how Russian influence campaigns exploit the United States’ racial divide. While media literacy helps to combat these efforts, racism will continue to be a vulnerability until it is addressed.
October 27, 2020 In Defense 360In this piece, Rebecca Cokley addresses challenges facing people with both visible and invisible disabilities in the federal work force, particularly the SF-86, a federal form required for security clearances.
Dr. Naazneen H. Barma outlines how the national security academic pipeline leaks diversity at every step of the way, and what steps it can take to prevent the problem and promote more inclusion, equity, and representation.
October 26, 2020 In Defense 360In Part I of a two-part article for the series, Tony Johnson addresses the threat structural racism poses to U.S. foreign policy and national security and the “supply and demand” aspects of this problem.
