Daily Brief: No Relief in Sight for Military Family Moves Snarled by Pandemic

Daily Brief 05 November 2021

No Relief in Sight for Military Family Moves Snarled by Pandemic The pandemic delays and worker shortages, which have ratcheted up the misery of military family moves, likely won't be going away anytime soon. More Military.com Stories Navy Fires 2 Top Officers of Submarine Damaged in Collision DoD Rolls Out Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccine to Military Hospitals Republican Senators Want to Bar Dishonorable Discharges for Troops Who Refuse Vaccine Putin Urges Development of New Hypersonic Missiles, Lasers What Converting from the Air Force to Space Force Means for One JROTC Unit FBI Releases Declassified Documents on Sept. 11 Attacks Duterte Turns Philippines Toward US Again as His Term Ends and China Policy Sours China's Advice to Stockpile Sparks Speculation of Taiwan War Iran Marks Anniversary of 1979 Takeover of US Embassy Ex-Veterans Hospital Worker Admits Stealing $10M in HIV Meds Battleship Just Misses Out on Toy Hall of Fame, but Risk Is In President Biden Proclaims November 2021 National Veterans and Military Families Month Today's Military Trivia The B-52 bomber, which first went into service in 1954, is known by what name? Video of the Day Target Pulling

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