Mark Esper

Defense Secretary Mark Esper said Friday that the U.S. military will deliver a vaccine by the end of the year.

Despite its grim forecast, the draft document lays out a framework for the U.S. military's proverbial reopening.

States might be opening up, but the military will continue to observe strict coronavirus guidelines.

The military plans to expand coronavirus testing to the entire force sometime this summer.

Travel restrictions are lifted for basic training, as well as for deployments and redeployments within combatant commands.

"Think about that. There are people who have tested positive -- over 300 -- who are just moving around," the SecDef said.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper told the Navy's top civilian leader to apologize for his controversial and divisive speech.

New York City is one of the U.S. regions hit hardest by the novel coronavirus pandemic.

The Defense Department is recommending the use of face masks for all personnel.

Troops and their families will be ordered to stop all travel overseas as the DoD takes bold steps to stop coronavirus.