[Global Network Military Report] According to the latest report from the US military website, on November 16, the US Department of Defense stated that with the surge of the new crown epidemic in the US, the 10th death case occurred in the US military. In this regard, the US media "Foreign Policy" magazine believed on the 13th that the United States had about 1 million new positive infections in the past week, and the current epidemic is already at the level of a "huge disaster".
According to reports, on November 12, Calvin Ogletree (Calvin Ogletree) from Lakeland, Florida, died at the Barto Regional Medical Center at the age of 45. Ogletree is the sixth member of the U.S. Army Reserve Forces to die from the outbreak, and three of them are from Florida.
US Army Sergeant Calvin Ogletree (Calvin Ogletree)
According to US Army Reserve Spokesman Simon Flake (Simon Flake), Ogletree has served as a pilot in the US Army since 1997. 27 years of service in the US Army. Among them, he served in the reserve for 24 years. He also went to Iraq in 2003 and served in Germany and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The last position was the instructor of the 8th Battalion, 108th Regiment, Jacksonville, Florida. The
report pointed out that the death of Ogletree marks the third death in the Florida Army Reserve, whose death rate is much higher than the US military average. The two dead were 58-year-old senior maintenance director Clifford Gooding (Clifford Gooding) and 46-year-old U.S. military legal assistant Brian Tolliver (Brian Tolliver). U.S. Reserve spokesman Flake did not comment on the two. The details of the people are explained in detail. According to the data disclosed on the official website of the US Department of Defense, as of November 16, US time, the US Department of Defense has a total of 99,839 positive patients with new coronary pneumonia. Among them, the US Army has a total of 67,443 positive cases and the US Army The number of patients was 24903, 14495 in the Navy, 11393 in the Air Force, 8266 in the Marine Corps, 7917 in the National Guard, and 469 in the Department of Defense.
As of November 16, 2020, the official website of the US Department of Defense announced From another perspective, the new crown pneumonia death rate of US soldiers is only 0.01%, which is far lower than the death rate of ordinary Americans. According to some sources, due to concerns about the possible risks of leaving the US military medical system, many Soldiers who are about to retire even hope to stay in the army and continue to serve.
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