The coronavirus has spread to at least a dozen US Navy sailors serving aboard ships in San Diego

Learn more about BI Prime View online           Military Select           The coronavirus has spread to at least a dozen US Navy sailors serving aboard ships in San Diego   The highly-contagious coronavirus is starting to spread rapidly across US Navy ships currently at port in San Diego, California.   READ MORE           SIGN UP NOW: We're talking to 2 founder-CEOs about how to lead a remote company amid the coronavirus crisis in Thursday's digital live event, and it's free to join   Deidre Paknad, CEO and cofounder of WorkBoard, and Nate Quigley, CEO and cofounder of Chatbooks, are speaking with us for our first Spotlight Digital Live Event.   READ MORE           Republicans: It's time to ban the Chinese government from Twitter for its 'whitewash' of coronavirus history   Twitter is officially blocked in China. But that isn't stopping Chinese government officials from spreading disinformation online.   READ MORE             Trump's own generals believe they should prepare for a 'long haul' coronavirus response. He wants to relax the restrictions by Easter.   President Donald Trump says the lockdown could end in less than three weeks, but the US military is preparing "for the long haul."   READ MORE           FEMA chief says Trump still hasn't used Defense Production Act to get critical supplies for coronavirus fight   Doctors, nurses, and hospitals are begging the president to start using the the act to put necessary supplies in the hands of healthcare workers.   READ MORE           The Marine Corps plans to get rid of its tanks and shrink its force to take on China   "We need an Army with lots of tanks," the Marine Corps' top officer told The Wall Street Journal. "We don't need a Marine Corps with tanks."   READ MORE           UN chief calls for immediate 'global ceasefire' to fight coronavirus, calls pandemic the 'common enemy'   "Pull back from hostilities. Put aside mistrust and animosity. Silence the guns, stop the artillery, end the airstrikes," the United Nations said.   READ MORE           Toilets on the Navy's newest aircraft carriers clog frequently, and fixing them costs $400,000 a flush   To tackle "unexpected and frequent clogging," the Navy has to periodically clean the whole toilet system — at $400,000 a flush.   READ MORE           What it's like for one nurse on the front line of the US's battle against the coronavirus   Nurses in hospitals around the country have found themselves bearing the brunt of the coronavirus' rapid spread.   READ MORE           With coronavirus spreading, the US military is dealing with a social-distancing problem   An inherent feature of military life is living and working in close quarters. With coronavirus spreading, that's got to change.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006