Fort Benning’s new commander knows the Army can’t afford a COVID-19 outbreak at the post that trains 35% of the branch’s fighting force, so he’s mounting an aggressive defense against the spreading pandemic. Taking command Friday from Lt. Gen. Gary Brito, who’s now serving the Secretary of the Army at the Pentagon, Maj. Gen. Patrick Donahoe immediately issued an order tightening restrictions on both soldiers and civilian workers.

Read the full article:
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer