How COVID-19 Changes Affect National Guard and Reserve Training Duty Pay and Benefits

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How COVID-19 Changes Affect National Guard and Reserve Training Duty Pay and Benefits

Article on How COVID-19 Changes Affect Training, Duty, Pay and Benefits for the National Guard and Reserve

by Military OneSource

Thiis Military OneSource article has information about how the coronavirus disease 2019 impacts reservists and members of the National Guard. The article  has questions and answers addressing ways that sheltering-in-place orders, self-monitoring and other changes may affect training, duty, pay and benefits.

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