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Vermont National Guard Sees Most Active Year Since Afghanistan

The Montpelier Bridge Row of military vehicles in Berlin. Photo by Carla Occaso. For the past year, the Vermont National Guard has been serving on the frontlines aiding locally in coronavirus relief efforts, federally to support Operation Capitol Response in Washington, D.C., and globally with deployments to various locations in the U.S. Central Command and in Africa and Europe. This makes for their most active year since the 2010 Afghanistan deployments, reported Maj. Scott Detweiller, Acting State Public Affairs Officer for the Vermont Guard. The Bridge’s readership has a Guard base in Berlin. Coronavirus relief efforts started in March 2020, when Task Force Coyote a unit serving Vermonters throughout the pandemic established three different sites around the state in case of emergency overflow, set up an alternate health care facility in Essex in only a week to divert less acute needs from overwhelmed hospitals, and assembled and shipped over 160,000 test k

How to sign up for the Vermont National Guard COVID-19 vaccination clinics

How to sign up for the Vermont National Guard COVID-19 vaccination clinics Elizabeth Murray, Burlington Free Press The Vermont National Guard is helping expand the state s vaccine distribution by holding several large clinics throughout the state in March.  Task Force Coyote will be vaccinating eligible Vermonters at two clinics this week and part of next week. The first began Wednesday at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Burlington and will run through March 7. Another is scheduled to take place at the Barre Auditorium on March 9 and 10, according to a news release.  © Ryan Mercer, University of Vermont Health Network A vial of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is shown before being processed to be administered to the first subjects, health care workers at the University of Vermont Medical Center, on Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020.

National Guard members aid vaccination efforts

Related Company:  Vermont Business Magazine The Vermont National Guard will expand the state s vaccination capacity by providing vaccines starting today through March 7. Task Force Coyote, a unit that has served Vermont from the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic nearly one year ago will administer the vaccines at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Burlington. Locations in Barre, White River Junction and Springfield will be added over the next two weeks. See list below. Eligible Vermonters can register through the Vermont Department of Health website. The Vermont National Guard has been a crucial partner in our state s response to the pandemic, said Governor Phil Scott. They have excelled whenever called upon to assist and they will continue to play an important role with our vaccination rollout strategy.

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