ConflictsJune 24, 2026· DVIDS

TRICARE expands temporary prescription refill waivers to Beaver County, Utah, due to fire

FALLS CHURCH, Virginia – The Defense Health Agency announced that TRICARE beneficiaries in Beaver County, Utah, may receive emergency prescription refills now through July 4, due to fire.

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ConflictsJun 24, 2026

Holiday Creates Unexpected Opportunity for Hearing Care in Rural Paraguay

A newly designated federal holiday threatened to disrupt plans for more than 120 student hearing screenings in rural Paraguay, but local health care leaders turned the challenge into an opportunity to expand specialty care to an entire community. The screenings at Unidad de Salud Familiar Rojas Cañada were scheduled to connect local students with U.S. Air Force audiologists supporting health care engagements during Amistad 2026, a multinational health security cooperation mission. Shortly before the event, however, Paraguay announced Feriados Oficiales, a federal holiday commemorating the signing of the nation’s Constitution, resulting in changes to school and family schedules.

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ConflictsJun 24, 2026

Fort Knox brings back summer Concert on the Lawn series starting July 24

Free entertainment is on the horizon at Fort Knox with the return of the Concert on the Lawn series. The Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation will feature the music of 380th Army Band at the post gazebo July 24, beginning at 7 p.m.

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ConflictsJun 24, 2026

6 military hospitals and clinics recognized as Centers of Excellence to continue delivering high-quality, specialty care

The Defense Health Agency formally recognized six renowned military hospitals and clinics as Centers of Excellence for specialty care across the Military Health System. The center provides patients to cutting-edge specialty care and lower costs, while bolstering medical provider currency and warfighter readiness.

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ConflictsJun 24, 2026

North Korea Commissions First-in-class Destroyer Choe Hyon

North Korea commissioned its largest warship to date, the 5,000-ton destroyer Choe Hyon (51), in a ceremony Tuesday in the port city Nampho. The first-in-class Choe Hyon was built at Nampho Shipyard and launched on April 25, 2025. Prior to its commissioning, Choe Hyon conducted a number of sea trials and weapons tests, several of which were overseen by North Korea leader Kim Jong Un. “Today, June 23, 2026, is witnessing the first page being written in a new chapter of our Navy’s history of safeguarding the sacred maritime sovereignty of our state on the strength of invincible warships,” Kim

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ConflictsJun 24, 2026

International Visitors Welcome Tall Ships to SAIL 250 Baltimore

On June 24, 2026, during SAIL250 Maryland in Baltimore, Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Theoplis Stewart interviewed Spanish Navy Midshipman Second Class Ignacio Torrente de La Pisa aboard the Juan Sebastián de Elcano and Annapolis resident Frank Branchini along the waterfront as international tall ships arrived in the harbor. Their perspectives highlight the event’s role in fostering cultural exchange, celebrating maritime heritage, and strengthening international connections through shared traditions and naval history.

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