More On Disaster Relief

President Trump said Wednesday that the Navy's pair of hospital ships will soon be stationed on the East and West coasts.

The U.S. has seen a shortage of testing kits as the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, spreads.

Officials caution the hospitals are designed to treat combat trauma, not infectious diseases.

But the defense secretary urged caution on the deployment of field hospitals and the Army Corps of Engineers.

The Pentagon stressed that the locations have been named as precautionary backup locations.

Camp Ashland, a Nebraska National Guard base roughly 30 miles from Omaha, will house the latest evacuees.

The Puerto Rico National Guard has been activated after the strongest earthquake in a century shook the U.S. territory.

The 621st Contingency Response Wing has the mission to set up or restore airfields in disaster response.

She made history. Now, she's training to make a difference.

Sen. Marco Rubio says sailors and Marines can help relieve the suffering in the Bahamas.