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“Our commitment to regional security and the defense of our allies and partners is demonstrated by our flexibility and adaptability to move this strike group to where it is needed,” said Task Force 70 Commander, Rear Adm. Michael Donnelly.
USS Ronald Reagan concludes drills with Japan, South Korea as North Korea fires another missile →
On March 23, 2020, the National Task Force to End Sexual and Domestic Violence issued an alert with a startling coronavirus claim: “Survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault are facing extreme danger and risk.” The Task Force also asserted, without providing any evidence, that “shelters and victim service organizations are now grappling with the unprecedented challenge of communally housing and providing services for survivors.”
