The number of new crown deaths in U.S. troops continued to soar, and three soldiers died within one

Original title: the number of new crown deaths in U.S. troops continued to soar, and three soldiers died within one day
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[World Wide Web Report Xu Luming] the US Military Times website reported on October 9th that, according to the latest news of the US Department of defense, in October 3rd, 3 American soldiers died in COVID-19, so that the death toll of the US Army's new crown reached 62.
Reported that since late July, the number of new crown deaths in U.S. troops has been soaring. From March 2020, there will be one to two new crown deaths every month. The number of deaths in June this year was 0, but 14 soldiers died in August and 14 soldiers died in September.

Pentagon spokesman Major Charlie Dietz said that none of the dead servicemen had been fully vaccinated with the new crown vaccine, but someone had been vaccinated with the first of the two doses.
The U.S. military has also disclosed the identities of the soldiers with the latest three new crown deaths. They are 51 year old avionics expert Corey Weber. He was assigned to the naval aviation operation development center of Fallon Naval Air Station in Nevada; 43 year old warrant officer Yulia J. Hayes, level 4, is an instructor of the 1st Battalion of the 3rd air regiment of the 1st Air brigade in Fort lackel, Alabama; 41 year old U.S. Air Force National Guard Sergeant Jack Trevino was assigned to 502 security forces at the joint base in San Antonio, Texas.
It is reported that the latest death toll has raised the new crown mortality rate of U.S. troops to nearly 0.03%, about 50 times that of U.S. troops in most of 2020 and 2021.
The report mentioned that during the whole epidemic period, the deaths of U.S. troops were mainly in reserve forces, especially recently. Of the 31 U.S. soldiers who have died since August, 14 are from the U.S. Army Reserve. During the whole epidemic period, 21 of the 62 deaths were from the army reserve.