Guard Back Pay Boosts Moral for Those Fighting the Pandemic

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Guard Back Pay Boosts Moral for Those Fighting the Pandemic

One hundred and twenty-one National Guard personnel are working full time assisting Virgin Islands residents in their fight against COVID 19. The men and women who have gone from part-time duty to full-time are helping with screenings at airports and harbors. They are assisting at testing sites and vaccination areas.

Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community

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