Rigging face coverings to fight COVID-19
MacDill-based parachute riggers at U.S. Special Operations Command and USSOCOM Central recently joined military riggers around the world in creating face coverings to help fight the spread of COVID-19. The coverings are being distributed to mission essential special operations personnel in support of health, safety and mission readiness. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends individuals should routinely wash cloth face coverings in a washing machine depending on frequency of use. (U.S. Special Operations Command photo)
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