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'I made it’: Fort Jackson trainees recover from COVID-19, graduate
May 15, 2020 — “I woke up in the morning and felt horrible. I had a high fever, and I had slight pain,” said Pvt. Carlos Mora. “I told the drill sergeants, and they took me to the hospital. I spent a week in quarantine when I found out I officially had COVID-19.”... MORE

'I made it’: Trainees recover from COVID-19, graduate

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