Parris Island halts arrival of new recruits over COVID-19 concerns

March 30, 2020

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Parris Island Halts Arrival of New Recruits over COVID-19 Concerns

The Marine recruit depot aboard Parris Island, South Carolina, is halting the arrival of new recruits as COVID-19 continues to disrupt military planning and operations, the recruit training installation announced Monday.

Parris Island said in a news release that in the future incoming recruits will enter a 14-day “staging period” where they will undergo a medical screening and be provided classes before stepping on the yellow footprints — the beginning step to becoming a Marine.

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