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The services have moved out on a tiered plan to test troops for coronavirus based on their job descriptions and their unit deployment plans, but in order to get a more complete picture of who in the armed forces has been infected, antibody tests are on their way. And as part of that plan, Joint Chiefs Chairman Army Gen. Mark Milley said, some of those who test positive could end up helping others, through donating plasma rich in COVID-19 antibodies.
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