U.S. military personnel are recommended to make a mask

The U.S. Marines will teach yourself to make a protective mask. A brief guide on making masks released School of combat support of the U.S. marine corps (Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools) at camp Johnson (North Carolina).
As reported by the American edition of "Marine Corps Times" School of combat support of the U.S. marine corps distributed a brief guide for the military United States marine corps recommending that they do their uniform of t-shirts protective mask to reduce the risk of infection with coronavirus COVID-19.

Earlier, the Pentagon issued a Directive requiring all U.S. troops and their families be required to wear face masks if they can't stand at the service of "social distance" of six feet (1.8 m) from other people.

Meanwhile, the defense Ministry stated that it will not issue the protective masks and that the personnel must take care of the masks for yourself.

- according to the Directive, issued two days after the U.S. Centers for control and prevention (CDC) issued a national recommendation that citizens should wear medical face masks while in public areas.