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COVID-era Reprimand Removed for Army Helicopter Pilot, but It Still Remains a Career Killer Unless Personnel from the Defense Department Act Swiftly
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domigood.comCOVID-era Reprimand Removed for Army Helicopter Pilot, but It Still Remains a Career Killer Unless Personnel from the Defense Department Act Swiftly
Image: Wikimedia Commons (U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Robert Whelan) Prior to the military’s implementation of the COVID-19 shot mandate in 2021, Army Chief Warrant Officer 3 Brandon Budge had established an outstanding 18-year career as a Black Hawk helicopter pilot and he’s fighting to bring it back to pre-mandate status before it’s too late. Grounded for 18-months for refusing the shot, CW3 Budge was prevented from flying a Bla…
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