Published 1 year ago

Military's COVID Vaccine Mandate to Be Repealed by Annual Defense Bill

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The military's COVID-19 vaccine mandate would be repealed under a compromise defense bill. The provision will put an end to a policy that top military officials say is still necessary. Tens of thousands of troops who have refused to get vaccinated faced discharge. The bill does not reinstate the service members who have already been discharged.

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Military COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Repealed in Defense Bill Amid 'Recruitment' Problems

The COVID-19 vaccine mandate for members of the U.S. military would be rescinded under the annual defense bill heading for a vote this week in Congress

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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Military.com

Military's COVID Vaccine Mandate to Be Repealed by Annual Defense Bill

The military's COVID-19 vaccine mandate would be repealed under a compromise must-pass annual defense bill unveiled Tuesday night, ending the requirement that all active-duty and part-time troops get the shot.

1 year ago·S F, United States

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