Defense secretary to mandate COVID vaccine for US military by Sept. 15
My brother, a Marine Corps Chaplain at Camp Lejeune, sent this to me, and said to expect to see a huge exodus from the military.
The Pentagon is requiring members of the U.S. military to get vaccinated against coronavirus.
All military troops will have until September 15 to get vaccinated, according to a memo sent by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to all Department of Defense employees. It could be even sooner depending on developments regarding vaccine approval or the spread of COVID-19.
My brother, a Marine Corps Chaplain at Camp Lejeune, sent this to me, and said to expect to see a huge exodus from the military.
The Pentagon is requiring members of the U.S. military to get vaccinated against coronavirus.
All military troops will have until September 15 to get vaccinated, according to a memo sent by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to all Department of Defense employees. It could be even sooner depending on developments regarding vaccine approval or the spread of COVID-19.
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