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Airmen test positive for COVID-19 as virus upends Blinken’s diplomatic mission
The Air Force confirmed on Saturday that at least two members of its crew on the plane had tested positive for COVID.
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Troops find religious exemption for COVID-19 vaccines unattainable
Obtaining a religious exemption is rooted in a process that predates the pandemic and has been used for decisions such as whether troops on duty can wear head coverings or beards for religious reasons.
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Navy officer sues DOD, Navy leaders over COVID vaccine exemption denial
Lt. Cmdr. Graham Fletterich’s lawsuit notes concerns about getting vaccinated after infection, but experts say those who have been infected in the past should still get the jabs.
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Dishonorable discharges for COVID vaccine refusal off the table as military separations begin
Only discharges of honorable or general under honorable conditions will be allowed under the new defense authorization bill.
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Texas joins growing list of governors protesting National Guard vaccine mandate
Gov. Greg Abbott is threatening legal action against the Defense Department.
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Army vax deadline: 2 battalion commanders relieved, discharges begin January, 98% comply
Only four active duty soldiers have received permanent medical exemptions to date.
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Student vets taking remote classes next semester will still get full GI Bill benefits thanks to new plan
Pandemic protections for GI Bill students were set to expire on Dec. 21.
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Military COVID-19 deaths on upswing as vaccination deadlines pass
After a fall surge, deaths feel to five in November, with three so far in December.
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5 more states challenge Pentagon’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for Guardsmen
Several Republican governors are arguing that National Guard troops aren’t subject to federal vaccine mandates.
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The Navy needs about six months to separate unvaccinated sailors; here’s what they can expect
More than 900 sailors have become vaccinated since Nov. 14, the deadline for active duty sailors to receive their final COVID-19 vaccine shot.
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Airmen test positive for COVID-19 as virus upends Blinken’s diplomatic mission
The Air Force confirmed on Saturday that at least two members of its crew on the plane had tested positive for COVID.
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Troops find religious exemption for COVID-19 vaccines unattainable
Obtaining a religious exemption is rooted in a process that predates the pandemic and has been used for decisions such as whether troops on duty can wear head coverings or beards for religious reasons.
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Navy officer sues DOD, Navy leaders over COVID vaccine exemption denial
Lt. Cmdr. Graham Fletterich’s lawsuit notes concerns about getting vaccinated after infection, but experts say those who have been infected in the past should still get the jabs.
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Dishonorable discharges for COVID vaccine refusal off the table as military separations begin
Only discharges of honorable or general under honorable conditions will be allowed under the new defense authorization bill.
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Texas joins growing list of governors protesting National Guard vaccine mandate
Gov. Greg Abbott is threatening legal action against the Defense Department.
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Army vax deadline: 2 battalion commanders relieved, discharges begin January, 98% comply
Only four active duty soldiers have received permanent medical exemptions to date.
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Student vets taking remote classes next semester will still get full GI Bill benefits thanks to new plan
Pandemic protections for GI Bill students were set to expire on Dec. 21.
-
Military COVID-19 deaths on upswing as vaccination deadlines pass
After a fall surge, deaths feel to five in November, with three so far in December.
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5 more states challenge Pentagon’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for Guardsmen
Several Republican governors are arguing that National Guard troops aren’t subject to federal vaccine mandates.
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The Navy needs about six months to separate unvaccinated sailors; here’s what they can expect
More than 900 sailors have become vaccinated since Nov. 14, the deadline for active duty sailors to receive their final COVID-19 vaccine shot.
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Airmen test positive for COVID-19 as virus upends Blinken’s diplomatic mission
The Air Force confirmed on Saturday that at least two members of its crew on the plane had tested positive for COVID.
-
Troops find religious exemption for COVID-19 vaccines unattainable
Obtaining a religious exemption is rooted in a process that predates the pandemic and has been used for decisions such as whether troops on duty can wear head coverings or beards for religious reasons.
-
Navy officer sues DOD, Navy leaders over COVID vaccine exemption denial
Lt. Cmdr. Graham Fletterich’s lawsuit notes concerns about getting vaccinated after infection, but experts say those who have been infected in the past should still get the jabs.
-
Dishonorable discharges for COVID vaccine refusal off the table as military separations begin
Only discharges of honorable or general under honorable conditions will be allowed under the new defense authorization bill.
-
Texas joins growing list of governors protesting National Guard vaccine mandate
Gov. Greg Abbott is threatening legal action against the Defense Department.
-
Army vax deadline: 2 battalion commanders relieved, discharges begin January, 98% comply
Only four active duty soldiers have received permanent medical exemptions to date.
-
Student vets taking remote classes next semester will still get full GI Bill benefits thanks to new plan
Pandemic protections for GI Bill students were set to expire on Dec. 21.
-
Military COVID-19 deaths on upswing as vaccination deadlines pass
After a fall surge, deaths feel to five in November, with three so far in December.
-
5 more states challenge Pentagon’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for Guardsmen
Several Republican governors are arguing that National Guard troops aren’t subject to federal vaccine mandates.
-
The Navy needs about six months to separate unvaccinated sailors; here’s what they can expect
More than 900 sailors have become vaccinated since Nov. 14, the deadline for active duty sailors to receive their final COVID-19 vaccine shot.
