Is it legal for the military to require weekly Covid-19 testing for unvaccinated?

Why would you not want to get it? Do it to help protect everyone else.

If the U.S. Military were honoring the Law as required by Title VIII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, the Emergency Use Authorization Act, Amendments I, IV, V, and XIV of the U.S. Constitution, and the Nuremberg Codes of 1947 concerning Informed voluntary consent for participation in medical experiments -- all in accordance with Section 4, Paragraph b. of Executive Orders 14042, 14043, not to mention the SECDEF Memorandum dated 24 August 2021, then a weekly test MIGHT be a reasonable accommodation for those who would remain "unvaccinated."

However, since the Experimental mRNA Treatments do not achieve the desired effects of a "vaccine" according to the definition contained in DoDI 6205.02 (dated 23 July 2019), I.e. they do NOT prevent the "vaccinated" from infection from nor transmission of the COVID-19 virus and its varients, then the U.S. Military must test ALL Service Members weekly lest they violate equal protection under the law as required by Amendment XIV.

And to those who wish to point ot that the Pfizer "vaccine" is "licensed" and "approved" by the FDA in an effort to skirt the EUAA, I should remind you that the FDA "licensed" and "approved" Pfizer's "Comirnaty" only for use OUTSIDE the USA and it is NOT the same formulation Pfizer is using under the EUAA domestically. Also, neither Comirnaty nor the domestically "authorized" Pfizer mRNA Treatment have undergone the long-term clinic trials required by law and federal regulations that allow for the FDA to "license" and "approve" them domestically.

A little clarity to your question please. Are you asking is it legal, or morally right? And are you saying that military medical centers deny aid or treatment, or that service members can refuse aid or treatment?

Bottom line, can this screening be a carried out? Yes.

Yes!… When I Sign up, YOU become the Government or Department Ownership of Self…

What do you mean deny aid or treatment.? If you health or condition presents operational risk to the unit you are fair game. Given said risk are you trying to say the order is illegal? Given policy out of the DOL on Government employees it isn't a winning position.

Yes, it is. It’s happening to federal employees across the board. All of them. Not just the Military.

Yes under the Uniform Code I can see a valid argument that to be unvaccinated presents a risk to readiness and the ability to deploy. Health and welfare component and impact on deployment and impairing it are pretty clear.

No. It's illegal and you're the first person to figure that out. You should be a JAG officer

Yes, until they process you out of the military come the deadline.

Keep us posted cause for the life of me I can not understand why people would not want to be protected, First get a round of Zclinics to upgrade most of all that is going wrong in your bodies, like Those things which would have the Vaccine do it’s job to immunize you and cause problem for one after shot, like if you got problem like respiratory, fine tune your health and then go to the next level , And yes It’s more to it, I am praying about all this too.