What type of discharge should I expect for refusing the covid vaccine?

Well, I would expect it to be a general under honorable conditions which still gives you access to many veteran benefits. But, I would just ask someone from Jag.

Under the UCMJ, articles 92 Failure to follow a direct order can be charged. All Colonels and below only gave the authority to get a admin discharge under honorable conditions. Hense part of your VA benefits such as GI Bill, and VA home loan benefits will be denied.

I may be all wong, but I don't believe anyone should be discharged for failing to take the COVID jab. These individual have the right to decide what to put in their body. Too many young people have had negitive effects from these jabs after strenuous excercises.

My own personal opinion is that you should receive no discharge for refusing the Co-19 Vaccine... There is no way that any vaccine can be created for a cross species virus... and that is what Co-19 is... a "Cross Species", "Gain of Function" Virus that violates the 1972 Geneva Convention on 'Biological Warfare Experimentation and Development... I didn't spend the 'Cold War' sitting on my ass... I read what I could find considering I spent 5 years assigned to 56 BDE FA Pershing... It would have been one of the first units taken out/down before tackling 11th ACR at Fulda.

Your right to decide what's BEST for yourself, your mental health and physical well being is yours alone rather you took it or not. You're supported by myself regardless of your choice.

Thank You for your service and hoping all works out in your favor.

I forgot to mention this point too, as of last week, almost 82% of all confirmed cases of Covid in one branch of the military were people who were fully vaccinated, only 11% of the cases were unvaccinated people. As the time roles on, and facts become reality, we are seeing more and more these shots do not work! This will be another factor that will help all those who are currently being discharged, get their positions back. It is not about not following orders, this is way beyond that if you are willing to admit this was a much larger scheme forced on all the population.

I wish I had seen this earlier, I hope you don't expect a discharge at all! What is happening with this mandate is unconstitutional and from a humanity standpoint, it is not right. Forcing someone to take an experimental drug "because we said so" is so wrong in so many ways, even in the military. Even though the bean counters want you to think everyone died the past 2 years of Covid, that just is not truth. One day the truth will come out, and there will be several people go to jail over this craziness. Until then, keep your head up, stay frosty, and know we are praying for people like you. If you do happen to get discharged, there will be several class action lawsuits to get your position back, hang in there!

As someone who dealt with medical mishaps and witnessed other instances of medical malpractice not to mention one who understands the history of the United States government intentionally poisoning it's sailors and Marines I would tell you to refuse the shot and go somewhere else. For those of you that don't know the United States government intentionally lied to the Navy and Marine personnel stationed at camp lejeune for more than 12 years intentionally feeding them tainted water resulting in the single highest rate of male infant breast cancer and infant mortality in the world. These companies that are producing the covid-19 shots cannot be legally held liable for lifetime side effects that will come as a result of taking it. The most important thing during your time in the military is not about how well you do your job, it's about understanding when to ignore and disregard illegitimate immoral illegal or unlawful orders. You have to weigh personal risks, versus a general discharge that can later be upgraded to an honorable.

To me that is pure bullshit you don't discharge a well trained person because they won't take a shot, I'm sure they will probably make it a bad one so they won't have to cover your expenses or pay anything

I believe it will be a general discharge under honorable conditions.