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

Do a search for Pfizer Self Assembling Parasites in Human Blood. Listen to what the doctor says about the findings.

Part of your duty as a soldier is to obey lawful orders. This as well as all vaccines required are to maintain operational readiness. If you don’t understand that you should not be in the Army. In my opinion you should consider yourself fortunate to receive a general discharge.

Don’t let these guys bash you for taking your personal health into your own hands , I got the vaccine and ended up with a blood clot in my leg a week later after my second shot, never before in history has the government come up with a “vaccine” that requires multiple doses in order to be effective, that all by itself is a huge red flag

Wow! Two years and "no negative marks". Does that mean you have been a good little soldier or just haven't been caught. The shot is to help protect an individual as well as those they are around. I know that at times I felt like a pin cushion during my time in the Corps and on many occasions wasn't even sure of the vaccine I was receiving in the chow line. They use to give us a Flu shot back in the late 60's and by golly it worked, I got sicker than a dog for a couple of days and they still gave me one every years or so to protect me from something bigger. Suck it up, get the shot as "ordered" and continue to serve; or get out with a General as you have a problem following orders unless you like them.

ABSOLUTELY NO DISHCARGE. When the athrax vaccine came through some denied that? Worlds becoming bullshit. I should say America

Administrative, general under honorable conditions.

Kidding me, I got all 7 anthrax shots in the 90s, who really knows exactly what that was! I was on an aircraft carrier that in the Persian Gulf and one or a few people did the same thing about anthrax vaccination, my XO put them in MOPP 3 every day until they were discharged and flown off the carrier. Since he couldn't assure their safety and security, he adjusted to the mission, hahahaha... Btw it was about 20 days in MOPP 3!

There has been a lot of mis information, conspiracy theories and making the whole COVID pandemic and subsequent vaccines. The vaccine is very safe and has no common side affects that could adversely affect your health. Please consider carefully before you throw away your military career and end up with a less than honorable discharge for nothing.
I'm an RN with over 40 years of experience a lot of that was in the military. I was on the sending and receiving end of many vaccines and some medical studies. Now at 70 I'm healthy and happy. I have bad hearing caused by the Army because of high noise environments. But nothing from vaccines

Specialist, I would check, on your own, with JAG/ Military lawyer your options. You could use religious exemption but most likely it will not be granted. If you have been already been infected and can have a blood titer to show you possess the COVID antibodies then under AR 40-562, Table C-1 code MI ( Evidence of immunity (for example, by serologic antibody test ); documented previous infection (for example, chickenpox infection); natural infection presumed). Otherwise, refer to paragraph 2-6 of AR 40-562 for exemptions.
But expect the hammer to come down hard against you.

Does the type of discharge really matter? There is a cost of making every decision in life, do what you can afford. If the reason for not taking the shot is strong enough, then any discharge is acceptable. I'm retired and took the vaccine, after all I had over my career, I couldn't see the down side.

I think the old Big Chicken Dinner would be the way to go.