Posted on Nov 21, 2023

Army sends letter to troops dismissed for refusing COVID vaccine amid military's recruitment woes...

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We definitely pushed too hard without truly looking at the repercussions, ironically in the name of "readiness". We could have done more to make better accommodations, and I hope our leadership builds on the lessons learned here.

Army sends letter to troops dismissed for refusing COVID vaccine amid military's recruitment woes...

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Posted 1 y ago

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Lt Col Scott Shuttleworth

Posted 1 y ago

Nothing to do with readiness and everything to do with using DoD as the guinea pigs on an untested and unverified vacine!

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Maj Kevin "Mac" McLaughlin

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Maybe so, but it was done in the name of readiness to justify it. In the end it had the opposite affect, and it will hurt recruiting significantly in the future.

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Lt Col Scott Shuttleworth

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Maj Kevin "Mac" McLaughlin - I wouldn't come back...you tell me I suck and send me home in some cases with a less than honorable and now you need me? Hell no. I would only come back to get the discharge changed or at the very minimum sue the US Government to have it changed but I don't think I could ever trust an institution like that again.

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SPC Jeff Daley, PhD

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Lt Col Scott Shuttleworth - That was my first reaction but then is it fair to blame your organization when they took their orders from the CIC. Consider the source that initiated this stupid order.

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Lt Col Scott Shuttleworth

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SPC Jeff Daley, PhD - Either way...if you kicked me out with a less than honorable I be damnd I would come back other than to enlist long enough to get that changed.

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