In my home country , all military are required to be vaccinated by September 15. Period.
One place, for now, where vaccines will be forced in my homeland. There are more coming, as I see it.
If you're right, then another reason not to return.
In my home country , all military are required to be vaccinated by September 15. Period.
One place, for now, where vaccines will be forced in my homeland. There are more coming, as I see it.
Looks like they will have to stop all flights coming in again, eh?Given that the incubation period for Covid-19 is up to 14 days, I don`t know.
There are several flights coming into Canada with people who test positive when they arrive, even though they all took such a test within 72 hours of departure.
And if they don't............what then? Demotion, punishment, court-martialed?NanSanPedro:
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon will require members of the U.S. military to get the COVID-19 vaccine by Sept. 15, according to a memo obtained by The Associated Press. That deadline could be pushed up if the vaccine receives final FDA approval or infection rates continue to rise.
This is also being talked about on TV news today.
Some unvaccinated service members have suggested they'd get the shot once it's required, but others are flatly opposed. Military officials have said that once the vaccine is mandated, a refusal could constitute failure to obey an order, and may be punishable under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
That is regard to Federal Employees who can opt for now to be tested weekly or more if not vaccinated.If no vax - the employee has strict testing regulations
One or the other is what In read in the news....
PC2, I have never been able to predict the future. I expect they will receive dishonorable discharges, but that is a wild guess.
I suggest you are wrong according to the code that applies for disobeying an order. Under Article 92 failure to obey a direct order can certainly lead to a dishonorable discharge. It is a worst case option, but nonetheless is possible, unlike you stated that it cannot happen.No, not dishonorable. Worst case would be General discharge under honorable conditions.
Exactly my thoughts for those businesses that refuse service an individual because they choose to remain un-vaccinated.The vaccine is your choice and nobody will make you get it. That's true. A lady that has been cutting my hair for over thirty years is determined not to get the vaccine. Her choice and my choice is to not let her cut my hair. Bye bye to a long time customer.
I was in the Marines for 4 years. Dishonorable is reserved for the worst of the worst. A medical discharge is also a general discharge.I suggest you are wrong according to the code that applies for disobeying an order. Under Article 92 failure to obey a direct order can certainly lead to a dishonorable discharge. It is a worst case option, but nonetheless is possible, unlike you stated that it cannot happen.
Where exactly is the anti-vaxx camp? Is it in the mountains? Do I need to bring a sleeping bag? Will we roast hot dogs and marshmallows? Are there lions and tigers and bears? Oh my!
He’s right.If you're right, then another reason not to return.
Daughter has to be tested weekly, she works as a probation officer. NJ does not pay, she has to pay a copay each time. It’s going to add up, but she’s stubborn.Unless an employer is willing to pay for those tests, very few will be able to afford to take the tests.
That is CERTAINLY YOUR RIGHT , 100% agree.The vaccine is your choice and nobody will make you get it. That's true. A lady that has been cutting my hair for over thirty years is determined not to get the vaccine. Her choice and my choice is to not let her cut my hair. Bye bye to a long time customer.
Well, at least she only has to pay a copay. Is that standard for insurance plans to cover unlimited numbers of covid tests?Daughter has to be tested weekly, she works as a probation officer. NJ does not pay, she has to pay a copay each time. It’s going to add up, but she’s stubborn.
No idea 🤷🏻♀️Well, at least she only has to pay a copay. Is that standard for insurance plans to cover unlimited numbers of covid tests?