Navy to begin kicking sailors out who
refuse COVID vaccine without waivers
Posted By: Come And Take It, 10/15/2021 1:31:16 AM
The U.S. Navy announced on Thursday it will begin halting reenlistments and transfer orders for sailors currently refusing the COVID-19 vaccines and active-duty sailors will have up until November 14 to either have an approved or pending vaccine exemption request or their second COVID-19 vaccine dose or they will face being discharged from the service. Sailors in the Navy Reserves have until December 14 to receive their second vaccine dose. In a press release, the Navy said after those final vaccination dates pass, it will start processing discharges for sailors who have to that point refused vaccination and don’t have a pending or approved exemption.
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Sailors will be grant a general discharge, with honorable conditions, that may result in some loss of benefits. They may also be stripped of specialty roles. Very soon, there will be a full blown staffing crisis across the military, courtesy of Comrade Potato Head. As planned by his Chinese masters.