
Pentagon expected to mandate Covid-19 vaccine by mid-September
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Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin is expected seek President Joe Biden's approval to make the Covid-19 vaccine mandatory for all for all active duty military members by mid-September or sooner if fully approved by the Food and Drug Administration, a US defense official said.
The news is expected to be released in a memo Monday and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Mark Milley will communicate a related message to the troops after the announcement. The Associated Press first reported the move.More Related News

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