US Army Cuts Pay For 60,000 Soldiers Who Refuse To Get Vaccinated

Twelve percent of reservists and thirteen percent of guard members had remained unvaccinated at the start of the month. Now, the US Army is taking a hardline stance against them as the US Army cuts pay for 60,000 soldiers who refuse to get vaccinated.

As a result of their refusal to receive vaccinations, more than 60,000 unvaccinated Army National Guard and Army Reserve troops will be prohibited from carrying out their military duties and would see a reduction in their pay and benefits, ...

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