Fren, Need a little help here, Got this email from a fren in the Mil currently deployed on southern border, He writes,
I have been selected by my unit to provide questions to a board of medical personnel for the COVID mandatory vaccine. This is what I've got so far. Any more you can think of?
HAS the vaccine been FDA approved?
Which versions of the vaccine will be accepted by the Army as acceptable?
If you have received one that is not acceptable, will you have to be re-vaccinated?
If you took the vaccine before it was mandatory, will you still be provided VA care with any long-term issues/side effects linked to the vaccine?
How many personnel from the brigade staff have been vaccinated to this point?
Battalion?
What are the ramifications of a synthetic vaccination vs a non-synthesized one?
When the vaccination becomes mandatory, will soldiers who have the antibodies (those who have had COVID19) be forced to take it even though this is the end result of the vaccine?
This has been shown in multiple cases to cause extreme symptoms from receiving the vaccine.
Will the Army provide the antibody test prior to the administration of the vaccine to prevent this from happening in the force?
What is the timeline for the rollout of the vaccine to prevent unmanageable quantities of soldiers being unavailable for work at the same time due to reactions?
Do we have the supplies and medical facilities set aside for issues arising from soldiers having adverse reactions to this vaccine?
Sockem to me frens