So the Air Force discharges 27 members for refusing the vaccine. The US Air Force announced

on Monday the 27 active duty members would discharge for refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

Breaking news, Air Force okay whatever. The Air Force has given its forces until November 2nd

to get the vaccine. Thousands applied for exemptions and refused to get the shot.

Air Force spokeswoman told AP News that these members are the first to be administratively just

discharged over the vaccine. Said all of them were in their first term of enlistment so they were

younger, lower ranking personnel. They were not able to receive a hearing before their discharge.

First of all, why are you not receiving hearing before you discharge? Regardless of your rank.

Shouldn't you get some form of due process at all? But I don't know how that works.

Earlier this year the Pentagon announced it would require a vaccine for all members of the military.

Each branch had its own deadlines and procedures for enforcing the vaccine.

Well, mandate. Someone tweeted out, the Air Force has officially discharged 27 members for

refusing the COVID vaccine. Our men and women put their lives in the line to protect

our country deserve better than this. Would a disgrace remiss stand up for these patriots?

AP News reported that none of the 27 airmen sought any type of exemption, medical administration

or religious. 97% of active duty members have received at least one dose of the vaccine and the

Air Force more than 1000 refused the vaccine in order of 4000 requests in an exemption.

At October, a letter to Secretary of Defense, I think a Republican wrote,

at a time when our adversaries continued to increase their quantitative and quantitative

advantages against our forces, we should seek to ensure that no policy, even unintentionally,

hinders military readiness. I think the vaccine is actually hinting military readiness in my personal

opinion because it's creating a distrust in the military, it's creating a resentment for the

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