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By: Meghann Myers “There’s so much misinformation on social media and the internet, it’s incredibly frustrating,” she added. “By volunteering, I hope to prove it all wrong.” The E-6 said she works as a recruiter and regularly interacts with the public, increasing her risk of catching the highly contagious coronavirus. “I feel very passionate about the vaccine because I grew up in a home full of asthmatics and I worry about my family every day,” she said. “I know what it’s like to see someone struggling to breathe.” She also got the shot to set a good example for her coworkers, but when her office was offered the vaccine, she said she was the only one who took it.
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The F/A-18C Hornet Has Been Retired
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The fighter jet F/A-18C Hornet in abundance on the decks of aircraft carriers has left the game for good. The most used fighter aircraft of the Marine Corps ‘Death Rattlers’ squadron made the last of its run, and now it has reached the end of its service after being replaced with F-35B Joint Strike Fighter.
The famous VMFA-323 Marine Corps fighter attack squadron has returned from its deployment on the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz. The squadron spent ten months at sea, which is considered a greater span spent together than usual due to two good reasons. The first one being the elongated procedures given the Covid-19 situation, and the second one being to keep an eye on Iran by staying for a longer period in the Persian Gulf. The squadron left Marine Corps Air Station Miramar for the mission at the gulf in early May 2020.
Town hall educates military community on advantages of getting vaccinated
A town hall held Thursday, with the goal of educating military families, included experts like Dr. Anthony Fauci and the Secretary of Defense.
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - A town hall held Thursday, with the goal of educating military families, included experts like Dr. Anthony Fauci and the Secretary of Defense.
The non profit put together it s first town hall to raise awareness in January. They stated more than half of that audience was willing to get the vaccine after learning the data behind it.