Army invites back soldiers discharged for refusing COVID vaccine
The Army is inviting former soldiers discharged for refusing to receive the coronavirus vaccine to apply to re-join the service as it faces recruitment challenges.
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The Army is inviting former soldiers discharged for refusing to receive the coronavirus vaccine to apply to re-join the service as it faces recruitment challenges.
The Army sent Soldiers letters with instructions on how to rejoin after they were forced out for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine.
Robert Card II was driven to a psychiatric hospital by members of his Army Resolve unit, and police were only present as escorts.
If filed, the claims would be at least the fifth time in recent years that shooting victims have used the courts to hold the federal government accountable.
The warning signs before Army reservist Robert Card shot and killed 18 people on Oct. 25 in Lewiston, Maine, were glaring and abundant, and still, he was not stopped before he carried out the worst massacre in the state's history and then took his own life.