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Biden did not rule out ordering all members of military to get the COVID vaccine  Military data showed that 40% of Marines refused to get a shot  'I don't know,' he told NBC's Today Show. 'I'm going to leave that to the military' Biden added: 'I'm not saying I won't' but noted he hopes they will take it Pentagon officials said Marines might be refusing as they are young and healthy and want to let others go ahead of them But officials at Camp Lejeune said they are fighting vaccine hesitancy 

Nearly 40% of the 123,000 Marines who have had the chance to receive the vaccine for the illness caused by the coronavirus have turned it down, according to force-wide data obtained by Military.com. About 75,500 Marines are fully or partially vaccinated against COVID-19, which has killed almost 3 million people worldwide, including two dozen U.S. troops. Another 48,000 Marines who've been given the chance to take one of the vaccinations, which medical experts say significantly decrease the likelihood one will die or require hospitalization from the disease, have declined it, Marine Corps da...

'Another level of confidence and security' The first Johns Hopkins health care workers receive the COVID-19 vaccine, marking a turning point in the coronavirus pandemic By Patrick Smith / Published Dec 22, 2020 At 7:30 on the cold and windy morning of Dec. 16, Kelly Casey got a history-making shot in her left arm. Seated at a folding table on the concourse of the Thomas B. Turner Building on The Johns Hopkins East Baltimore campus, Casey was the first employee at Johns Hopkins Hospital to be vaccinated against COVID-19. "I decided to get the vaccine a...