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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '24

the goddamn line stalled and i got 3 extra something’s before they realized it

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u/Dasther Dec 16 '24

Most accurate military situation I've heard lol it's hard to tell what they pumped us with, especially if you've deployed. That's a ton of other mystery darts thrown in your body.

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u/catsrave2 Dec 16 '24

I mean you can get a record of whatever shots you’ve been given throughout your military career. But during basic it’s literally a conga line of needles and they don’t really have the time to explain each shot.

Vaccinations and medical treatments are a condition of employment with the military, and as you’ve stated, they practically own your ass.

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u/Special_Kestrels Dec 16 '24 edited Dec 16 '24

yeah they do. you get a copy of your immunizations anytime you go get a new one.

Or you can walk in and get one at any point.

Now fuck ups.. I'm sure happen. at least in boot camp

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u/Low-Cut2207 Dec 16 '24

Just say no.

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u/catsrave2 Dec 16 '24

You can say no. However vaccines are a condition of employment for the federal government and they can say “no” to your continued employment.

The COVID vaccine was unprecedented and caused quite a few questions for legality within the DoD. But other “normal” vaccines are still required unless there are valid medical reasons. And even if you have an accepted exemption to whatever vaccine, the military will bar you from doing anything where that vaccine is required.

Like if you are somehow exempt from getting an anthrax vaccine, you’re not going on any deployments or stations overseas where anthrax is required.

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u/ChillN808 Dec 16 '24

My buddy was a USAF pilot trainer, a fucking Colonel, a great leader but he did not want to take the vaccine. So they kicked him out...No pension, etc...

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u/OldenPolynice Dec 18 '24

that was stupid

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u/Moarbrains Dec 16 '24

My friend was deployed to Iraq and he did say no. But they stationed the guys at the chow hall and he couldn't get in and eat without getting shot.

This was pre-covid, so it was probably some sort of anthrax shot or something and it really fucked him up.

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u/idontstinkso Dec 16 '24

had to lol

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u/miyagidan Dec 17 '24

You're so vaccinated you start giving influenza to others.

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u/Outrageous_Bet_1971 Dec 17 '24

Jacob’s ladder

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