The US military discharged over 8,000 service members who rejected the COVID-19 shot. Only 43 have rejoined. - TheBlaze

The US military discharged over 8,000 service members who rejected the COVID-19 shot. Only 43 have rejoined. - TheBlaze: 

The Military Times indicated that roughly 17,000 service members ultimately refused to take the vaccine. While around 1,200 secured exemptions, Defense Department records indicate that 3,717 Marines, 1,816 soldiers, and 2,064 sailors were discharged for refusing the vaccine, reported Reuters. Further, 834 Air Force/Space Force service members were apparently also discharged. Approximately 70% of those ousted for their refusal to take the novel mRNA vaccine reportedly received general discharges.