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Monday, November 15, 2021

New commander of Oklahoma National Guard refuses to enforce vaccine mandate

(The Hill) — The newly appointed commander of the Oklahoma National Guard is refusing to enforce the Department of Defense’s coronavirus vaccine mandate for troops. 

Army Brig. Gen. Thomas Mancino wrote in a memo that no member of the Oklahoma National Guard will be required to get vaccinated, according to The Oklahoman, which obtained the memo. 

The memo further states “no negative administrative or legal action will be taken” against guardsmen who refuse to get vaccinated.

5 comments:

  1. Seems like a good fella. Just don't sign on for any acdutra. Ohio Guy

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  2. Someone is going to get fired and a new OK ARNG general will be moved up.
    Same as in Stalin's Red Army.

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    1. Fired? No, not fired.
      - "Unexpected" single vehicle accident about to happen

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  3. Guard and reservists aren’t covered by medical unless on active duty. Good call

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  4. An officer with some brains and common sense! A rare item, he must have had an outstanding First Sargent when he was a butter bar.

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