Former US Army service members who were discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine have received letters from the Army informing them of the option to request corrections to their discharge records.

The U.S. Army is sending letters notifying former soldiers separated for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine they can request corrections of their discharge records.

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