Retired Col. Moe Davis Talks Military Vaccine Mandate

The transcript features a discussion with retired Colonel Morris Davis about military vaccination mandates, comparing current COVID-19 vaccine holdouts to past anthrax vaccine refusals during the Iraq war. It highlights the importance of readiness and the consequences of refusing orders, such as court martial or administrative separation. The conversation also touches on the potential for exceptions based on specialized skills, though these are unlikely. Finally, it provides statistics on vaccination rates among active duty and reserve forces, emphasizing the challenges faced by the National Guard and reservists.

What concerns did some members of the military have regarding the anthrax vaccine during the first Iraq war?

How does the speaker compare military vaccination to a buffet?

What historical reference does the speaker make regarding inoculation in the military?

What are the potential consequences for military personnel who refuse vaccination?

What is the speaker's stance on making exceptions for individuals with specialized skills regarding vaccination?

According to the speaker, what percentage of active duty airmen are vaccinated compared to reservists and National Guard?

What does the speaker imply about the education level of airmen compared to other military branches?