The number of Navy members fired for refusing vaccinations has grown to 884, according to the military service. The Navy reported in a COVID-19 update that 796 active component sailors and 66 reserve component sailors had been separated, all with “an honorable characterization of service.” There have been a total of 22 Entry Level Separations. Individuals who have departed from the Navy before completing 180 days of active military duty have received their separations since the vaccination mandate began. Active-duty sailors were required to be completely vaccinated with COVID-19 by November 28, 2021, while reserve forces had until December 28, 2021. The COVID-19 vaccine requirement was first implemented in August 2021 by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, a Biden nominee, who stated that vaccination will “allow our military members to stay healthy, better protect their families, and guarantee that our force … Continue reading 884 Navy Service Members Discharged For Refusal To Comply With Mandatory COVID-19 “Vaccine” Policy.