Military COVID Mandate Fallout
Tracking the ongoing fallout from the Department of Defense COVID-19 vaccine mandate. Careers ended, the NDAA FY2023 rescission, the Duty to Disobey documentary and its featured service members, reinstatement efforts, and Colorado-rooted voices.
Coverage Timeline
Constitutional rights stay with service members in uniform, Brad Miller says as ‘Duty to Disobey’ opens nationwide
The documentary Duty to Disobey opens in theaters across the country on Tuesday, June 30. Brad Miller, who resigned his Army commission rather than enforce the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, says…
“Duty to Disobey” set for June 30 screenings in four Colorado cities
Pam Long says the documentary on the military COVID vaccine mandate plays in Denver, Fort Collins, Castle Rock and Colorado Springs on June 30.
Pentagon has reinstated under 200 of nearly 8,000 vaccine-refusal troops
President Trump ordered the reinstatement of service members forced out for refusing the COVID-19 shot. More than a year later, the Defense Department reports nearly 170 back in uniform, and…
Duty to Disobey documentary needs Colorado ticket sales by Friday to confirm June 30 AMC screenings
Former Lt. Col. Brad Miller, one of the service members featured in the documentary, told Kim Monson listeners that four Colorado theaters in Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, Denver, and Castle…
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