In a powerful open letter, over 200 active-duty and retired military service members are demanding accountability for the harms caused by vaccine mandates in the U.S. military branches. The group, led by Navy Cmdr. Robert A. Green Jr., called out prominent military leaders, including retired Gen. Mark Milley, accusing them of breaking the law, trampling constitutional rights, and denying informed consent.
The letter highlights the continued financial, emotional, and physical suffering experienced by many service members due to vaccine injuries, increased veteran homelessness, and even deaths. The group claims to have exhausted all internal efforts to rectify these issues within the armed forces and states that those responsible have refused to take any action to hold themselves accountable or repair the harm caused by their policies.
Several whistleblowers, including former Army Lt. Col. Dr. Theresa Long and former Army Maj. Dr. Sam Sigoloff, have also signed the letter, along with former Navy Cmdr. Dr. Lee Merritt. These individuals, along with the signatories, are committed to doing everything morally permissible and legally possible to seek accountability.
The letter outlines specific actions that the group plans to take to restore accountability. These include convening courts-martial for both active-duty and retired officers responsible for vaccine mandates, introducing legislation to remove retirement income for complicit leaders, and training others to prevent similar leadership failures in the future.
While the signatories acknowledge that courts-martial would require a change in leadership, they believe that a secretary-level official or the president can order these proceedings to be convened. In addition, they emphasize the importance of getting involved at the state and federal level by supporting veterans who are running for office and pledging to prioritize accountability.
The signatories acknowledge that addressing this issue will be a continuous process with a long-term time horizon. However, they are determined to hold military leaders accountable for their actions, regardless of whether they make it to retirement or not.
The letter draws inspiration from the Declaration of Independence, with signatory and former Army Lt. Col. Bradley Miller stating that the references to the fundamental document were deliberate and meaningful. Miller himself resigned from the Army in protest of the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, believing that the unlawful mandate represents a long train of abuses that must be addressed to uphold their oaths to the Constitution and protect their countrymen.
The letter has gained attention and support from those who oppose vaccine mandates in the military. It serves as a call to action for individuals to stand up for accountability and support veterans who are working towards meaningful change.
As the fight against vaccine mandates in the military continues, it is clear that this issue will not go away easily. The signatories are determined to hold leaders accountable and restore the integrity of one of the nation's most hallowed institutions. They believe that it will take time and effort to clean up the mess that has accumulated over decades, but they are committed to seeing it through.
For more stories about COVID-19 vaccine mandates in the military, visit MedicalTyranny.com. You can also watch retired Green Beret Ivan Raiklin discuss the open letter penned by Cmdr. Green on Brighteon.com.
In related news, House Republicans have introduced a bill to reinstate military service members who were discharged for not complying with the COVID-19 vaccine mandate. Dr. Sam Sigoloff has also shared his insights on the Pentagon's vaccine mandate, stating that it was legally written but applied in an illegal manner. Furthermore, military servicemen have called for an end to the Pentagon's vaccine mandate.
