Air Force Revoking Members’ Security Clearances in Retaliation for Opposition to Vaccine, Attorney Alleges

A U.S. Air Force staff sergeant handles a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at a clinic in Massachusetts on Feb. 16, 2021. Joseph Prezioso/AFP via Getty Images

Even though the U.S. military has rescinded the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, an attorney alleges that some service members who refused to get the shot are still facing retaliatory action.

Regarding service members who sought religious accommodation to the COVID-19 vaccine, Attorney R. Davis Younts, a retired lieutenant colonel, told The Epoch Times that many of his clients “are facing retaliation for their religious convictions and some commanders are using every administrative process possible to find ways to end their career or simply make continued service miserable.”