Navy discharges over coronavirus vaccine refusals up to 45

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The number of Navy sailors who have been discharged for refusing to receive a coronavirus vaccine is up to 45, the Navy announced Wednesday.

Twenty-two of the discharged sailors were entry-level separations, meaning they were within their first 180 days of active duty, while 23 active-duty sailors were also separated with an honorable discharge.

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