Hegseth's end of military vaccine mandates risks US security
By Kevin Kavanagh
Published on April 30, 2026.
The announcement of the end of the mandate for the military's flu vaccinations has sparked controversy, with some believing it could jeopardise national security. The decision to abandon the mandate is seen as an attempt to undermine the effectiveness of the military. The article also mentions the potential impact of this decision on the public health.
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