EXCLUSIVE: Active-duty and Former Service Members Plead for Congress to Lend Them an Ear, Part 2
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In part one of a two-part series, former and active members of the military shared concerns over the lack of attention Congress and senior military leadership have given as they relate to the now rescinded COVID-19 shot mandate and the future of America’s fighting force.
Disappointment in the system is a driving factor for many service members, according to Maj. (ret.) Jeremy “Weed” Sorenson, a former F-16 and A-10 fighter pilot, who now serves as Director of Guard and Reserve Affairs for Uniformed Services Justice & Advocacy Group (USJAG).
He told The Gateway Pundit that he has been pleading with members of HASC and the Department of Defense on behalf of many service members injured in Line of Duty for years.
