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The U.S. military has reinstated mandatory flu vaccinations for basic trainees due to a significant outbreak at Lackland Air Force Base, affecting over 200 recruits. This decision reverses a policy change made by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in April, which had made the vaccine optional.
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The U.S. military has reinstated mandatory flu vaccinations for basic trainees due to a significant outbreak at Lackland Air Force Base, affecting over 200 recruits. This decision reverses a policy change made by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in April, which had made the vaccine optional.
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