DoD has been tight lipped on COVID-19 fatalities, keeping things obscure. As of December 8, we had 96 total, with no breakdown regarding active duty , reserve and national guard, just a grand total. Last month, some information was released, claiming the total national guard and reserve fatalities were higher than the active duty, but so…
DoD has been tight lipped on COVID-19 fatalities, keeping things obscure. As of December 8, we had 96 total, with no breakdown regarding active duty , reserve and national guard, just a grand total. Last month, some information was released, claiming the total national guard and reserve fatalities were higher than the active duty, but some of the numbers were a little sketchy and didn't add up, but the main point in the release was that if you lined active duty against either national guard or reserve, active duty fatalities were higher.
There is a misconception that they relied upon that active duty personnel are living in a bubble, and most active duty soldiers live lives like everyone else, and don't even live in military housing.
For vaccine fatalities we are trying to obtain information on excess deaths, because not even DoD is going to label the deaths as because of the vaccine.
It's been about a year since I did my research (I never published a story, but probably should). I seem to remember 25 total deaths - active and reserves, with most deaths in the reserve forces. And I'm sure the "Covid death" number is inflated.
I'm so tired of our tax-payer funded agencies NOT disclosing basic and important information to the tax-payers who fund their salaries and agencies. There is virtually zero "transparency" in the "land of the free."
DoD has been tight lipped on COVID-19 fatalities, keeping things obscure. As of December 8, we had 96 total, with no breakdown regarding active duty , reserve and national guard, just a grand total. Last month, some information was released, claiming the total national guard and reserve fatalities were higher than the active duty, but some of the numbers were a little sketchy and didn't add up, but the main point in the release was that if you lined active duty against either national guard or reserve, active duty fatalities were higher.
There is a misconception that they relied upon that active duty personnel are living in a bubble, and most active duty soldiers live lives like everyone else, and don't even live in military housing.
For vaccine fatalities we are trying to obtain information on excess deaths, because not even DoD is going to label the deaths as because of the vaccine.
It's been about a year since I did my research (I never published a story, but probably should). I seem to remember 25 total deaths - active and reserves, with most deaths in the reserve forces. And I'm sure the "Covid death" number is inflated.
I'm so tired of our tax-payer funded agencies NOT disclosing basic and important information to the tax-payers who fund their salaries and agencies. There is virtually zero "transparency" in the "land of the free."