On the recordJuly 19, 1999
Given that our allies have seen fit to either make their programs voluntary, or eliminate them altogether, we owe our men and women in uniform a closer look at the effects of our program.
Benjamin Gilman: “Given that our allies have seen fit to either make their programs voluntary, or eliminate them altogether, we owe our…”
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Comparison of U.S. vaccination policy with allies' policies.
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