COVID-19 vaccine: Navy’s top officer outlines distribution priorities ...Middle East

Adm. Michael M. Gilday, chief of naval operations, outlined the regions and military personnel that are prioritized to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, once approved. He spoke Wednesday at a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing. Watch the video for the details on the potential rollout to the military. [What we know now about COVID-19 vaccine authorization […] The post COVID-19 vaccine: Navy’s top officer outlines distribution priorities appeared first on Roll Call.

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