Myers also said his laboratories have been inspected by federal agencies 48 times since 1969. But Chan's appraisals didn't offer much assurance to hundreds of service members already questioning the Pentagon's orders that they be inoculated or face the threat of fines, demotion and court-martial. Michael Shepard testified today before the congressional subcommittee. Lawmakers seem similarly cautious about the inoculation program. The next hearing will investigate the manufacturer and its business relations with the Department of Defense.
Anthrax vaccine is a key element in protecting service members against the lethal threat.
Army Brigadier General Eddie Cain Click here for the transcript of Sam Donaldson's report on the Anthrax vaccination program required for all members of the armed forces. ABC News Internet Ventures. Click here for Terms of Use and Privacy Policy applicable to this site.