Military Vaccinations

Which vaccine was administered to U.S. service members during World War II primarily to prevent outbreaks in crowded training camps rather than combat zones?

• Typhoid
• Yellow Fever
• Influenza
• Smallpox
• Cholera

During the Cold War, which vaccine became mandatory for U.S. troops due to fears of biological warfare exposure rather than natural disease prevalence?

• Plague
• Anthrax
• Japanese Encephalitis
• Q Fever
• Tularemia

The U.S. military resumed mandatory smallpox vaccinations for certain personnel in the early 2000s primarily because of concerns related to what?

• Natural resurgence in Southeast Asia
• Bioterrorism threats after 9/11
• Peacekeeping operations in Africa
• Vaccine shortages during deployment
• NATO standardization requirements