Question If the government believes in the vaccine why isn't all of the military vaccinated?

[Randolph]

There was a much publicised covid outbreak on a carrier which caused a lot of media attention. Now with that why are not all sailors vaccinated by now?

 

[Snorrie]

To answer the WHY question. In the U.S. many are suspicious of the government's motivation based upon disease risk versus vaccine risk. Accurate statistics by age groups are not available and there is a marked distrust about the vaccines' effectiveness. The current public conviction is: that the SARS-Cov-2 virus was most likely manufactured in the Wuhan Lab as a surreptitious joint effort that was inappropriately managed. Consequently, governments don't really know what can happen. That being said. The vaccines in the U.S. have been demonstrated to be effective at both preventing and mitigating covid-19 and its current variants. Those with questions about the vaccines should consult their doctors and do their research.

 

[Roj5]

Now with that why are not all sailors vaccinated by now?

The majority of commenters and indeed the people you refer to live under freedom to make their own decisions within the law of the land.

The question you may be better to ask (after finding out of true) would be, why havent all sailors been offered a vaccine?

If you are suggesting the USA take a mandatory approach and remove people's freedom, then we head into a weird world of protesting and violence.