Can servicemembers who are anti-vaxxers be court-martialed for mutiny

We may soon find out if that is the case in Canada.

A Canadian soldier is facing rare mutiny charges after allegedly urging fellow members of the armed forces not to help with the distribution of Covid-19 vaccines.

The Department of National Defence has announced charges against officer cadet LK, a reservist in Ontario. LK has been charged with “endeavoring to persuade another person to join in a mutiny” and “behaving in a scandalous manner unbecoming of an officer”, according to officials.

The charge of mutiny is rare in Canada and has not been used in decades.

Cross-posted with GMJR. Cheers, PC.