Has the US government restricted or mandated anyone or anything in reference to Monkeypox? At this point I'm not even sure what this thread is about anymore. This isn't the 1st time monkeypox has broken out in the US (reference the 2003 outbreak). The government did fly some limited amounts of the smallpox vaccine to various locations and administered it to a couple dozen people post infection because it's an effective treatment. Do you honestly believe that the US is going to mandate mass smallpox vaccination based on this?
Your description above of your process in evaluating what vaccines you take isn't how the military works. Are saying that for every vaccine you've received in the military, you evaluated what the CDC guidance is/was and chose to take the shot on your own? That would've made the MEPS in-processing line or the initial deployment series real slow. I don't know a single deployer with a vaccination record less than 3 pages long; up until this COVID drama, I'd be willing to bet that 99% of military members had no idea what was in the vaccines they took.