This bill establishes comprehensive remedies for members of the Armed Forces who were discharged or faced adverse actions due to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate. It also prevents the Secretary of Defense from imposing any new COVID-19 vaccine mandate without explicit authorization from Congress. Key provisions include adjusting the discharge status of affected members to honorable discharge and offering reinstatement to service at their highest prior grade, with compensation for lost pay and benefits. The legislation mandates the expungement of all adverse actions, including involuntary separation, from service records based solely on COVID-19 vaccination status. Furthermore, the bill requires the Department of Defense to retain and provide equal professional development and promotion opportunities for unvaccinated members. It limits the consideration of vaccination status for deployments or assignments to specific foreign country requirements and creates exemption processes for natural immunity, health conditions, or religious beliefs. Finally, it terminates any obligation for former members to repay bonuses if separated for vaccine refusal and ensures reimbursement for prior repayments.