Letter to Judge O'Connor from Kevin Byrne — U.S. Navy SEALs 1-26 v. Biden (Dkt. 162)

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A letter to Judge O'Connor from Kevin M. Byrne, filed 05/27/22 as Document 162 in Case 4:21-cv-01236-O, bearing a clerk's stamp for the U.S. District Court dated May 27, 2022. The letter states that Kevin Byrne is an active-duty Navy SEAL seeking release from the military vaccine mandate class action injunction so that separation from the Navy can proceed. It states that the Navy has said the only way for separation to proceed is release by name from the injunction. The letter asks for a writing releasing Kevin Byrne by name from the class action lawsuit.

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U.S. DISTRICT COURT
Case 4:21-cv-01236-O Document 162 Filed 05/27/22 Page 1 of 2pagen: PPR T OF TEXAS

CASE NUMBER: 4:21-cv-1236 [| MAY 27 2022

CLERK, U.S, DISTRICT COURT

By.
Your Honor O’Connor, | Deputy

My name is Kevin Byrne. i am an active-duty Navy SEAL. | am seeking release from the military vaccine
mandate class action injunction so | can be separated from the Navy. The Navy has told me the only
way for my separation to proceed is to be released by name from the class action injunction

| originally was told | would be separated in January. My wife (who is pregnant with our second child
and due in August) and | had to prepare for the worst, so we sold our home and she and our son moved
in with her parents in Pennsylvania. | was supposed to join them shortly, but the Navy has over and
over again delayed my separation and kept me in the dark.

e requested my religious accommodation be removed from processing. | saw how they were
being handled and did not want to drag it out and put my family through this process any
longer. The navy denied it anyway. | did not appeal the decision so my separation could
proceed

e {signed multiple forms stating | wished to be separated, and that | accept my separation under
the process for someone without a religious accommodation

® When guidance came out on the class action injunction, | signed statements that | do not wish
to be part of the class action injunction and want my separation to proceed

e = |have been given an ever-extending timeline that has taken away time from my family as well as
opportunities for employment because | can not give a realistic start date

The amount of stress and anxiety this has caused my family is immeasurable. My wife has such bad
anxiety from what the Navy is putting us through that she constantly worries that it will have an adverse
effect on her pregnancy. My family is living in Pennsylvania, my wife three months from giving birth,
and the Navy will not release my separation paperwork.

All l ask is for in writing, releasing me by name from the class action lawsuit so | can show the Navy and
finally have my separation released. Please help my family move on and get this inconsiderate and
careless process over with.

Let me know if there is anything you need from me for this to be possible. Thank you in advance for
your help

Very Respectfully, Kevin M. Byrne

Kevin M. Byrne 729 Westbourne road

(609) 477-9358 West Chester, PA 19382


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