File:COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card CDC (8-17-2020).pdf

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English: Record card for COVID-19 vaccination, in English and Spanish.
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Source https://www.amlc.army.mil/Portals/73/Documents/COVID-19%20Vaccination%20Record%20Card_CDC%20(1).pdf?ver=y1sxpPbUB-Nbl7NPAj1cnA%3d%3d
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