Got this via folk at work.  I'm not a vet, but I'm sure many here are or know those who are.

During this initial phase of limited supply, North Florida/South Georgia
Veterans Health System (NF/SGVHS) is offering the COVID-19 vaccine to
the below categories of Veterans receiving care at VA.

Veterans over the age of 65
• High Risk Veterans: Homeless Veterans, Hemodialysis patients, and
Chemotherapy patients (receiving chemotherapy in a
clinic/hospital setting) of any age.
• Veterans employed as essential workers (fire fighters, police
officers, corrections officers, food and agricultural workers, United
States Postal Service workers, manufacturing workers, grocery
store workers, public transit workers, and those who work in the
educational sector (teachers, support staff, and daycare workers)
Documentation Required.

SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY
If you are an enrolled and eligible Veteran that falls into one of the
current criteria, CALL 352-548-6000 ext. 103755. If there is no availability
of the vaccine at your preferred site of care, you may be offered an
appointment at another NF/SGVHS location.

I got my first shot at the Lake Nona VA in Orlando.
They've got a pretty smooth operation running.
I arrived 15 minutes prior to my appointment, got my shot and was actually sitting in the "waiting to make sure there are no side effects" area a minute before my appointment time. Breezed right through.

Don't want a Covid shot.

Yep
People need to get educated on what is being put in their bodies.   This is coming from physicians that don't work for the damn government and don't rely on big pharma for their income.

Thanks OP.  I got my first shot yesterday.  Tin foil is getting a little tight here.