Vaccines generally work only when the disease is ease to detect, and is not extremely infectious. Small pox was very easy to detect. And it was deadly. So it could be eradicated with use of the vaccine and water treatment as well. This took half a century and a world wide effort. That same effort has not yet wiped out Polio, although that one is close. The other diseases you mention show up in the US every year. We have cases of measles every year in the US. In 2019 we had over a thousand cases reported.
In other countries like China, there are huge groups of children who become very ill and even die after taking vaccines. The US drug makers test vaccines over a very long period before they are allowed to widely distribute the vaccine. And even when a vaccine is approved it is often associated with adverse reactions. HPV has caused more cases of ASIA as it supposedly reduced cases of cervical cancer. With 13 thousand cases of cervical cancer per year, we are causing 5000 cases of ASIA while reducing cervical cancer by 1000 cases. Not worth it.
Outside of a very few success stories, vaccines never equal eradication. They simply reduce a disease. In some cases they work for a year or two. In other cases they can provide immunity for decades. But with a virus like covid, vaccines can never hope to eradicate the virus from the world or even the USA. It will be here for a century at least.
“The US drug makers test vaccines over a very long period before they are allowed to widely distribute the vaccine. And even when a vaccine is approved it is often associated with adverse reactions. “
the concern here is that it seems very likely that this vaccine may become mandatory before almost any mid- to long-term safety data has been developed, and given everything else we are seeing, significant issues may simply be supressed.