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  1. Shocking Scandal: Over $151 Million Intended for Soldiers’ Meals at 11 Major Army Bases Spent Elsewhere (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Osvaldo Martinez) A bombshell report has exposed that more than $151 million meant to feed soldiers at 11 of the Army’s largest bases was repurposed for undisclosed uses. This revelation, first reported by Steve Beynon of Military.com, comes as junior enlisted soldiers struggle to access nutritious food on base, with some being forced to survive on substandard meals. The funds in question are deducted directly from service members’ Basic Allowance for Subsistence (BAS), a monthly $460 allotment meant to cover food costs for soldiers living in barracks. For junior enlisted personnel earning approximately $30,000 annually, this deduction represents a significant financial burden. Yet, instead of using these funds to provide adequate meals, the Army appears to be diverting them elsewhere. ADVERTISEMENT Incredibly, out of $225 million collected across just 11 bases, a staggering $151 million was not used for food expenses. With the Army operating a total of 104 garrisons, the true amount of unspent funds could be far higher. The Army refuses to disclose what the extra funds are being used for. Major expenses like dining hall infrastructure and food service worker salaries are covered under separate budgets, and despite repeated inquiries from Military.com, officials have declined to provide any transparency. When pressed, the Army provided only a vague statement, claiming that food expenditures are based on past attendance at dining facilities. But that explanation doesn’t account for why the vast majority of BAS funds are not going toward feeding soldiers. ADVERTISEMENT The following data obtained by Military.com represents the Army’s fiscal year 2024, spanning from October 1, 2023, to September 30, 2024. It provides a rounded comparison of the total funds collected from soldiers for food at each installation versus the actual expenditures on food. More from the news outlet:
  2. They want to change Department Of Government Efficiency to Federal Agency of Financial Oversight. DOGE to FAFO .....Hippy
  3. Happy Birthday Barry! 🎂 And on Valentines Day no less. 🍻 .....Hippy
  4. Came across this one. Volume up! .....Hippy
  5. Video is 21 mins long, click on Elon with volume up a little. .....Hippy They are both the same, have to C&P..... https://choiceclips.whatfinger.com/2025/02/11/big-balls-lava-scrolls-top-10-memes-watch-maga/ https://rumble.com/v6jj7gj-big-balls-and-lava-scrolls-top-10-memes.html
  6. Which picture was it's original colors? .....Hippy
  7. Wonder if USAID paid for this? Man's pop-up urinal death may never be explained, family fears Harry Low - BBC News https://www.yahoo.com/news/mans-pop-urinal-death-may-031138269.html .....Hippy
  8. Third row to the right, (Design J) three tone blue and white. .....Hippy
  9. l remember these when they were building I-86 now I-84 from Hartford Conn to the Mass line. The railroad overpass east of what is now l-291 before it was rebuilt. You could almost remove your drivers mirror on the center support if you were in the left lane. The guard rail was bolted to the center support of the bridge. The freight haulers racing down the hill east bound at exit 100 before the rest area. OH ya! Back when it was fun. lol .....Hippy
  10. Enjoy! .....Hippy
  11. Now that is some special undercover SS member right there!! .....Hippy
  12. Try Berube's in Bow NH. https://berubes.com/ .....Hippy
  13. l read a book titled "The Hoffa Wars" a long time ago. At the end there were a few ideas as to were Jimmy Hoffa went after he disappeared. One thought he was put in a 55 gallon drum and shipped on a Gateway Transportation truck to an unknown destination. Wonder if this might be the truck they were talking about? .....Hippy
  14. Good way to spend the holiday! .....Hippy
  15. My son's ex Consolidated Freightways trucks, trailers, and dolly all have wedge brakes. Once repaired and maintained correctly they will work fine. When we went to the ATHS national show in Kentucky a few years ago with his COE Freightliner. He took a manual about wedge brakes and how to adjust them with us. ln case we ran into a DOT inspector that didn't know what they were. lol .....Hippy
  16. l have to add to my Like! .....Hippy
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