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There is brunch and then there is @chowdahhill.bsky.social brunch on the USS Truman hotscots.app/api/og?id=d3...
Some of the nicest reception barracks I’ve seen. hotscots.app/api/og?id=b5...
On April 9, the House Armed Services Committee will speak with military leaders about the state of military food programs. Grateful to @DonBaconNE02, @RepJenKiggans & @RepHoulahan for championing quality of life improvements for our service members. armedservices.house.gov/calendar/eve...
Fort Stewart, Georgia:
💰 Money collected from soldiers: $17 million
🥫 Money spent on food: $2.1 million
So where did the rest go? Because this soldier—stuck with stale bread, broken drink machines, and a DFAC rated D—sure isn’t seeing it.
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Y'all wanna see some bugs in a soldiers meal. You can change the name back to Fort Bragg but doesn't change the meal quality.
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Recently @USArmy_FtCarson was back in the news for a previous review. They just didn’t take the hit, they took the reviews and made improvements. Take a look for yourself
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Now when using the share button from the website you'll get a preview image like this waffle from @FortRiley that lives rent free in my head.
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The survey is anonymous, and I won’t see the data—this is purely for research.
I’d really appreciate it if you took a few minutes to share your thoughts!
Why does this matter? This study will be published through an Army publication and could help shape future policy on how the Army engages with social media for recruiting, retention, and communication.
I had the opportunity to be part of a research study with Georgetown University, and the researcher is looking for your feedback on the Army’s relationship with social media.
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Some neat new features coming to iOS users! I’m adding shortcuts and Siri integrations.
Shout out to @stevenbeynon.bsky.social on the story www.military.com/daily-news/2...
It’s time to demand better. Share your thoughts below or DM me to share your story anonymously.
As a white male, I never thought about this issue during my service. But hearing from service members, especially women, has opened my eyes to how critical something as simple as a functioning lock is to feeling safe in your home.
At Fort Cavazos, a soldier was charged with breaking into barracks rooms and assaulting others. For women in the barracks, the lack of secure locks creates a daily safety risk that can’t be ignored.
Did you know the DoD Housing Manual doesn’t regulate door locks in barracks? No minimum standard. No uniform requirements. And as far as I’m aware, no service branch has its own regulations either.
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