Pentagon accepts $130 million donation to help pay the military during the government shutdown ??? 🙄
-
👉 Latest News
-
Pentagon accepts $130 million donation to help pay the military during the government shutdown ??? 🙄
By Tony, in Enlisted Pay, Benefits & Allowance Forum | Navy
- 0 replies
- 375 views
-
- 0 replies
- 1,096 views
-
ADVANCE CHANGE NOTICE TO ADVANCEMENT MANUAL FOR ENLISTED PERSONNEL OF THE U.S. NAVY AND U.S. NAVY RESERVE
By Tony, in Navy Advancement Results, Exam, Bibs Forum
- 0 replies
- 1,422 views
-
NAVAL SPECIAL OPERATIONS SENIOR ENLISTED EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL TECHNICIAN RETENTION BONUS PROGRAM
By Tony, in Enlisted Pay, Benefits & Allowance Forum | Navy
- 0 replies
- 693 views
-
SELECTION OF APPLICANTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2026 SEAMAN TO ADMIRAL-21 COMMISSIONING PROGRAM
By Tony, in Navy Enlisted to Officer Forum | LDO, CWO | Commissioning Programs
- 0 replies
- 860 views
-
-
🧧 Activity Stream
-
0
trump considering plans to target cocaine facilities inside Venezuela, officials say
As trump continues to waste our tax money and Navy resources including our Officers & Enlisted Sailors... Venezuela is not known to be a major source of cocaine, but the Trump administration has been aggressively trying to link Maduro to the drug trade. -
0
Pentagon accepts $130 million donation to help pay the military during the government shutdown ??? 🙄
This is because trump has no negotiating skills. It's either ask for money in an unethical way or be a bully. Look at what has happened to our nation... WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon confirmed Friday that it has accepted an anonymous $130 million gift to help pay members of the military during the government shutdown, raising ethical questions after President Donald Trump had announced that a friend had offered the gift to defray any shortfalls. -
0
More military families turning to food banks as government shutdown wears on
Food banks are seeing a surge of demand across the country as the government shutdown weathers its fourth week – and military families are among those turning to public pantries to put food on the table. The Armed Services YMCA (ASYMCA), a nonprofit that provides support and assistance to military families, told ABC News that they've seen a 30%-75% jump in demand at its food banks near military bases since the shutdown began, as military personnel go without pay while the funding impasse wears on.
-
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.