Daily Brief: As US Troops and Families Go Hungry, They Don’t Trust the Pentagon for Help

Daily Brief 22 November 2021

As US Troops and Families Go Hungry, They Don't Trust the Pentagon for Help Thousands of active-duty service members struggle daily with hunger related to financial hardship, though the true scope of the problem is not known. More Military.com Stories Navy Pay Delays Have Forced Some Sailors to Take Out Loans Police Could Take Guns from Troops Accused of Domestic Violence Under Proposed Law Air Force: 1 Pilot Killed, 2 Injured in Crash Involving 2 Jet Trainers From Laughlin AFB VA Gets $5 Billion Boost to Fix Problems in House Social Spending Bill Harris Makes History as First Female Commander-in-Chief -- But Only for a Moment Push To Fix 'Bad Paper' Discharges and Save Troops-To-Teachers Program Underway Tricare Dropping Walmart Pharmacy May Actually Make Filling Prescriptions Easier Thousands of Afghans Seek Temporary US Entry, Few Approved Coast Guard Taps 2nd Ship as Party of Interest in Oil Spill Xi Says China Will Not Seek Dominance over Southeast Asia US Seeks Balance as Fears Grow Russia May Invade Ukraine Here's Your Military Entertainment Holiday Gift Guide for 2021 Today's Military Trivia The Battle of Plattsburgh, also known as the Battle of Lake Champlain, was a victory for the Thomas MacDonough-led Americans in what war? Video of the Day TOPGUN School

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