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DOGE cuts prompt scramble to feed troops at remote US base, according to a military document

Staff shortages due to retirements, a federal hiring freeze, and buyouts forced Fort Greely to reduce dining hours and deploy emergency contracts to feed 350 soldiers, officials said.

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An Army base in Alaska responsible for protecting the U.S. homeland from nuclear missile attack has struggled to feed its soldiers in recent months due to the Trump administration's efforts to shrink the federal workforce, according to a military document.

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The remote Army base is responsible for shooting down nuclear missiles targeting the US.

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