“This is a problem because the Army is losing money, and Soldiers are paying out of pocket for food.” There are many reasons Soldiers are not going to the DFAC. They are increasingly far away ...

Kelvin Windham, Army Materiel Command G-4 sergeant major ... The price will be the same as buying food from a DFAC so that a daily allowance still covers an entrée, a side, a dairy item, a ...

Judges from the Phillip A. Connelly Awards Program for Excellence in Army Food Service, who inspected the DFAC earlier in the day, were present for the ceremony. The Phillip A. Connelly Award is a ...

"DFAC utilization rates ... "Based on recent trends and research, the Army is modernizing the way it feeds Soldiers. We are committed to providing Soldiers with food options that are healthy ...

It’s also about saving the service some serious dough considering the Army wastes millions each year producing food that soldiers ... galley or mess deck. But DFAC (pronounced Dee-Fac) became ...

(u/WillSugmar/Reddit) Times look tough for the U.S. Army if a photo of the breakfast ... Many commenters likened the meal to prison food. “In prison or the DFAC?” asked user diopsideINcalcite.

Millions of dollars collected by the United States Army for a food program were spent elsewhere — with less than half of the funds actually finding their way to soldiers’ plates, according to ...

The Army spent nearly 70% of the money it collected from enlisted troops’ food allowances on expenses other than meals, even as it struggles to provide them with a nutritious diet, according to ...

dining facility. Until April 1, The DFAC was ran and operated by civilian employees. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Luisito Brooks) A food service specialist hands a soldier a plate of at Joint Base ...

By Alexander Nazaryan Reporting from Fort Jackson, S.C, and Fort Gregg-Adams, Va. Army food has been vexing and perplexing the soldiers who have to eat it for about as long as there’s been an Army.