Authorizes a pilot program to give junior enlisted service members monthly food coupons for military stores.
This bill would let the Department of Defense start a test program at up to two military bases. This program would give monthly food coupons to junior enlisted service members to help them buy food at military grocery stores. These coupons would add to, not replace, their current food assistance.
Today, junior enlisted service members receive a basic allowance for food and may be eligible for other meal programs. If this bill passes, the Department of Defense could start a one-year test program at up to two military bases. This program would give monthly food coupons to junior enlisted members to help them buy food at military grocery stores, adding to their current benefits.
HR 6586 · 119th Congress · December 10, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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