Lets junior enlisted service members get food coupons at military stores.
This bill would let the military test giving monthly food coupons to junior enlisted service members. These coupons could be used at military grocery stores, called commissaries. The goal is to help these service members and their families get more affordable and healthy food.
Today, junior enlisted service members get a basic food allowance and might qualify for other meal programs, but there isn't a specific program giving them coupons for military grocery stores. If this bill passes, the Department of Defense could run a test program at two military bases to give these service members monthly food coupons, adding to their current food support.
S 2772 · 119th Congress · September 11, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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