Whistleblower reveals poor food quality making Michigan National Guard members sick
There's a disturbing problem facing Michigan National Guard troops guarding the U.S. Capitol – their food.
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There's a disturbing problem facing Michigan National Guard troops guarding the U.S. Capitol – their food.
There's a disturbing problem facing Michigan National Guard troops guarding the U.S. Capitol – their food.
Share March 02, 2021, 9:03 AM About 1,000 Army National Guard members from Taylor and Marquette reportedly are being served gross food while on security duty in Washington, D.C. A staff sergeant who spoke confidentially to WXYZ says nearly 75 meals were thrown out Sunday after metal shavings were found and some entrees had "raw beef." The station adds: Quantity is an issue as well. Breakfast is an example. "You were getting maybe a Danish and some sort of juice," the sergeant said. "And then we had certain days where it was clearly a dinner role and Sunny D." Maj. Gen....
Share March 02, 2021, 9:03 AM About 1,000 Army National Guard members from Taylor and Marquette reportedly are being served gross food while on security duty in Washington, D.C. A staff sergeant who spoke confidentially to WXYZ says nearly 75 meals were thrown out Sunday after metal shavings were found and some entrees had "raw beef." The station adds: Quantity is an issue as well. Breakfast is an example. "You were getting maybe a Danish and some sort of juice," the sergeant said. "And then we had certain days where it was clearly a dinner role and Sunny D." Maj. Gen....
Michigan National Guard soldiers served bad food while guarding U.S. Capitol Washington — Soldiers with the Michigan National Guard are complaining about bad food they've been served while providing security at the U.S. Capitol, ranging from undercooked meat to contaminated food. The complaints reached members of the Michigan congressional delegation and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, whose office said she called Acting Secretary of the Army John E. Whitley about the problem on Feb. 17 — nearly two weeks ago — as soon as the first reports of the food were received. The governor was assured ...