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Proof of vaccination, but some have gone further and taking steps of requiring vaccine passports. here is how it works in europe. >> i'm fred pleitgen in berlin. putting in policies of vaccine passes or green passes as they are also known. france just passed a law whereby only people who have been vaccinated or have a recent negative pcr test are allowed into restaurants and travel by rail or by plane. a similar law is going to come into effect in italy very soon and greece is already only letting people who are vaccinated into indoor dining facilities. now of course all of that is coming in t...

By Shelly Turner, 366th Fighter Wing / Published December 17, 2020 MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, Idaho -- The Air Force continues to deliver innovative and desirable customer service programs testing an already popular program, Air Force Campus Dining System (CDS) at traditional legacy Food & Beverage operations. The CDS has partnered with Mountain Home AFB to test theories and concepts at participating CDS activities. Each day around the world, over 38,000 Air Force members on Essential Station Messing (ESM) are provided a variety of entitlements through the Air Force Food...

For four thanksgivings, if you're overseas, you also have some really interesting traditions where usually the officers dress up, go into the dining facilities, the mess halls in their dress blues and serve the troops. one time when we were in baghdad where president bush appeared to spend thanksgiving with the troops in baghdad in 2003. but it's a tradition of family. if you can't be with your biological family, you're there with your professional family. and it makes it as special as you can potentially make it. and truthfully, i miss some of those days. we now have a son in the military and...

Back burner, is their everyday life. these people are stretched out from california to texas, with camps set up in sight of fast food joints like whattaburger, but for the troops, their meals consist of meals ready to eat, called mres. they come in pouches and they're typically used when dining facilities are not available. they're used in emergency situations, like forward operating sites in iraq or afghanistan, or now, the u.s./mexico border. it makes absolutely no sense. they have been spending time organizing the equipment hauled from bases across the country and stretching out barbed wire...

Information there. >> greg: i was watching the whole thing on that flip this house and after i wore they said that when they were walking through gitmo. >> they didn't. also you asked why dining facilities are called mess halls mess from the hold french word mes which meant a portion of food or course at dinner are. >> greg: i thought it had to do with the attacked that it might be mess. >> thank you. i didn't know that. i never could figure that out. still a buzz killing to know. just so you know. >> yostill a buzz killington giving us all this information and facts. >> none of what i'm sayin...