500 soldiers in Hawaii don’t have a dining hall. The Army got them a food truck.
In Hawaii, a lack of dining options has been a challenge for soldiers. A significant issue for those stationed at Fort Shafter is the limited availability of food. Meals are now being provided through a food truck.
Soldiers can purchase meals for $7 to $10. Further information about this development can be found through the Army's release, which discusses the situation and the new food options available to soldiers.
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