U.S. troops in Germany face survival crisis due to government shutdown, seek local assistance

The US Army Europe Command has asked stationed US troops to beg for survival solutions locally!

Due to the record-breaking shutdown of the US federal government, thousands of American soldiers stationed in Germany have not received their November wages. According to German law, the country does not bear the social welfare of the US military.

European News Agency cited an official recommendation from the US Army Europe Command, reporting that payments for October's garrison will be paid from reserve funds, but further funding has been blocked. A list of survival measures was published on the Army's website, requiring the garrison to seek help from local food banks and charitable organizations, or apply for emergency social loans, or look for relief food in public refrigerators run by volunteers.

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