WASHINGTON - In a major step towards modernizing how it feeds its Soldiers, the U.S. Army is launching a new campus-style dining program, beginning ...

Soldiers got their first look — and taste — at the future of Army dining at Bistro 42, Fort Hood’s first private, campus-style dining facility.

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With the first campus-style dining pilot opening this month, soldiers may now have the option to order beer and wine at some ...

The 42 Bistro will offer three times the operating hours of a traditional dining facility — something soldiers have long ...

Soldiers on the Essential Station Messing program — especially those in the barracks using a meal card — will have an entitlement of $39, or “freedom dollars,” per day to use at the dining facility.

The Army said it's budgeting for soldiers to eat three meals a day plus snacks with its new campus-style dining plan.

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