I linked something about this several days ago, and a few commenters said basically said these troops deserve it. I don't think they do. And even if they do, it's not very nice that the people keeping them there would let this happen.
The rotten food could be carelessness. The metal is much less likely. Having both happen repeatedly is likely to be intentional.
Food providers certainly have service contracts that must be upheld, and FDA law. This is lawsuit material, and revocation of license material. No way these can pass. There has to be action on this. If not, then we can add this is intentionally endorsed or permitted by the higher ups who refuse to take action.
I linked something about this several days ago, and a few commenters said basically said these troops deserve it. I don't think they do. And even if they do, it's not very nice that the people keeping them there would let this happen.
The rotten food could be carelessness. The metal is much less likely. Having both happen repeatedly is likely to be intentional.
Food providers certainly have service contracts that must be upheld, and FDA law. This is lawsuit material, and revocation of license material. No way these can pass. There has to be action on this. If not, then we can add this is intentionally endorsed or permitted by the higher ups who refuse to take action.