Overview
- The garrison briefly posted an emergency list pointing personnel to German support options, naming Tafel Deutschland and apps like Too Good To Go, before removing it.
- An Army IMCOM spokesperson said the guide was prepared for civilian employees rather than soldiers and will be reposted with clearer labeling.
- Archived versions of the deleted guidance remain accessible online even though the garrison took it down.
- Soldiers received October pay, and Berlin advanced about €43 million to cover October wages for roughly 11,000 U.S. Army civilian staff, with November payments still uncertain.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned in comments reported by CBS News that military pay could stop after November 15 if the budget impasse persists.