Oh no, the poor babies. The next thing you know, they will be forced to dig a hole in the ground, including a grenade sump, and make it their home whenever they aren't climbing mountains with a 90 lb rucksack. I hope that they have contacted their Congresscritter.
We stopped at March AFB while coming back from a deployment to NTC (National Training Center at Ft Irwin) years ago. We had to wait a couple of nights for airlift. We were staying in the TDY Quarters while the Army was using cots on the flightline - by choice, since there were lots of rooms available.
The NCOIC of my TACP was talking to the brigade commander (US Air Force TSgt to US Army Colonel for those not familiar with the military).
“I had to tell my guys to be careful about drinking the booze in the fridges. You can run up a big bill fast.”, my NCOIC said.
The Colonel stared at him. “I didn’t have a stocked refrigerator until I was an O-6!”, he said.
“And THAT is why I volunteered for the Air Force!”, my NCOIC replied.
I’m a good Baptist boy and didn’t drink the booze. But they weren’t exactly giving away the Diet Coke either...
But really? I logged years worth of time in tents at PSAB. They did have shower tents, although we once got down to one working shower for 5,000 people. They eventually had hard billets, but a fellow isn’t tired if he can’t sleep in the back of a HUMVEE.
And yes, there is a reason my youngest daughter is now in the Air Force, to include the advice she got from my son (US Army) and my oldest daughter (USMC).