On the recordMarch 25, 2014
If it goes down very significantly to the point where we may be having to close some commissaries, that might happen, that could happen?
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congress.govIf it goes down very significantly to the point where we may be having to close some commissaries, that might happen, that could happen?
Hirono questions the potential closure of commissaries due to reduced patronage.
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