On the recordApril 8, 2014
The strangulation plan the Pentagon has foisted out would mean higher prices at the commissaries, making commissary shopping less attractive, resulting in fewer customer visits and diminished sales.
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congress.govWalter B. Jones: “The strangulation plan the Pentagon has foisted out would mean higher prices at the commissaries, making commissary…”
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Jones criticizes Pentagon plans that would increase prices at military commissaries, affecting family savings.
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