Search

Search results

Your search for fort hood first privatized matched 118 documents.

Army

Fort Carson’s privately run dining facility to open this week

Fort Carson’s Stack House Bistro, which will open this week, learned a lot from its Texas predecessor, Fort Hood’s 42 Bistro, and will try to avoid dealing with some of the same issues.

April 13, 2026

The worker holds the taco shells and spoons in the ingredients.

Army

Army seeks to privatize 3 more dining facilities as part of campus-style meal program

Vendors have until July 2 to submit plans to design, renovate and operate a dining facility each at Fort Knox, Ky.; Fort Sill, Okla.; and Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Va.

April 10, 2026

Soldiers make their picks from big pots filled with taco toppings.

Army

Army looks for partners in second round of privatized dining facilities

One difference between the new proposal and the first that went to Compass Group for five bases is the ability for soldiers to reach backward and forward across 72 hours to use meal entitlements.

March 3, 2026

Army

First taste of Army’s first private dining facility draws crowds at Fort Hood

Excitement and a little confusion filled the main atrium of Fort Hood’s new privately run dining facility Thursday as soldiers got their first look — and taste — at the future of Army dining.

February 13, 2026

A view of the new 42 Bistro at Fort Hood.

U.S.

Beer and wine might soon be served in military chow halls

Active duty military personnel may soon be able to order beer or wine in chow halls. The Army has contracted Compass Group USA to test five campus-style dining venues (CSDV) at bases including Fort Hood in Texas, where 42 Bistro will debut on Feb. 18.

February 12, 2026

Army

First in the Army: Fort Hood’s new privately run dining facility to open next week

The 42 Bistro fed its first soldiers Saturday — a select group of 75 troops — and will offer three times the operating hours of a traditional dining facility — something soldiers have long requested.

February 9, 2026

Army

Veteran assaulted by serial predator at Fort Hood files $10M injury claim against the Army

A former Fort Hood soldier filed a $10 million administrative complaint against the Army, alleging it failed to protect her and other women living in the barracks as evidence pointed toward a serial predator sexually assaulting residents.

January 20, 2026

The front entrance of a hospital is seen, with large windows, a roundabout and statue in front and lettering on the side of the building reading “Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center.”

Army

Investigation of Fort Hood OB-GYN behavior includes internal review of clinic policies to protect patients from abuse

As criminal investigators look into allegations that a Fort Hood doctor secretly recorded his exams, base officials said they are also reviewing hospital policies and systems put in place to protect patients from abuse.

November 18, 2025

U.S.

Need for support grows in military communities as shutdown anxiety builds

The government shutdown has highlighted a known, growing concern of food insecurity among military families.

October 31, 2025

The four panel members on the stage. Lawrence speaks into the microphone.

Army

Army looks to expand dining privatization, says it’s ‘learning for all the services’

The Army has yet to open new privatized dining facilities planned at five bases, but the service is already looking to privatize 10 more facilities within the next year and a half.

October 13, 2025

Load More Stories

Follow Us:

Search results

Sign Up for Daily Headlines