Hawaii Military Members Face Financial Stress During Shutdown
Military members, including those in Hawaii, are facing financial stress due to the government shutdown, which requires them to work without pay.
Brooke Millard, executive officer of the Coast Guard Cutter Tall Ship Eagle, experienced this firsthand during the 2018-2019 shutdown, which lasted 35 days and affected the morale of her crew.
Military members are required to work without pay during the government shutdown.
- The previous shutdown, which occurred from December 2018 to January 2019, was the longest federal government shutdown, lasting 35 days.
- It damaged morale among Coast Guard crew members, including 50 enlisted personnel and officers who had to report to work without pay.
Author's summary: Hawaii military members face financial stress during shutdown.
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