トーマス・サドスキーのインスタグラム(thomas_sadoski) - 1月20日 00時45分

Repost from @washingtonpost using @RepostRegramApp - The Coast Guard’s newest class of personnel completed boot camp here with two graduation gifts from Washington: no paychecks and no money to send them all to their first assignments. Unlike the Defense Department’s branches of the military, the Coast Guard is operating without a budget, marking the first time in more than a century that part of the armed forces has had paychecks withheld. While Congress has approved funding for the Defense Department, the Coast Guard is part of the Department of Homeland Security, whose agencies are affected by the shutdown. Active-duty personnel are “essential workers,” working for free with the promise of back pay when a spending deal is passed — but they have no idea when that money will come. Service members are prohibited from talking to the media during the shutdown, but several Coast Guard spouses said they are increasingly worrying about paying their bills, cutting spending where they can and visiting an ad hoc food pantry set up on base to feed their families. If the paychecks due at the end of January also are withheld, the consequences will be grave, they said. (Photos by @mswontheroad/The Washington Post)

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