Mobile Grab and Go

CAMP HOVEY, SOUTH KOREA

09.10.2014

Video by Chuck Gill 

AFN Pacific

Where do 2nd Infantry Division soldiers run to after P-R-T? Specialist Rod Evans finds out.
Suggested Tag: Grab n’ Go is open from 7:30 to 9 in the morning, Monday through Friday on Camp Hovey.
Reporter: Early in the morning, the new mobile Grab-n-Go sets up near the Iron Café to refuel soldiers after P-R-T.
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Reporter: Nutritionally complete breakfasts, packed in bags and ready to be handed out, are convenient time savers for 2nd Infantry Division soldiers.
SB: SPC Gregory Jones (4-7 CAV): “It’s always hard for soldiers to go from P-T, shower, get ready, make it to the D-FAC then make it to work on time. So, to have it next to where they actually do P-T, so they can get it as they go on with the day. I think it’s one of the best ideas I have seen.”
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Reporter: Each bag contains enough carbohydrates and protein for soldiers who just completed P-R-T session.
SB: SGT Tamica Tate (Grab n’ Go NCOIC): “I think it’s a good choice. It’s a good healthy choice. They keep the soldiers lean and help the ones not lean get lean”
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SB: SPC Gregory Jones (4-7 CAV): “They should probably make it part of the whole Army, not just 2-I-D. It can really benefit all soldiers.”
Reporter: Thanks to Grab-n-Go, soldiers now have no excuse for missing the most important meal of the day. Specialist Rod Evans, Camp Hovey, Korea.

• Date Taken: 09.10.2014
• Date Posted: 09.12.2014 01:20
• Category: Package
• Video ID: 360375
• VIRIN: 140910-A-ZS680-785
• Filename: DOD_101940798
• Length: 00:01:28
• Location: CAMP HOVEY, KR