Pentagon club dues spark civilian protest and rule questions
At the Pentagon Officers Athletic Center civilian guests see dues jump from 42 to 200 while active duty and retired officers rise to 60. Civilians allege an effort to push them out as questions arise about beer on government property, gender restrictions, space rents, and subsidies. The club enjoys military backing, free space, and heavy subsidies, with debates over legality and governance ongoing.
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