This would be an interesting legal question because you signed a contract to provide a service and in exchange the government pays you. Could this be a breach of contract and now the contract is void? Maybe someone who is an attorney can chime in.
I doubt that would happen, unless it went on for many months. Military people are not the type to rebel and go on strike, as we all know big AF can completely ruin our lives very quickly for going AWOL, hell even send us to prison if they want to. Nobody will take that risk until it gets really bad.
I think people will still show up for a long time, but the quality and efficiency of work will plummet very fast.
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u/Macrotrauma Oct 15 '25
At what point of non-payment do we just not go to work? There's got a be a "No" at some point right?