The Texas Military Department says “union agitators” cannot engage in collective bargaining for members of the National Guard.
Bob Price/Breitbart Texas The statement comes in response to a meeting earlier this week where members of the Texas State Employees Union met with guardsmen in Del Rio.
A Texas National Guard soldier stands watch along the Rio Grande in Del Rio under Operation Lone Star. “As previously stated, Texas Military Department leadership continues to actively address concerns raised by servicemembers on Operation Lone Star,” TMD officials stated. Many of these payroll issues centered around direct deposit issues and missing daily pay or per diem as members moved from one unit assignment to another, officials noted.
Service members told Breitbart they were aware of some payroll and other deployment-related issues but were confident in leadership’s ability to deal with the matters. This week, service members began moving into the new living quarters. More are moving in as new units are complete, officials told Breitbart on Thursday.“As a result of Operation Lone Star, and the work of the Texas Department of Public Safety and Texas National Guard, over 11,000 criminal arrests have been made including criminal
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