Deployment Food: Good for Servicemens or No?

I'm currently deployed and can tell you that in the DFACs here they have color-coded labels for everything they serve.  Green = high performance, red = low performance, yellow...you get the picture.  Ergo, soldiers have the choice to eat healthy.  If they choose not to then it is on them.  If a soldier is a "fat kid" and still chooses not to eat healthy then he is essentially "self-chaptering" himself out.  If the chain of command wants him to be skinny, they have to have a supervisor go to chow with them and make sure they only choose things that are good for them.  Don't see that happening.

Each deployment, I had to tell KBR or other contractors to cut down on size portions. Some of the foods I wouldn't eat either. Too greasy or you can tell they were foods with too much fat. The labels would show you how many calories in each meal and I mostly based my choices off that. I ate lightly overseas for most.

I retired too long ago but they had gone whole hog on Salad Bars on ships before I retired and I thought that was a great idea. Everything else was good old fashioned comfort food, horrible for you galley food and I loved it. Probably going to die young from it too. I so miss the Chili from yesterday being SOS the next morning with my eggs.