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Sincere question, what is the reasoning for this terminology push? And also just to be pedantic, isn't a definitional part of the word restaurant that you pay for the food and eat on site? Do members of the military pay for food in these facilities?
There is a certain school of thought, I think, that thinks that 'warrior' sounds very cool and thus using it will improve morale. But of course, as discussed in the above-linked essays, 'warrior' has a lot of negative imported meaning unsuited to the army of a free people.
Also by this point, any time one of us Active Duty personnel hears "Warrior" in any context other than the lacrosse/hockey equipment brand, we roll our eyes a little bit.
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