> Maybe tonight's meal isn't disrupted, but the weekly meal planning is certainly disrupted.

This appears to be happening stateside, and most, if not all, of the listed bases have nearby grocery stores (I'm saying most based on the ones I recognize and know where they are, I didn't look up the rest). This is an annoyance, not a massive disruption.

Honestly, it probably creates more disruption for the retirees in the areas around the bases than it does the local active duty members.

I'm not splitting hairs. I'm just tryin' to talk about the commissary's role. :)

I agree that it is an important role that would be worthy of disruption for a motivated attacker.

But also: These things aren't usually at the center of vast food deserts. There's typically other ways to find some grub, like the Wal-Mart right over there.