As the government shutdown continues, the White House has announced a series of measures to ensure that military personnel will receive their pay. The administration has tapped into multiple funding sources, reallocating $5.3 billion from various accounts, including shipbuilding and weapons development, to cover troop salaries. Despite assurances from Vice President Vance and other officials that service members will be paid this week, there are concerns about the sustainability of these payments if the shutdown lingers. Experts warn that these funding maneuvers could set a dangerous precedent and highlight the ongoing anxiety faced by military families during this period. With the deadline for military pay approaching, pressure is mounting on Congress to resolve the situation.