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Story summary
- Some Army civilian employees worked despite being told to be furloughed.
- An email from the Army's Installation Management Command on February 2 directed operations to continue because there was no formal shutdown guidance, raising concerns about potential Anti-Deficiency Act violations.
- On February 3, employees received furlough notices and were told to falsely report time.
- The Army declined to comment on the matter.
