Yes I was going through my transactions with my husband and it appeared twice. Like WHAT THE ^$#!

I too, was concerned about this charge. After talking with my husband, he explained the charge was from a food truck out on the range, here at Ft. Hood.

I just wanted to add to this post’s comments! I think it’s important to know that it will also show up from another city, with alternate spelling (unless the OP spelled the name incorrectly.) It also will show up as: “POS Debit- (last 4 digits of card)- SQ *MAX CATERING LITTLE RIVER TX”. I keep a tight look on our expenses, as we are very budgeted at the moment; I handle the finances since he’s not that money savvy or mathematically inclined like I am. He calls me his “Accountant” or “Secretary,” heh. But for all who are worried, as I know it wasn’t me, and we share joint checking and it had the last 4 digits of his debit card, and not mine. It is a legitimate charge from a Food Truck on base at Fort Hood, TX. My husband charged $5.00 one day, and I didn’t know what it was til he told me he bought a sandwich from a food truck that was out at the Range. He said they were good, and another solider he was there with recommended them to him. So don’t fear- your spouse is just getting food on-post!! No, no one stole your card number (except for the occasional extreme situation where someone has a charge that’s never been on-post nor gotten anything to eat/drink at a food truck.) I am not sure if this food truck is exclusive to the Range, or if it goes elsewhere on base. Maybe someone else will comment with a different area on base. Due to other comments, it definitely seems that it frequents the Range! Easy sell to soldiers who are out there all day, and need something to eat. I’m sure it’s s lot better than an MRE, lol. I hope this helps someone out there!! 🙂