section_path: Analysis/Legality of National Guard and military deployment/Bivouac and logistics
section_name: Bivouac and logistics
paragraph_text: Bivouac and logistics
  
  Media reports described soldiers as not receiving sufficient tents, portable bathrooms, or dumpsters when they were deployed to Los Angeles, and that it was unknown where the soldiers would sleep as of June 9. Senior military leaders said the soldiers would continue sleeping on floors or outdoors until June 12, at which point federal officials would decide whether to make plans for more permanent lodging. On June 11, soldiers were sleeping outside on cots at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach.