Posted on Apr 15, 2023
Gaps in military housing improvements lead to frustration, confusion
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Three years after laws were passed to provide more protections for military families living in privatized housing, military officials have fallen short in implementing the changes needed, according to government auditors.
The shortcomings have led to confusion, frustration and concern among military families.
The shortcomings have led to confusion, frustration and concern among military families.
Gaps in military housing improvements lead to frustration, confusion
Posted from armytimes.com
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DoD
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..."The law required the secretary of defense to submit a report to Congress by June 20, 2020, that evaluated the shortage of civilian personnel performing oversight functions at DoD’s military housing offices. That hadn’t been submitted as of January 2023. The services are now in the process of analyzing their manpower requirements in privatized housing, according to the DoD response."...
..."The law required the secretary of defense to submit a report to Congress by June 20, 2020, that evaluated the shortage of civilian personnel performing oversight functions at DoD’s military housing offices. That hadn’t been submitted as of January 2023. The services are now in the process of analyzing their manpower requirements in privatized housing, according to the DoD response."...
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