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The inside story of the deadliest attack on a U.S. military base during the Iraq War
Marine caught with ‘several’ ducks after negligent discharge prompts barracks search
The Navy might have a garage sale for the Littoral Combat Ships they just built but don’t want
Why are Americans forced to feel the same fear that I did as a soldier in Iraq?
From George Floyd protests to Jan. 6 riots: What one Army National Guardsman saw as America burned
Nearly 80 years after the end of World War II, we are still bringing home our fallen
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Sailors stuck with expensive housing options after Navy shuts down their barracks
"The Navy expects for most inexperienced sailors to ‘figure it out.’"
A military housing company kept committing fraud after pleading guilty to fraud, Senate report finds
“[T]he subcommittee has found that Balfour’s failures ... did not end when it pled guilty to fraud in December 2021."
The Army wants to 3D print an entire barracks to save time and money
Brought to you by the future.
Top military housing executives responsible for massive fraud scheme walk away unscathed
“That’s pure white collar crime."
Why a company guilty of ‘pervasive fraud’ remains one of the Pentagon’s biggest landlords
“The management of this company should be in jail."
The Navy doesn’t know why the water on a major base smells like fuel and has no idea when it’ll be fixed
"[W]e did not have any testing that has revealed a source of the smell."
Videos reveal moldy, disgusting Camp Lejeune barracks where Marines are forced to live
“Everyone is well aware of the conditions of the barracks."
There’s a lot more to be outraged about in the US military than ‘wokeness’
Let’s get our priorities in order.
A day after moving into military housing, a family found a roach on their child’s feeding tube. Then it got worse
“I don’t want sorry, I want you to do the job.”
Troops around the world crowdsourced a military version of ‘MTV Cribs’
We know what you're thinking, and yes, you should've joined the Air Force.
‘Infested with mold and insects’: Lawsuit sums up how hazardous privatized military housing really is
“These people are beyond slumlords."
The Army plans on dropping some serious cash to fix your barracks in the next decade
The U.S. Army plans to spend nearly $10 billion repairing its barracks over the next decade to improve soldiers' standard of living, according to its top enlisted leader
Here are military housing officials’ ‘outrageous’ responses to residents’ concerns
"Just because your husband is deployed doesn't mean we won't kick you out of housing."
‘Bullet holes next to a baby’s crib’— Drive-by shooting hits military housing complex in Virginia Beach
“Our family is going through a traumatic experience ... This shouldn’t have happened in military housing.”
Fort Bragg families enter into class-action complaint against base housing provider
Three Fort Bragg families have filed a class-action complaint against the installation's housing partner, claiming their on-post homes have mold, lead-based paint and wood rot
The Pentagon still hasn’t delivered on the major privatized housing reforms it promised
Three of the biggest provisions still haven't been finalized.
Fort Hood families sue privatized housing provider over ‘pervasive mold’ that resulted in ‘catastrophic’ health issues
"There is not a pit in hell deep enough that I would like to see them burn in"
Here’s why the ‘Tenant Bill of Rights’ leaves out 3 critical issues important to military families, according to DoD
A DoD official said the privatized housing issue is "not the systemic issue that it sounds like it is."
‘What the hell happened?’ — Lawmakers grill privatized military housing reps on their years of inaction
"We are not going to walk away from this," one tenant said. "And if they think they can stall and this will all lose energy and momentum — that’s not going to happen.”
Lawmakers call out military leaders for misleading families on the new Tenant Bill of Rights
You done messed up.
The Pentagon’s new Tenant Bill of Rights doesn’t include three ‘most critical’ measures
"What I don’t want to do is promise a right that I can’t deliver on," Secretary Esper said on Wednesday.
Air Force agents raid military landlord’s Oklahoma office, seize computers
Air Force investigators raided the Oklahoma City offices of a major military landlord Tuesday morning, seizing computers and other material, in what the company said was part of an investigation into asbestos contamination
Congress approves largest military housing overhaul in two decades
Congress on Tuesday approved the largest overhaul to the American military's housing program in more than two decades, vowing to end slum-like living conditions and hold private landlords and defense officials accountable for them
The new defense bill would create a public database for every complaint made about privatized housing
The NDAA aims at making a total overhaul on privatized military housing.
