The Marine Corps has wrapped up its “wall-to-wall” inspections of its more than 60,000 barracks rooms. Detailed results from the inspections aren’t yet available, according to Marine Corps ...
Every barracks room and “unaccompanied housing” unit in the Air Force will get a direct inspection in the coming days to ensure that airmen are living in “clean, comfortable, and safe” conditions,” ...
The Marine Corps recently announced that it would conduct a forcewide barracks inspection by March 15. We want to hear from you, Marines, on how that's actually going. Have you been cleaning, painting ...
Airmen living in base dormitories will have their rooms inspected within the next seven days as part of a new Pentagon push to tackle widespread problems with service members’ living conditions. An ...
The men and women who put themselves in harm’s way to keep America safe deserve to have clean, comfortable, sanitary barracks. That should be the bare minimum our military should be able to promise ...
Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro, center right, speaks with Col. David Ickles, right, during a tour of a barracks facility on Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, Oct. 23, 2023. (Cpl. Antonino Mazzamuto ...
The Marine Corps will inspect every single barracks room it owns in the next month. “None of this will happen overnight but this inspection is an important first step,” said Gen. Christopher J.
Mold-infested walls, exposed electrical wiring and other subpar living conditions at Andersen Air Force Base's military barracks in Guam prompted a recent Navy-wide review of all unaccompanied housing ...
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