Military Families to Benefit from Changes in Global Household Goods Contract
The U.S. Transportation Command will implement changes to the Global Household Goods contract in an effort to better serve military families.
Background and Context
In a move aimed at addressing shortcomings in the current household movement system, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has directed the U.S. Transportation Command to make changes to the implementation of the Global Household Goods contract.
“The goal is to provide a more streamlined and efficient process for military families moving within or out of the United States,” said Secretary Hegseth in a statement. “We are committed to ensuring that our service members, their families, and our allies have access to reliable and affordable logistics support.”
Changes to the Global Household Goods Contract
- The U.S. Transportation Command will implement changes to the contract implementation process.
- The changes aim to improve communication between the Department of Defense and military families.
- Additionally, the new approach seeks to enhance the overall moving experience for service members and their families.
You can read more about these changes on the official Defense Department website:
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