More than 40% of service members who moved in 2018 received their shipments at least five days late because of "scheduling and equipment problems," according to a Defense Department Inspector General report released Jan. 8. The IG reviewed four joint shipping offices for fiscal 2018. In addition to the tardy delivery of $33.1 million in household goods, it found that the U.S. Transportation Command did not consistently send out warnings to companies that missed delivery dates. Read more on Military.com.
IG Survey of Military Moves Finds Late Shipments, Missed Warnings
