The Army is hoping privatization can fix the myriad quality-of-life issues facing its barracks, at least partly because it has few other ideas. In December, key service leaders had a barracks summit ...

The Army hopes to begin work on its first privatized barracks building for junior enlisted troops in the next year at Fort Irwin, California, according to the service’s top civilian housing official.

In U.S. military barracks from Virginia to Germany, peeling walls, moldy rooms, and failing safety systems have long been ...

Of the 100,000 troops that go to Fort McCoy, Wisconsin each year to train, hundreds of them might live in barracks built during World War II. The Army is relocating five 83-year-old barracks to make ...

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District personnel conduct a quality assurance inspection on one of eight newly renovated barracks at Fort Liberty, North Carolina. (Samuel Weldin/Army) The ...

The Army’s top leaders faced tough questions from lawmakers on Wednesday about media reports that the Pentagon is shifting $1 billion away from repairing Army barracks to instead fund military ...

WASHINGTON — Senior Department of War and Department of the Army leaders supporting the Secretary of War’s Barracks Task ...

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Dec. 15, 2017, at Fort Eisenhower, Georgia, for a new barracks building. (Wilson Rivera/Army) The Army hopes to begin work on its first privatized barracks building ...