Conduct_In_Military_Housing

Conduct In Military Housing Conduct In Military Housing Government housing or as some call it, on-base housing, serves as a benefit to our military families. As we think of the men and women in uniform that serve our great nation we portray them as being well-disciplined; unfortunately, not all soldiers are. There are soldiers and family members with criminal records, multiple acts of misconduct, poor living practices, and acts of prejudice that reside and attend schools on base. As difficult as it may seem there are no background checks or past rental history conducted prior to soldiers and family members occupying quarters. Not performing these actions allows soldiers that have family members at their present duty station the opportunity to sign for and occupy government housing. The housing authority needs to implement background and past rental history checks on all soldiers and their families prior to residing in quarters. Safety for all residents is the main concern. Domestic violence is a common occurrence in the military. In fact domestic violence within the military is five times greater than the civilian population. It is a growing problem housing, military, violence, family, residents, domestic, soldiers, gang, years, poor, past, living, government, community, bicycles, activity, within, pets, members, command, checks, chain, background, time, theft, soldier’s, soldier, reside, rental, problem, privilege, prior, office, occurs, occupying