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Private Takeover of Military Household Good Shipments Delayed Again, This Time over Apps - Vimarsana News

Private Takeover of Military Household Good Shipments Delayed Again, This Time over Apps

Spokespeople for TRANSCOM and HomeSafe Alliance told Military.com this week that a date for the first shipment under the Global Household Goods Contract still hadn’t been set. The goal remained to make it happen in 2023.

Resources to Help Military Families Relocate Easier - Vimarsana News

Resources to Help Military Families Relocate Easier

Military life often means frequent relocation.

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Gen. Jacqueline Van Ovost: USTRANSCOM Supports Investment in Next-Gen Air Refueling System, Sealift Recapitalization Effort - Vimarsana News

Gen. Jacqueline Van Ovost: USTRANSCOM Supports Investment in Next-Gen Air Refueling System, Sealift Recapitalization Effort

Looking for the latest Government Contracting News? Read about Gen. Jacqueline Van Ovost: USTRANSCOM Supports Investment in Next-Gen Air Refueling System,

What a Moving Industry Insider Wants You to Know for Your PCS (with Katie McMichael) - Vimarsana News

What a Moving Industry Insider Wants You to Know for Your PCS (with Katie McMichael)

In this episode of PCS with Military.com, moving industry representative Katie McMichael offers a window into how the industry operates.

Texas-based firm wins $6.2B contract to handle all shipments of military household goods - Vimarsana News

Texas-based firm wins $6.2B contract to handle all shipments of military household goods

HomeSafe Alliance LLC will provide “complete door-to-door” transportation of household goods, the U.S. Transportation Command said in a news release.