Episode 7, Part 2: Tenant bill of rights isn't fixing the problems military families face

By STARS AND STRIPES Published: April 9, 2021
Is the tenant bill of rights that is supposed to help protect families in military housing more rhetoric than regulation?
That is the belief of Sarah Kline, who works with the Military Housing Advocacy Network, and Leigh Tuttle, the wife of a U.S. Army Special Forces soldier who has seen up close how corners can get cut with something as simple as replacing a carpet.

In Part 2 of Military Matters' look at the problems with military housing, co-hosts Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy discuss the issues with two military spouses who have been in the middle of the fight.

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