Inside the Fight for Safe Military Housing
Military families battle to hold a Texas housing empire accountable
By René Kladzyk
Duty, Honor, Mold: Military Housing in Crisis
Sarah Kline and Army Captain Jon Kline in front of their home in San Antonio, Texas on Monday, December 1, 2025.
(Photo: Christopher Lee for Texas Observer)
Navy Secretary "Appalled" by Barracks Conditions in Guam
Newly obtained photos reveal the “clearly neglected” conditions inside Guam barracks that prompted an uproar by Navy officials.
By René Kladzyk
“Operation Counter-Mold”: The Hidden Battle in Military Homes
Newly obtained documents reveal the scale of the military’s mold problem amid a gaping hole in federal standards.
By René Kladzyk
From Toxic Mold to Rampant Fraud: How Privatizing Military Housing Became a Nightmare for Soldiers
The Pentagon wanted to offload rising maintenance costs. America’s service members have paid the price ever since.
By René Kladzyk
Military Families Battle Rigged Housing Dispute Process
The formal dispute process for military family housing tends to favor the interests of housing companies and silences military families, housing advocates say.
By René Kladzyk
