When the acting Air Force secretary visited Langley March 12, he acknowledged that improving the Air Force's quality of life would be difficult. Air Force officials are looking into different programs that will help fund quality of life projects.
Privatization is only a limited solution.
Ga. The structures are then sustained by rental payments. The program could stretch federal housing dollars three times further than before, said Peters. However, privatizing too many military jobs could overly increase the workload and deployment schedules for people still in uniform. Improving military life and reducing the number of deployments remain a top priority for the senior staff. They are sensitive to the problems unexpected temporary duty assignments cause families.