Shipping delays over Iran war are hitting military family moves
Military families in the United States are experiencing shipping delays due to the ongoing conflict with Iran. These delays are affecting the transportation of household goods and cars to new assignments. A memo from the Defense Department's Personal Property Activity warns of disruptions to air and sea shipments.
This is causing delays and changes in routing for international shipments. The extent of the delays is not fully detailed, but it is known that over 1,000 service members may be affected, including those undergoing a Permanent Change of Station. Further information on the disruptions can be found through the original source.
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