What is the primary audience for GLH move-in and move-out inspections?

The primary audience for GLH (Government Leased Housing) move-in and move-out inspections is family members of service members. These inspections are crucial for ensuring that the housing is safe, clean, and in good condition for families moving in, as well as for verifying that the property is returned in an acceptable state when families move out. Being the primary occupants, families are the ones who experience the living conditions directly and have vested interests in both the incoming and outgoing inspection processes.

New recruits and active duty personnel may also be involved in the process, but they typically are not the primary focus during move-in and move-out inspections, since they might not be residing in family housing themselves. Veterans have already exited the service and would not typically be involved in GLH inspections as they pertain to current service members and their families. Therefore, family members hold the central role concerning the care and condition of the housing involved in these inspections.