Moldy, leaky conditions plague Fort Meade barracks

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Mold covers pipes and grows from walls, while pipes leak and paint peels from 1950s-era barracks housing service members stationed at Fort Meade.

“One way to look at barracks is if you would let your children live there,” said Marine Maj. Danny Chung, commanding officer of 130 Marines at Fort Meade.

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