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The majority of buildings found to have mold issues were located in humid climates, such as Fort Bragg, North Carolina; Fort Stewart, Georgia; and Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.
Texas military bases got gigantic electric bills, too - and you're paying them FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Fort Hood’s electric bill for February was $35.9 million, enough to buy four M1 Abrams tanks. Other military installations that get their power from the ERCOT grid face similar sticker shock.Billy Calzada /San Antonio Express-NewsShow MoreShow Less 2of2 Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland and the other JBSA installations get their electricity from CPS Energy, which has sued its energy suppliers over winter storm-related charges that add up to $1 billion.AFISRA /PA /Show MoreShow Less You mig...
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More than 200 military families displaced by winter storm damage to their base housing; some wonder what’s next March 5 Water pours from the walls of a home at Fort Hood following burst pipes in recent storm. (Video courtesy of Courtney Hamilton) Damage from the recent winter storms and unusual freezing weather in at least 10 states has displaced more than 200 military families from their homes on installations and damaged the homes of many others, officials said. And some families have expressed concerns about mold damage that could appear later as a result of the water damage from bu...