From Texas Public Radio:
Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland became the focus of national media attention in late July after a Facebook page, amn/nco/snco, shared photos of rampant mold growth in its technical training dormitories.
Social Media Helped Show Severity Of Mold At Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland
“What we didn’t know was the extent of the problem. It’s that social media blast that allowed us to understand the extent.”
Brian Kirkpatrick / Texas Public Radio
Inside of a permanent party dorm at JBSA-Lackland, workers rip up carpet as part of their mold remediation efforts.
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