Former Army Vet here. I've lived in buildings that were condemned a year before I was living in them. I was then moved out of it because they were reclassifie

Former Army Vet here. I've lived in buildings that were condemned a year before I was living in them. I was then moved out of it because they were reclassified as condemned. Less than a year later I was moved back into it because we ran short of living space. All of this while there were huge patches of black mold on walls, in vents, and on the bed mattress themselves. The guidance we received was to bleach everything. I'm not sure if this was done because of ignorance or more nefarious reasons. We ultimately took note of the worse rooms and avoided using them when possible. It almost always takes the local news agency breaking a story about these condemned barracks before anything is actually done. Usually they just condemn the building again and the cycle repeats. This was located in GA where humidity is a problem and almost entirely impossible to combat. If I was hard pressed, I do have pictures of rooms I've lived in with patches of mold on the walls.