Military families across the country continue to face mold, leaks, pests and long repair delays in privatized base housing.

"This is absolutely stunning. This is a national security issue, and we need to start talking about it in that light," Brandon Chappo said.

Out of 3,401 respondents, three-quarters said their family’s health had been negatively impacted by their housing conditions.

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Military housing providers are now allowing troops and their families to decorate for the holiday season early.

Hundreds of firefighters have spent hours tackling the blaze, which began in apartment blocks surrounded by mesh netting.

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