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Army to build 500 rooms for privatized enlisted barracks at Fort Irwin

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The Army hopes to begin work on its first privatized barracks building for junior enlisted troops in the next year at Fort Irwin, California. Carla Coulson, a deputy assistant Army secretary overseeing housing and residential partnerships, spoke with Army Times on March 19. She expressed optimism for the Irwin pilotprogram, but emphasized that private barracks are not an economical housing solution at most Army installations.

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Army to build 500 rooms for privatized enlisted barracks at Fort Irwin

The Army hopes to begin work on its first privatized barracks building for junior enlisted troops in the next year at Fort Irwin, California, according to the service’s top civilian housing official.Carla Coulson, a deputy assistant Army secretary overseeing housing and residential partnerships, spoke with Army Times on March 19. She expressed optimism for the Irwin pilot program, but emphasized that privatized barracks are not an economical hou…

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