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Retired Army veteran tells subcommittee household goods storage allegedly caused mold exposure; seeks accountability from contractor
Summary
A retired Army veteran testified that household goods stored by a military contractor, Smith Draylon, were contaminated with Aspergillus and Penicillium mold, causing health problems for her and her family. She said contractor and third‑party environmental reports disagreed and that she is seeking legal help.
Marquetta McCall, a retired U.S. Army service member, told the subcommittee her household goods were returned from contractor storage contaminated with mold she identified as Aspergillus and Penicillium and described ongoing respiratory and other health problems in her family.
McCall said the goods in her house were stored under a…
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