Baghdad Police Barracks: The Fix is In
Remember the story of the Baghdad police barracks, built under a $75 million Army Corps of Engineers contract, in which the toilets leaked through the floors, permeating the building with sewage? Well, the Corps reports that its Gulf Region Division is making "steady
progress" on fixing the building. Brig. Gen. Michael J. Walsh, the division's commander, says people should remember that "repairs are not unique to this project, or other projects in Iraq, or any project across the world."
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