WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. Army says it will immediately repair barracks at eight facilities, including two Army installations in Georgia, in the wake of inspection at bases worldwide.

The inspections were done the last week of April and covered nearly 150,000 barracks rooms. They found that 45 repairs needed priority attention, including new heating and cooling equipment, repainting, mold removal and other work.

Fort Gordon is slated to receive $49.7 million while Fort Stewart will get $6.2 million.

The repairs were prompted by a video on YouTube last month which showed paratroopers living in dilapidated barracks at Fort Bragg in North Carolina.

Army Secretary Pete Geren said 248 million dollars in emergency funds has been appropriated to fix problems found during the inspections.

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