As the war in
Afghanistan approaches its 10th anniversary, a pair of new reports
reveal how the Pentagon has squandered tens of billions of dollars while
tripling the amount of no-bid contracts. The bipartisan Commission on
Wartime Contracting concludes that between $31 billion and $60 billion
spent on projects in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last 10 years has
been lost to waste and fraud.
As the war in
Afghanistan approaches its 10th anniversary, a pair of new reports
reveal how the Pentagon has squandered tens of billions of dollars while
tripling the amount of no-bid contracts. The bipartisan Commission on
Wartime Contracting concludes that between $31 billion and $60 billion
spent on projects in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last 10 years has
been lost to waste and fraud.
As the war in
Afghanistan approaches its 10th anniversary, a pair of new reports
reveal how the Pentagon has squandered tens of billions of dollars while
tripling the amount of no-bid contracts. The bipartisan Commission on
Wartime Contracting concludes that between $31 billion and $60 billion
spent on projects in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last 10 years has
been lost to waste and fraud.
As the war in
Afghanistan approaches its 10th anniversary, a pair of new reports
reveal how the Pentagon has squandered tens of billions of dollars while
tripling the amount of no-bid contracts. The bipartisan Commission on
Wartime Contracting concludes that between $31 billion and $60 billion
spent on projects in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last 10 years has
been lost to waste and fraud.
As the war in Afghanistan approaches its 10th anniversary, a pair of new reports reveal how the Pentagon has squandered tens of billions of dollars while tripling the amount of no-bid contracts. The bipartisan Commission on Wartime Contracting concludes that between $31 billion and $60 billion spent on projects in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last 10 years has been lost to waste and fraud.
As the war in
Afghanistan approaches its 10th anniversary, a pair of new reports
reveal how the Pentagon has squandered tens of billions of dollars while
tripling the amount of no-bid contracts. The bipartisan Commission on
Wartime Contracting concludes that between $31 billion and $60 billion
spent on projects in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last 10 years has
been lost to waste and fraud.
As the war in Afghanistan approaches its 10th anniversary, a pair of new reports reveal how the Pentagon has squandered tens of billions of dollars while tripling the amount of no-bid contracts. The bipartisan Commission on Wartime Contracting concludes that between $31 billion and $60 billion spent on projects in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last 10 years has been lost to waste and fraud.
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