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DOE Contracting Woes Continue
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Pentagon Math, Hagel, and the President’s Budget
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Inspectors General Receive Much-Needed Attention in Senate
March 26, 2013 -
Watchdogs Not Immune from Sequestration Cuts
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Afghanistan and Nukes to be Protected from Sequestration
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The Pentagon Can Take the Cut
February 25, 2013 -
Pentagon Slams Sequestration, Gives F-22 Another $6.9 Billion Same Day
February 21, 2013 -
The $360 Billion Gorilla in the Sequestration Debate
February 11, 2013
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April 19, 2013
White House Takes on Federal vs. Contractor Employee Costs
POGO supports the government's efforts to compare the cost of federal employees and contractors performing the same work because it currently lacks an effective way to compare the true costs when making hiring and contracting decisions.
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Topics: Contract Oversight
April 19, 2013
F-22s Make Three ‘Precautionary’ Landings in Japan
In early April, three F-22 jets were forced to make “precautionary landings” at Kadena Air Base in Japan, according to an article in Defense Tech.
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Topics: National Security
April 18, 2013
Obama Administration Grades Openness Performance on a Curve
POGO takes a look at the Administration's self-assessment of its first year in the global Open Government Partnership. Implementation of the National Action Plan led to some encouraging steps forward, though these steps were not as bold as hoped.
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Topics: Open Government
April 18, 2013
POGO Asks Defense Secretary to Cut B61 Bomb Program Funding
The cost of maintaining the B61 nuclear bomb program in Europe has increased yet again while questions regarding security and military efficacy remain unanswered.
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Topics: National Security
April 18, 2013
Why Is the Army Accepting Unfinished Apache Helicopters?
The Army has officially accepted seven Apache Guardian helicopters from Boeing despite the helicopters not have transmissions systems installed, according to an article in AOL Defense.
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Topics: National Security
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