Our Work - National Security
TweetPOGO’s investigations draw attention to cases where our national security and needs of the troops have been compromised by greed, lack of oversight, and in many cases, sheer incompetence. Our nation’s security should never take a back seat to private or bureaucratic interests that result in malfunctioning or under-performing weapons systems, or insufficiently secured military, diplomatic, or nuclear weapons facilities. Yet that is what often happens. Through these investigations, POGO seeks to support the needs of the troops and improve the allocation of taxpayer dollars and resources in order to make the U.S. more safe and secure.
Can the Pentagon Be Fixed? Cato Institute Forum
March 13, 2009
POGO letter to NRC's Lisamarie Jarriel regarding the revision and strengthening of the Interim Allegation Program Guidance
March 6, 2009
DOE: Broken System for Protecting Nuclear Material Could Compromise Los Alamos Operations
February 26, 2009
Pentagon Reform Briefing Papers
February 23, 2009
High-Maintenance F-22 Stealth Features Keeping It in the Shop
February 20, 2009
DOE "Frustrated" by "Significant Weaknesses" in Los Alamos' Handling of Recent Missing Computers
February 11, 2009
LANL Blackberry is Vacationing in a Sensitive Foreign Country
January 29, 2009
POGO Urges Commissioners to Listen to Staff Experts this time, not Industry Lobbyists, and Strengthen the DBT
January 14, 2009
Today's Department Of Energy Confirmation Hearing Provided No Clues On Where Vast Majority Of DOE Is Headed
January 13, 2009
POGO Releases DOD IG Report on MRAP Delays
December 10, 2008
POGO letter to Glenn Podonsky, DOE Chief Health, Safety, and Security Officer, regarding beryllium
December 9, 2008
Email Goof Exposes Whistleblower Problems at FAMS
December 8, 2008
POGO Letter to Federal Air Marshal Service (FAMS) Director Robert Bray regarding FAMS treatment of whistleblowers
November 25, 2008
POGO Releases Report on Air Marshal Problems with the OSC
November 25, 2008
