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"… d that the GAO is now focusing on U.S. weapons that are unaccounted for in Afghanistan, and a new report is slated for release in January.Preliminary findings on …"
"… ober by the Pentagon’s Office of Inspector General, which flew a team to Afghanistan this past spring to suss out the extent of the problem.Their findings were …"
"… Iraq release.But the pending GAO report on weapons possibly gone astray in Afghanistan may be another story. According to a source at the DOD, the report will do …"
"… ry Operations field guides exist for Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, China, Taiw …"
"… tween 2004 and 2006, according to an analysis of contract data in Iraq and Afghanistan by the Center for Public Integrity.The Center’s analysis also reveals th …"
"… years — over $14 billion. KBR is the largest U.S. contractor in Iraq and Afghanistan, a fact first noted by the Center back in 2003, when KBR was still a subsi …"
"… KBR as one of three companies that will provide logistics support in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other locations for up to 10 more years. …"
"… ghly 6,000 pages of material related to the abuse of prisoners in Iraq and Afghanistan. These released documents include most of the supplements to the original …"
"… rs.Currently, the U.S. government has detained thousands of individuals in Afghanistan, Iraq and other countries suspected of ties to terrorism. Bush administrat …"
"… s awarded up to $8 billion in contracts for their work in postwar Iraq and Afghanistan. The Center report, Making a Killing: The Business of War, released in 200 …"
"… munications experts say that after Sept. 11, operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan quickly occupied all available military satellite capacity, forcing the U. …"
"… uries to smuggle arms, drugs, even women destined for the sex business. In Afghanistan, some of the spy-in-the-sky observers can even be armed to fire missiles b …"
"… has enabled commanders to safely visit targets in dangerous areas of Iraq, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Serbia and now Kosovo, without putting pilots’ lives at risk. U …"
"… ilable to the U.S. for supplying troops and delivering humanitarian aid in Afghanistan. A U.S. State Department official said that, if the sale of arms and milit …"
"… da terrorist network of Osama bin Laden and no role in shipping weapons to Afghanistan.In a statement issued last Friday in Moscow and in broadcast comments repe …"