Half of Pentagon’s acquisition programs marred by poor management

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Over the past two years, Pentagon spending has increased by $135 billion, growing to a total of $1.68 trillion. Almost half of the increase

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Pentagon misreports or ignores long-term weapons costs

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Reports to congress ignore or omit long-term weapons costs

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Will the $55 billion bomber program fly?

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The pricetag is at least $55 billion, the design is unsettled and the mission is controversial.

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Pentagon criticizes F-35 contractors but hands over the dough

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The F35 is having trouble with its high-tech helmets and structural cracks and skin repairs and tailhooks and more.

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Pentagon efforts to straighten out bookkeeping face billion-dollar cost overruns

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Software troubles cast doubt on Panetta’s promise of an accounting of expenses by 2017.

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Amidst cuts, Army outfits chauffeurs

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Pentagon's accounting shambles may cost an additional $1 billion

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'Drastic' defense cuts would set the clock back only to 2006

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The top lawmakers on the Senate Armed Services committee call exports by Pratt & Whitney's Canadian branch "enormously troubling"

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F-35 deputy sees challenges ahead

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New F-35 program deputy gives a candid assessment of flaws in the most expensive weapon in Pentagon history.

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