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DoD targets 2028 for first clean financial statement audit

The projection is by no means a sure thing, but DoD financial leaders think it’s achievable, based on audit findings so far and the corrective action plans…

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Even as negative audit findings rise, glimmers of progress on DoD’s 2020 financial statement

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Pentagon reports $5B in improper payments to civilian workforce

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Army taking fresh look at overhauling financial IT systems

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Second year of audits shows DoD getting better grasp of business processes

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Jets line up on the tarmac at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in Grapevine, Dallas, Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019. Flights at Dallas' two major airports were temporarily halted after air traffic controllers were forced to evacuate a building because of smoke, and the resulting flight delays are expected to continue for hours. (AP Photo/LM Otero)

FAA whistleblower claims managers in Jacksonville are creating dangerous situation

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Despite growing list of problems, DoD says financial audit is already yielding benefits

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FILE - This March 6, 2016, photo provided by the U.S. Navy, shows the Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Antietam (CG 54) sails in the South China Sea. Taiwan says the U.S. Navy is free to sail through its strait after an American warship did so shortly following warnings from Beijing against foreign interference in its relationship with the island. Commander Clay Doss, a spokesman for the U.S. Navy's Seventh Fleet, said the

More improvements needed to the Navy’s training for driving ships

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DoD’s second financial audit uncovers 1,300 new deficiencies

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Despite new law, VA still struggling to fire DC facility director

Federal Newscast

A Transportation Security Adminstration (TSA) transport security officer inspects a can which was packed in a suitcase flagged for a seconday inspection at Dulles International Airport in Dulles, Va., Tuesday, March 26, 2019. The can and the suitcase it was packed in was flagged for a secondary inspection at the intial TSA checkpoint the passenger passed through. TSA’s social media presence has been something of a model for other federal agencies _ striking a tone is humorous, but still gives travelers informational dos and don’ts. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen)

Does TSA have a retention problem?

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Congress holds up 2018 audit as reason to rein in defense spending

Critics of the $750 billion Defense budget request ask why taxpayers should trust the Defense Department with money, as a result of the 2018 audit.

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Senators hope to eliminate federal retirement cuts from budget resolution

In today’s Federal Newscast, three Senate Democrats want to take federal retirement cuts off the table in the proposed 2020 budget resolution.

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DoD’s 2019 audit might come back cleaner, but nowhere near squeaky

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The Defense Department is capitalizing on findings in its first audit, but it will be years before opinions are clean.

DoD audit

DoD targets 2028 for first clean financial statement audit

Even as negative audit findings rise, glimmers of progress on DoD’s 2020 financial statement

Pentagon reports $5B in improper payments to civilian workforce

Army taking fresh look at overhauling financial IT systems

Second year of audits shows DoD getting better grasp of business processes

FAA whistleblower claims managers in Jacksonville are creating dangerous situation

Despite growing list of problems, DoD says financial audit is already yielding benefits

More improvements needed to the Navy’s training for driving ships

DoD’s second financial audit uncovers 1,300 new deficiencies

Despite new law, VA still struggling to fire DC facility director

Does TSA have a retention problem?

Congress holds up 2018 audit as reason to rein in defense spending

Senators hope to eliminate federal retirement cuts from budget resolution

DoD’s 2019 audit might come back cleaner, but nowhere near squeaky

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