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Tanker affair: Pentagon searching for more transparency

Washington, USA – To avoid that cases similar to the one related to the scandal which affected Boeing and USAF occur again in the future

Darleen Druyun, a former US aerospace company Boeing’s employee and condamned to stay nine months in prison due to a conflict of interest within the US Air Force’s military orders for the new aerial refuelling airplanes to replace the old KC-135s, should be about to complete such a penal period. Nevertheless, US authorities (most of all the Department of Defence, the Pentagon) ask themselves about the...

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Rome, Italy, 09/06/2005 19:17
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