Obviously, the gentleman from Texas's (Mr. Doggett) question is well taken because the Pentagon cannot pass a test of an audit. Not only that, but they do not know where their equipment is. Here is a case where 1.2 million protective suits cannot be located. That is incomprehensible. That ought to cause people at the high levels in the Army to shake in their boots.
Discussing accountability issues within the Pentagon regarding equipment management.
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