The Special Investigative General for Afghanistan Reconstruction is demanding answers as to why $36 million was spent on this never-used facility, located on Camp Leatherneck in The Washir District.SIGARHQ
Military Watchdog To Re-Open Probe Of $34M Facility Built In Afghanistan But Never Used -- FOX News
The independent auditor who postponed a probe into a $34 million "white elephant" of a military facility the Pentagon built in Afghanistan over objections from top leaders is reopening his investigation.
Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction John Sopko delayed his initial probe last summer, after the Pentagon vowed to investigate why millions were apparently wasted on the hulking headquarters at Camp Leatherneck in southwestern Afghanistan. But Sopko said defense officials have not addressed concerns he initially raised, leaving him no choice but to restart his inquiry.
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