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USA Today: WASHINGTON – The Pentagon takes too long to investigate whistle-blower complaints from troops, unfairly endangering the careers of those who step forward and damaging the military's ability to save money and stop fraud, a draft report by the Government Accountability Office says.
The draft report, obtained by USA TODAY, shows a system rife with problems that must be resolved if the Pentagon is to make the kind of financial savings it needs. Federal law protects military whistle-blowers against reprisals.
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