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• General Accountability Office
  Previously named the '''General Accounting Office (GAO)''', the '''General Accountability Office''' is a semi-independent U.S. government agency, under the Congress rather | author = General Accountability Office
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• General Accountability Office/Definition
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• General Accountability Office/Related Articles
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• GAO
  #REDIRECT [[General Accountability Office]]
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• General Accounting Office
  #REDIRECT [[General Accountability Office]]
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• Martin Libicki/Definition
  ...program sponsor for industrial preparedness' policy analyst for the U.S. [[General Accountability Office]]’s Energy and Minerals Division
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• General Accountability Office
  Previously named the '''General Accounting Office (GAO)''', the '''General Accountability Office''' is a semi-independent U.S. government agency, under the Congress rather | author = General Accountability Office
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• Wideband Global Satellite
  ...some unusual aspects of technological risk management, according to the [[General Accountability Office]]. At the time that Block I was deployed, it used [[COTS]] technology, with | author = [[General Accountability Office]]
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• Darlene Druyun
  ...rogram a As a result, the losing competitors protested the awards to the [[General Accountability Office]] (GAO).<ref>{{citation | publisher = U.S. [[General Accountability Office]]
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• Bank Secrecy Act
  The [[General Accountability Office]], in 2008, recommended that a number of transactions could be eliminated f | publisher = [[General Accountability Office]]}}</ref>
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• Marshall Islands
  According to the U.S. [[General Accountability Office]], access to [[#Kwajalein Atoll|Kwajalein]] is the most important U.S. fore | date = January 2002 | publisher = General Accountability Office}}</ref> Other strategic interests in the RMI and the [[Federated States of
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• Warfighter Information Network–Tactical
  ...sk. It contains a number of [[COTS]] components, which, according to the [[General Accountability Office]], are added as maintenance updates rather than redesigns: "newer, more cap | author = [[General Accountability Office]]
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• Stryker armored fighting vehicle family
  | publisher = [[General Accountability Office]]
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• Joint Network Node
  | author = [[General Accountability Office]] | id = General Accountability Office Report [GAO-08-467SP]
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• Oklahoma City bombing
  ...the [[U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs|Veterans Administration]]; the [[General Accountability Office|General Accounting Office]]; the [[U.S. Department of Health and Human
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• United States of America/Related Articles
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• National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States/Related Articles
  ...Commission]]. Currently Director of Civil Aviation Issues, United States [[General Accountability Office]] (GAO)
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• 16"-50 caliber MK 7 naval gun
  Subsequent studies, ordered by Congress, managed by the [[General Accountability Office]], and conducted by [[Sandia National Laboratories]], completely discredite | publisher = General Accountability Office
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• Future Combat Systems
  .... These call for advances in a set of 44 technologies. In March 2008, the General Accountability Office said the Army rated 2 of them as fully mature, 30 are nearing full maturity | author = [[General Accountability Office]]
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• U.S. government training of foreign police
  ...[[General Accountability Office|General Accounting Office]] (GAO, now the General Accountability Office]] in 1992. the programs involved do not mention CIA participation, but it i
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• V-22 Osprey
  Considerable attention has come from Congress and its auditing arm, the [[General Accountability Office]].A relatively recent GAO report asks for much more analysis before making | publisher = [[General Accountability Office]]
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• United States intelligence community oversight
  Just as the General Accountability Office (GAO) does not duplicate the size of the Executive Branch in order to audit
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• United States Joint Forces Command
  | date = March 22, 2007}}</ref> The [[General Accountability Office]], working at the policy investigation level for Congress, concluded:
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