Audit says Forest Service improperly traded aircraft
An inspector general audit finds the Forest Service gave private firms 67 million dollars in military planes to obtain historic aircraft. It questions 28 C-130A and P-3A transfers, notes two planes flew cargo to the Persian Gulf, and warns of non firefighting use and potential cost shifts to taxpayers.
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