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Pentagon says Air Force must address violations in Boeing deal.

Byline: Stephen J. Hedges

WASHINGTON _ In a sharply critical audit, the Pentagon's inspector general has concluded that the Air Force "should not proceed" with its $23.5 billion plan to lease 100 Boeing 767 aircraft as aerial refueling tankers until it addresses a number of violations of contracting rules in the deal.

The audit dated March 29, a portion of which was obtained by the Tribune, concludes that "the Air Force used an inappropriate procurement strategy and did not demonstrate best business practices or prudent acquisition procedures to provide sufficient accountability for the expenditure of $23.5 billion for the KC-767A tanker program."

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