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They're Investigating a Presumptive Salary Fraud in the Navy for Nearly $1 Billion.

The Federal Justice investigates 645 improper accreditations carried out between July 2022 and January 2026 in favor of 23 persons. The Navy presents the complaint after an auditor to interns and several military personnel were removed preventively.

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They're Investigating a Presumptive Salary Fraud in the Navy for Nearly $1 Billion.

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