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A Pentagon audit released this week found Boeing overcharged the Air Force for spare parts on cargo planes, including an increase on the price for lavatory soap dispensers by nearly 8,000 percent.

The Air Force paid over 80 times more than it should have for lavatory soap dispensers on one of its most versatile cargo planes, a significant part of nearly $1 million in wasteful spending ...

The Air Force overpaid $149,072 for ... (checks notes) ... hand soap dispensers, according to a new Pentagon watchdog report. In all, the service accepted a 7,943% markup, or more than 80 times ...

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Storch’s office singled out a C-17 lavatory soap dispenser for which the USAF paid a 7,943% markup – or 80 times the cost of a similar commercially available device. That soap dispenser was ...

The Air Force overpaid for soap dispensers used in the bathrooms of C-17 military aircraft by 7,943% — or more than 80 times the price of similar commercially available dispensers — according ...

A Defense Department inspector general's report on Tuesday found that the United States Air Force is drastically overpaying for soap dispensers aboard C-17 military aircraft. The exact price that the ...