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The Pentagon has $31 billion in F-35 parts. A watchdog says it can't reliably keep track of them.
A watchdog found the Pentagon still can't account for millions in past F-35 parts losses and is struggling to track billions more in spare parts.
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A watchdog report found the Pentagon still cannot account for millions of dollars in past F‑35 parts losses and is having difficulty tracking billions of dollars in additional spare parts.
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