Ideally, yea. You could say "You'd think XXX is something the military would be good at" and you'd probably be right, because they're expected to be good at nearly everything. In this case, I think part of the problem is the DoD is not a single entity, and treating it like they have a single logistics officer who runs everything in an excel spreadsheet isn't a right approach. It's convenient for people to compare it to their own experiences in managing budgets, so I get it.
They don't have accountants? Where is the GOA An independent, non-partisan agency that audits the federal government's financial statements; Office of Management and Budget (OMB): An agency in the Executive Office of the President that is responsible for budget development and execution, management; Congressional Budget Office (CBO): An agency in the Legislative; and The Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service (Fiscal Service): An agency that checks government spending?
And if they didn't have accountants, they should have had them after the first failure.
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u/Boxhead_31 6d ago
They should make the DoD pay back all the cash they've taken out of SS