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Crime Awareness Newsletter
Volume 99-10 July, 1999
Courtesy of the
Department of Defense Retirement Benefits
Office of the Inspector General An indictment was returned
in U.S. District Court, Los An-
Defense Criminal Investigative Service geles, CA, charging Judith A.
Central Field Office Lazear with 17 counts of theft
and embezzlement and 3
counts of submitting a false
statement to an agency of the
To receive this newsletter fense (DoD). An investigation
United States. An investiga-
electronically e-mail requests to revealed that all repairs were
tion disclosed Lazear al-
40SL@dodig.osd.mil. You can actually performed by TCMG,
legedly continued to receive
download this and past editions which is not an authorized
Federal retirement benefits
of the newsletter and the Adobe FAA repair station. Among
destined for George E.
Acrobat Reader ver. 3.0 at the “overhauled” antennae
Thomas, a former U.S. Ma-
www.desc.dla.mil/main/d/ were antennae for which no
rine Corps veteran, for eight
home_g.htm. This newsletter is overhaul procedure exists. It
years after Thomas’ death.
based on press releases and is further alleged that TCMG
The funds were electronically
public information. and the Coffees conspired to
deposited into a bank ac-
sell obsolete avionics anten-
count established as a trust
Indictments nae by falsely representing
for Thomas and held jointly
the antennae to be the latest
by Lazear, his daughter.
Product Substitution model. The antennae sold by
Lazear allegedly failed to no-
Indictments were returned TCMG have applications on
tify the Government of
against Thomas Coffee, commercial and military air-
Thomas' death in 1990, then
Naomi Coffee, Bradley Cof- craft. The direct financial im-
received and converted to her
fee, Jeramy Coffee and The pact on the DoD has not yet
own use over $100,000 re-
Centerville Marketing Group been determined. The North-
ceived from the Defense Fi-
(TCMG). Each was indicted east Field Office (FO) is con-
nance and Accounting Ser-
on 10 counts of alleged illegal ducting the investigation
vice (DFAS) through mid
conduct involving conspiracy, jointly with the Federal Bu-
1998. Lazear also signed
mail fraud, wire fraud, traffick- reau of Investigation (FBI)
and submitted certificates of
ing in counterfeit parts, and and the Department of Trans-
eligibility to DFAS on behalf
aiding and abetting. The Cof- portation (DOT).
of Thomas as late as 1997,
fees and TCMG allegedly
thus contributing to the belief
conspired to sell avionics an-
Thomas was still living. The
tennae represented as being
investigation further disclosed
overhauled by a Federal Avi-
Lazear was previously ar-
ation Administration (FAA)
rested in 1997 by the Los An-
authorized repair station in
geles, CA, Police Department
accordance with the manu-
(LAPD) for stealing over
facturer's instructions, some
$80,000. According to LAPD
of which were eventually re-
records, Lazear illegally re-
sold to the Department of de-
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ceived her father's retirement interview after his arrest in funded (FMF) contracts to
checks from the LAPD, also May 1999, Drew admitted Taiwan and Greece. In ac-
via electronic wire transfers, stealing approximately cordance with a plea agree-
for about seven years after $50,000 worth of military ment between the U.S. Attor-
Thomas died. The LAPD re- property from the MARB over ney and Litton Industries, In-
tirement funds were to cease the previous year. Many of corporated, Litton agreed to
immediately on Thomas’ those thefts occurred after he plead to the three criminal
death. Lazear received pro- was discharged from the counts, pay $16.5 million in
bation for that offense and is CANG in October 1998. The criminal fines and $2 million
currently making restitution Western FO is conducting the in investigative costs. This
payments to repay those investigation jointly with the criminal settlement is the
funds. The Western FO is Detective Bureau of the largest in the history of the
conducting the investigation Riverside County Sheriff's Of- Central District of California.
with investigative support fice and the Air Force Office The Civil Division will attempt
from the DFAS "Operation of Special Investigations to ecover the $16 million in
Mongoose" and the Defense (AFOSI). prohibited commissions
Manpower Data Center. charged to FMS and FMF
contracts by Litton. The Long
Larceny Beach RA conducted the in-
Edmund G. Drew was ar- vestigation jointly with the In-
rested in connection with the ternal Revenue Service (IRS),
issuance of a felony warrant the FBI and the Naval Crimi-
based on a complaint filed by nal Investigative Service
the Riverside County District (NCIS).
Attorney’s Office. The com-
plaint charges Drew with nine Illegal Commissions Kickbacks
counts of grand theft and A three-count criminal infor- William Harrell, president,
three counts of burglary. This mation was filed against Lit- San Diego Marine Piping, In-
is the second arrest of Drew, ton Applied Technology Divi- corporated, pled guilty on be-
a former sergeant in the Cali- sion and Litton Systems half of the company and him-
fornia Air National Guard Canada, Ltd., for conspiracy self to conspiracy and paying
(CANG). He was first appre- to defraud the U.S. Govern- kickbacks on Government
hended in May 1999, as a re- ment and to impede the law- contracts. An investigation
sult of search warrants exe- ful functions of agencies of disclosed Harrell paid kick-
cuted during a joint investiga- the United States; causing a backs to Loyd Dean Stanley,
tion into allegations Drew false statement to be made to former employee of Pacific
stole thousands of dollars the United States and mail Ship Repair and Fabrication,
worth of U.S. military equip- fraud. Litton allegedly failed Incorporated, San Diego, CA,
ment from the March Air Re- to disclose the use of foreign in order for San Diego Marine
serve Base (MARB), Moreno sales representatives who re- and Piping to receive subcon-
Valley, CA. A large quantity ceived prohibited commis- tracts aboard U.S. Navy
of items previously identified sions on the sale of Litton De- ships. The San Diego RA
as having been stolen from fense articles. The informa- conducted the investigation.
the MARB was seized during tion identified $16 million in
execution of the warrants, in alleged prohibited commis- Health Care
addition to other items possi- sion payments charged by Luis Felix Hidalgo Martinez
bly stolen from private com- Litton on foreign military sales (also known as Luis Hidalgo
panies. During a voluntary (FMS) and foreign military and Felix Hidalgo), McAllen,
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TX, pled guilty to one count of Extortion ern FO conducted the investi-
mail fraud. Using the names Dennis Seiler, Dana gation.
Luis Hidalgo, M.D., and Felix Point, CA, pled guilty to
Hidalgo, M.D., Hidalgo, a one count of extortion. Excise Tax Evasion
Mexican national not licensed Seiler is a former non- Frank Smithhart pled guilty
to practice medicine in Texas, destructive test (NDT) to one count of conspiring to
submitted numerous false engineer for Votaw defraud the U.S. Govern-
claims to the Tricare Manage- Precision Technologies ment. Between February
ment Activity (TMA) and to (Votaw), Santa Fe 1995 and January 1998,
other private insurance com- Springs, CA. In late Smithhart participated in a
panies throughout the United 1998, Seiler contacted conspiracy that included the
States. The claims, which the DCIS and claimed purchase of large quantities
ranged from $1,250 to $4,500 to have documentation of untaxed surplus military jet
and were filed under the about improper NDT fuel and other surplus military
same false Social Security inspections by Votaw fuels (approximately 500,000
Number, reported Hidalgo regarding the U.S. Air gallons) from various DoD
had provided medical ser- Force Titan Launch Ve- military installations in and
vices to a number of patients hicle. Seiler met with around Los Angeles and San
located primarily in Florida. DCIS agents and Diego, CA. The conspirators
When interviewed, those pa- claimed to have three falsely represented to U.S.
tients reported never having boxes of documents to military contractors that the
met Hidalgo and never having support his allegations. surplus fuels would be sold to
received medical services On December 10, non-retail companies for recy-
from him. To further the 1998, Seiler contacted cling and refining, then sold
scheme, Hidalgo set up vari- Votaw officials and the untaxed surplus fuels to
ous "mail drops" and received claimed to be working various retail stations as mo-
payments at those locations with the DCIS on an investi- tor fuel and falsely repre-
in the form of checks and gation into improper NDT in- sented that all taxes on the
drafts from the various insur- spections by Votaw on the Ti- fuel had been paid. The con-
ance companies. He subse- tan Launch Vehicle. Seiler spiracy further included creat-
quently withdrew monies from told Votaw management he ing fraudulent delivery tickets,
those banks, either in cash or was capable of "derailing the invoices and other docu-
by electronic means investigation" and would do ments that did not reflect the
(automated teller machines), so if Votaw paid him six true contents, origin and des-
from Mexico. The San Anto- months salary ($28,000). He tination of the fuel, as well as
nio Post of Duty (POD) con- also agreed to give the three failing to report the collected
ducted the investigation boxes of documents to Votaw motor fuel excise taxes to
jointly with the U.S. Postal In- in exchange for the money. state and Federal revenue
spection Service and the On December 14, 1998, a authorities, as required by
Texas Department of Insur- DCIS agent, posing as a law. The San Diego A con-
ance. Votaw employee, met with ducted the investigation
Seiler to receive the alleged jointly with the IRS.
documents in exchange for
the $28,000. The echange Contract Fraud
was made, Seiler was ar- William C. Strothers, former
rested and has been in cus- owner/general manager, Har-
tody, being held without bail, ris McKenzie Corporation
since the arrest. The West- (HMC), Pittsburgh, PA, pled
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guilty to one count of provid- rested by agents of the DCIS Sentences
ing a false statement to the and the U.S. Marshals Ser-
DoD. In May 1994, Strothers vice. The Pittsburgh POD Data Theft
was charged with falsely rep- conducted the investigation DeLorme Publishing Com-
resenting and certifying HMC with the U.S. Marshals Ser- pany, Incorporated, doing
as a manufacturer of sugar vice. business as DeLorme Map-
products on three Defense ping, pled guilty in U.S. Dis-
Personnel Support Center Diversion of Funds trict Court, Fayetteville, NC,
(DPSC), Philadelphia, PA, John H. Matherly, president to submitting false statements
contracts totaling approxi- of The Enfield Corporation, to the DoD. Subsequent to
mately $683,000. The pled guilty in U.S. District acceptance of the plea, De-
DPSC, since renamed the Court, Savannah, GA, to mail Lorme Mapping was sen-
Defense Supply Center fraud and making a false tenced to pay an $80,000 fine
Philadelphia, is a major con- statement. An investigation and $700,000 in civil dam-
tracting authority for the DoD. disclosed Matherly submitted ages. Between 1987 and
Strothers certified HMC as a claims in connection with the 1996, DeLorme Mapping had
small disadvantaged busi- receipt of over $188,000 various contracts with DoD
ness (SDB) and a “newly en- while performing on contracts components. Between 1987
tering manufacturer” enabling for the DoD, the U.S. Depart- and 1991, DeLorme Mapping
HMC to receive a 10 percent ment of Agriculture (USDA) received Defense Mapping
evaluation preference for the Forest Service and the South Agency (DMA) sensitive digi-
awarding of contracts. Under Carolina Air National Guard. tal data products, including
contractual regulations, busi- Matherly falsely certified to Digital Terrain Elevation Data
nesses bidding for supplies the Government that he was (DTED), as Government Fur-
as a SDB must perform work using these funds to pay sub- nished Material for use in
for at least 50 percent of the contractors and suppliers completing the various con-
cost of manufacturing the when, instead, he diverted tracts. These various DoD
supplies, not including the the Government money for contracts funded the develop-
cost of the materials. In re- his own private gain. The ment of data sets for Korea
sponse to a DPSC solicitation Jacksonville POD conducted and the Persian Gulf region,
for 92,160 bags of granulated the investigation with the U.S. using the DTED. The DTED
sugar, totaling $345,600, Army Criminal Investigations is a limited distribution soft-
Strothers represented that Command (USACIDC) and ware product controlled by
HMC would perform on this the NCIS. the National Imagery and
contract at a facility in Union Mapping Agency (NIMA). Be-
City, IN. Actually, Strothers tween 1990 and 1996, De-
knew another business in an- Lorme Mapping made 36
other place would perform on sales involving data sets con-
this contract. Strothers de- taining the DMA DTED.
frauded the DoD by establish- These transactions involved
ing HMC as a “front” com- various DoD components, the
pany for the purposes of ob- intelligenc community, and
taining contracts that were the Department of Energy
set-aside for SDBs. From contractors. Attendant to
May 24, 1994 until April 27, many of those transactions
1999, Strothers evaded ar- were DeLorme Mapping li-
rest. On April 27, 1999, censing agreements that mis-
Strothers was located and ar- represented the nature and
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ownership of the DTED con- ist at the Defense Information of Base Engineering Require-
tained in some of the data School, Fort Meade, MD, ments (SABER) contract at
sets sold by DeLorme Map- submitted false claims in con- Langley Air Force Base
ping. DeLorme Mapping’s nection with her permanent (AFB), VA, Kruse awarded all
plea was based on false change of duty station reloca- electrical subcontract work,
statements within DeLorme tion from Fort Benjamin Harri- as well as heating, ventilation
Mapping’s software licensing son, IN, to Fort Meade, MD. and air conditioning subcon-
agreement under contract Those claims subsequently tract work, to Eastern, a com-
F33600-92-C-0217. This resulted in the receipt of pany in which he was a part-
contract paid for supplies and $15,266.40 in fraudulent ner. Kruse also provided gra-
services that included CD- travel payments. Darling re- tuities to a Government offi-
ROM data sets of the Persian tired from her Government cial n charge of supervising
Gulf region and Korea. The position in October l996. The the SABER contracts. Those
Persian Gulf and Korea data Mid-Atlantic FO conducted gratuities, valued between
sets were developed under the investigation. $10,000 and $20,000, in-
prior DoD contracts, and in- cluded the installation of
corporated DMA DTED. De- Conflict of Interest three central air conditioning
Lorme Mapping misrepre- Carl William Kruse, Jr., a and heating units at two prop-
sented the development and general partner in Eastern erties owned by the Govern-
ownership of the DTED con- Electric Company (Eastern), ment official, a jet ski and jet
tained in DeLorme Mapping Hampton, VA, was sentenced ski trailer. The Norfolk RA
License Agreement 1-143 to 24 months incarceration, conducted the investigation
dated July 9, 1992. This soft- followed by 3 years super- with the FBI and the AFOSI,
ware was purchased for the vised probation; ordered to with audit assistance from the
Special Operations Forces pay $544,560 in restitution, a Defense Contract Audit
Command located at Fort $25,000 fine and a $200 spe- Agency (DCAA).
Bragg, NC. The Mid-Atlantic cial assessment fee for one
FO conducted the investiga- count each of providing kick- Relocation Expenses
tion with assistance from the backs and gratuities. Starting Abigail Evangeline Greene,
NIMA Office of General in early 1992 and continuing a management analyst for the
Counsel. through late 1997, Kruse Defense Logistics Information
made approximately 57 mon- Service (DLIS), Battle Creek,
etary payments totaling MI, was sentenced to 17
$544,560 and two noninterest weeks home detention, 12
bearing loans totaling months probation, to pay
Relocation Expenses $240,000 to an officer of Sys- restitution of $4,820, a $1,000
Sheryl A. Darling, Sarasota, tems Engineering & Energy fine and $300 in special as-
FL, was sentenced in U.S. Management Associates, In- sessments. Greene was pre-
District Court, Alexandria, VA, corporated (SEEMA), Hamp- viously convicted on three
to 4 months home confine- ton, VA. In return, Kruse re- counts involving false claims,
ment (with electronic monitor- ceived favorable treatment in mail fraud and making a false
ing), 2 years supervised pro- connection with subcontracts statement to a Federal agent.
bation and to pay $15,266.40 for Eastern relating to prime In May 1997, Greene trans-
in restitution. Darling previ- contracts entered into be- ferred from the U.S. Army
ously pled guilty to making tween SEEMA and the Gov- Tank and Automotive Com-
false claims to the U.S. Gov- ernment. While acting as the mand, Warren, MI, to DLIS.
ernment. Darling, a former project manager for SEEMA She subsequently filed for re-
instructional systems special- on the Simplified Acquisition location reimbursement ex-
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penses of approximately sessment. The Lipoffs previ- pound of meat purchased
$5,000 with DFAS, St. Louis, ously pled guilty to 1 count of from Butler. From September
MO, claiming her spouse and conspiracy to defraud the 1995 to December 1995, Mc-
their two children had con- United States, 3 counts of fil- Namee received bribes total-
temporaneously accompa- ing a false tax return, 25 ing $3,643. In addition, be-
nied her in the relocation. counts of mail fraud, 10 tween 1992 and 1995, kick-
The investigation determined counts of bribery of a public backs of $111,000 were paid
Greene’s family members did official, and 1 count of sale of to five Thriftway Supermarket
not join her in Battle Creek, misbranded meat. In a re- meat managers. The Lipoffs
MI, until weeks later. In addi- lated case, David Choroser, also paid cash salaries to
tion, at various times through- Rydal, PA, was sentenced to themselves and a number of
out her temporary quarters 2 years probation and to pay Butler’s employees, to in-
subsistence expense period, a $75 special assessment for clude Choroser. These cash
Greene checked out of her selling misbranded meats salaries were not reported on
subsistence lodging and re- and filing false tax returns. tax returns filed with the IRS.
turned to a previous resi- Choroser was involved in The Lipoffs and Choroser
dence in Detroit, MI, for several schemes along with also knowingly relabeled low-
overnight stays. Greene then his brothers-in-law and co- grade meat and sold it as
claimed she had continued owners of Butler, the Lipoffs. higher grade meat to attain a
her lodging and submitted The Lipoffs devised a higher profit from the sale.
claims for Government reim- scheme in which they paid The Northeast FO conducted
bursement. The Chicago bribes to Government officials the investigation jointly with
POD conducted the investiga- and kickbacks to commercial the FBI, the IRS and the
tion. customers in exchange for USDA.
the purchase of meat from
Butler. Specifically, the
Lipoffs paid $.05 to Henry
Gaiters, former meat man-
ager of McGuire AFB Com-
missary, for every pound of
meat purchased from Butler.
Kickbacks The expense was recovered
Lawrence Lipoff and Steven by inflating the price charged
Lipoff, owners of Butler for the product, which in-
Foods (Butler), a meat distri- creased the cost to the
bution company in Philadel- Govenment. The contract
phia, PA, were sentenced as value of meat purchased by
a result of a kickback scheme McGuire AFB from Butler Worker’s Compensation
relating to the sale of meat from 1992 to 1995 totaled ap- Albert L. Asrouch, Jr., Min-
products. Lawrence Lipoff proximately $6 million. From neapolis, MN, was sentenced
was sentenced to 1 year of 1989 to 1995, the monthly to 6 months confinement, 5
home confinement, 5 years bribe payments to Gaiters av- years probation and ordered
probation, a $10,000 fine and eraged about $2,500. The to pay $59,816 in restitution
a $2,000 special assessment. Lipoffs also paid bribes to and a $100 special assess-
Steven Lipoff was sentenced Frank McNamee, Gaiters’ re- ment fee. Asrouch previously
to 60 days imprisonment, 5 placement as meat manager pled guilty to submitting false
years probation, a $10,000 at McGuire AFB Commissary. statements to the Govern-
fine and a $2,000 special as- McNamee was paid $.03 per ment. Asrouch, a former em-
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ployee of the U.S. Air Force tems and Engineering, Incor- through June 15, 1996,
Reserves, 934 Tactical Air porated (ACS), Virginia Howard falsely certified she
Group, Minneapolis, MN, also Beach, VA, and the Govern- was the spouse of Kim
agreed to forfeit any entitle- ment wherein ACS will pay a Howard and submitted, or
ment to further Federal em- total of $40,000 for alleged caused the submission of 29
ployee compensation. As the violations of the False Claims TRICARE/CHAMPUS reim-
result of a reported lower Act. The settlement resolves bursement claims for medical
back injury, Asrouch received ACS' potential civil liability, services she received. The
Federal Employees Compen- without admitting to the alle- Chicago POD conducted the
sation Act (FECA) benefits. gations. An investigation de- investigation.
On three occasions, Asrouch termined ACS allegedly sub-
submitted false certifications mitted false claims for pay- Falsified Costs
to the Department of Labor to ment under a U.S. Navy con- Duroyd Manufacturing
receive FECA Office of Work- tract that were based on false Company, Incorporated
ers’ Compensation Program test reports for defective fiber (Duroyd), and John Pimentel,
(OWCP) benefits. Between optic cable installed by the former president of Duroyd,
September 1993 and April company at Fort Gordon, GA, were found civilly liable for
1997, Asrouch received over and Fort Eustis, VA. The statutory and nonstatutory
$81,331 in tax-free benefits. fiber optic cable was to be damages of $640,983.72. In
During this time, Asrouch cer- used by the U.S. Army to up- May 1987, Duroyd and Pi-
tified he had not been in- grade its Sustained Base In- mentel were convicted of
volved in any business enter- formation System. The ACS knowingly providing false
prise, but an investigation re- also allegedly mischarged in- subcontracting costs when
vealed Asrouch had been ac- direct labor as direct labor for negotiating a 1982 fixed price
tively involved in a family- a clerk typist under the con- U.S. Army contract, then sub-
owned snowplowing business tract about the November sequently submitting false
since 1993. OWCP benefi- 1994 and May 1995 time- and fraudulent documentation
ciaries are required to report frame. The Norfolk RA con- to the Government to cover
any kind of employment and/ ducted the investigation with up the initial fraud. As a re-
or changes in their health. the NCIS and with DCAA au- sult of that conviction, Duroyd
The projected lifetime savings dit assistance. was fined $70,000 and Pi-
to the Department of the Air mentel was sentenced to 3
Force could have exceeded Health Care years imprisonment. The
$1,245,409 if Asrouch had re- Deborah Kay Howard, Bat- contract awarded to Duroyd
mained on the OWCP peri- tle Creek, MI, entered into a was for the manufacture of
odic rolls for the next 25 consent judgment with the metallic and nonmetallic
years to age 70. In January U.S. Attorney’s Office, West- hardware kits for the 155mm
1999, Asrouch agreed to pay ern District of Michigan, ADAM artillery shell. The
the United States a $2,000 Grand Rapids, and will pay New York Resident Agency
civil settlement. The Min- $5,511 relating to false claims (RA) conducted the investiga-
neapolis POD conducted the she submitted to TRICARE/ tion.
investigation. CHAMPUS. On April 24,
1995, Howard divorced her
Civil Settlements spouse, Kim A. Howard, a re-
tired U.S. Navy veteran,
Falsified Tests ceasing her entitlement to
A civil settlement was TRICARE/CHAMPUS bene-
reached between ACS Sys- fits. From April 24, 1995
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E-Mail: 30aq@dodig.osd.mil E-Mail: 40sx@dodig.osd.mil E-Mail: 60rm@dodig.osd.mil
New York, NY Nashville, TN Milwaukee, WI
Comm: (516) 420-4302 /4307 Comm: (615) 736-2930 Voice: (414) 297-1810
Telefax: (516) 420-4316 Telefax: (615) 736-2939 Telefax: (414) 297-1817
E-Mail: 10ny@dodig.osd.mil E-Mail: 20nv@dodig.osd.mil E-Mail: 40ml@dodig.osd.mil
Syracuse, NY Dallas, TX Wiesbaden, Germany
Comm: (315) 423-5019 Comm: (817) 543-4350 Comm: 011-49-611-3807526
Telefax: (315) 423-5099 Telefax: (817) 543-4365 Telefax: 011-49-611-3807421
E-Mail: 10sy@dodig.osd.mil E-Mail: 30da@dodig.osd.mil DSN: 338-7526
Fax: 338-7421
Cleveland, OH Houston, TX
Voice: (216) 522-2296/7 Comm: (713) 227-7263 You may also call, write or e-mail the
Telefax: (216) 522-7196 Telefax: (713) 236-8487 Department of Defense Hotline at
E-Mail: 40cl@dodig.osd.mil E-Mail: 30hs@dodig.osd.mil Defense Hotline
The Pentagon
Columbus, OH San Antonio, TX Washington, DC 20301-1900
Voice: (614) 692-3629/3855 Comm: (210) 366-1037 Voice: (800) 424-9098
Telefax: (614) 231-8905 Telefax: (210) 366-4031 Voice: (703) 604-8546
E-Mail: 40co@dodig.osd.mil E-Mail: 30sa@dodig.osd.mil E-Mail: hotline@dodig.osd.mil
Dayton, OH Salt Lake City, UT
Voice: (937) 534-0100 Comm: (801) 625-5703
Telefax: (937) 534-0117 Telefax: (801) 625-5711
E-Mail: 40dy@dodig.osd.mil E-Mail: 30og@dodig.osd.mil
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