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The '''Egyptian-American Transport and Services Corporation''' ('''Eatsco''') plead guilty in 1984 to overcharging the Pentagon by $8 million for delivering arms to Egypt.<ref name=mr>https://www.muckrock.com/foi/united-states-of-america-10/eatsco-23306/</ref>
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==Ownership==
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In 1982 [[Thomas G. Clines]] sold his 49% stake in Eatsco to [[Hussein K. Salem]].<ref name=nyt>https://www.nytimes.com/1983/07/23/us/company-admits-overcharging-us.html</ref>
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==FOIA==
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[[Michael Best]] has had a FOIA request ongoing about Eatsco since January 2016.<ref name=mr/>
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Revision as of 14:38, 13 December 2018

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Formation1979
Founder• Thomas G. Clines
• Hussein K. Salem
A spooky business that plead guilty in 1984 to overcharging the Pentagon by $8 million for delivering arms to Egypt

The Egyptian-American Transport and Services Corporation (Eatsco) plead guilty in 1984 to overcharging the Pentagon by $8 million for delivering arms to Egypt.[1]

Ownership

In 1982 Thomas G. Clines sold his 49% stake in Eatsco to Hussein K. Salem.[2]

FOIA

Michael Best has had a FOIA request ongoing about Eatsco since January 2016.[1]

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