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Update as of June 6, 2018

Update on the $21 Trillion in Unsupported Adjustments at the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Department of Defense

Update as of December 12, 2017

Subsequent to the publication of Dr. Skidmore’s report, the Office of the Inspector General at the Department of Defense (DOD) and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) took reports off line, consequently our primary links in the table below are to the same documents posted on our website. We have preserved the original DOD and HUD links in the footnotes – if they result in a 404 error or not found message, this indicates they were taken down or moved subsequent to publication.

On October 5, 2017 we discovered that the link to the report “Army General Fund Adjustments Not Adequately Documented or Supported” had been disabled. Within a several days, the links to other OIG documents we identified in our search were also disabled. The sequential non-random nature of this disabling process suggests a purposeful decision on the part of OIG to make key documents unavailable to the public via the website, as opposed to website reorganization, etc. We also revisited the website intermittently to see whether the documents had been reposted under different URLs—until very recently they had not been reposted.

On December 11, 2017, we learned that key documents had been reposted on the OIG website, but with different URLs. Documents now appear to be reposted on new URLs. As we find the new URLs we are adding them in the footnotes entitled “new link” next to the original link.

Solari Report: Interview with Dr. Mark Skidmore, Thursday, September 28, 2017

Summary Report on “Unsupported Journal Voucher Adjustments” in the Financial Statements of the Office of the Inspector General for the Department of Defense and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Dr. Mark Skidmore
Mark is professor of economics and agricultural, food and resource economics at Michigan State University, where he holds the Morris Chair in State and Local Government Finance and Policy. He received his doctorate in economics from the University of Colorado in 1994, and his bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Washington in 1987. Mark is Co-editor of the Journal of Urban Affairs.

Catherine Austin Fitts
Catherine is the president of Solari, Inc., publisher of the Solari Report, and managing member of Solari Investment Advisory Services, LLC. She served as managing director and member of the board of directors of the Wall Street investment bank Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., as Assistant Secretary of Housing and Federal Housing Commissioner at the US Department of Housing and Urban Development in the first Bush Administration, and was the president of Hamilton Securities Group, Inc. Her experience on Wall Street and Washington is described in her book Dillon Read & Co. & the Aristocracy of Stock Profits. Catherine graduated from the University of Pennsylvania (BA), the Wharton School (MBA).

Year	DOD	Government Source Document
2017	Unspecified	See All Pages
2016	Unspecified	See Page #78^[39]
2015	Unspecified	See Page #83^[37], See Page #59, 78^[38]
2014	Unspecified	See Page #59, 79^[2]
2013	Unspecified	See Page #81, #101^[3]
2012	Unspecified	See Page #84, #104^[4]
2011	Unspecified	See Page #73^[5]
2010	Unspecified	See Page #8, #9^[6]
2009	Unspecified	See Page #28^[7]
2008	Unspecified	See Page #49^[8]
2007	Unspecified	See Page #46^[9]
2006	Unspecified	See Page #178^[10]
2005	Unspecified	See Page #18, #50, #296^[11]
2004	Unspecified	See Page #19^[12]
2003	Unspecified	See Page #2^[13]
2002	Unspecified	See Page #2^[14]
2001	Unspecified	See Page #2^[15]
2000	$1.1 trillion (includes $320.8 billion from Air Force)	See Page #1^[16] See Page #147^[36]
1999	$2.3 trillion	See Page #9^[17]
1998	$1.7 trillion	See Page #5^[18]

Year	DOD Army	Government Source Document
2015	$6.5 trillion	See Page #1^[24]
2014
2013
2012	$110.9 billion	See Page #91^[25]
2011	$14.6 billion	See Page #100^[26]
2010	$874.8 billion	See Page #4^[40]
2009	$311.3 billion	See Page #88^[28]
2008	$595.8 billion	See Page #91^[29]
2007	$1.1 trillion	See Page #5^[41]
2006	$270.1 billion	See Page #107^[30]
2005	$248.5 billion	See Page #140, #141^[11]
2004	$258.1 billion	See Page #125^[32]
2003	$268.3 billion	See Page #191^[33]
2002	$500.1 billion	See Page #232^[34]
2001
2000	$361.5 billion	See Page #168^[35]
1999
1998

Year	DOD Navy	Government Source Document
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000	$161.6 billion	See Page #4^[42]
1999
1998	$880 billion	See Page #1^[43]

Year	DOD Air Force	Government Source Document
2015	$90.2 billion	See Page #8^[44]
2014
2013
2012	$1.6 trillion	See Page #4^[44]
2011
2010
2009	$1.4 trillion	See Page #8^[45]
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003	Unspecified	See Page #41^[46]
2002	Unspecified	See Page #150^[47]
2001	Unspecified	See Page #70^[48]
2000	$320 billion	See Page #147^[36]
1999
1998

Year	HUD	Government Source Document
2015	$278.5 billion	See Page #4^[19]
2014	$1.9 billion	See Page #5^[20]
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999	$59.6 billion	See Page #4^[22]
1998	$17.6 billion	See Page #4^[22]

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Note: On December 11, 2017 we learned that the key documents had been reposted on the OIG website, but with different URLs. On October 5, 2017 we discovered that the link to the report “Army General Fund Adjustments Not Adequately Documented or Supported” had been disabled. Within a several days, the links to other OIG documents we identified in our search were also disabled. The sequential non-random nature of this disabling process suggests a purposeful decision on the part of OIG to make key documents unavailable to the public via the website, as opposed to website reorganization, etc. We also revisited the website intermittently to see whether the documents had been reposted under different URLs—until very recently they had not been reposted. Documents now appear to be reposted on new URLS. As we find the new URLS we are adding them in the footnotes below.

^{1. 2015 Semiannual Report to Congress, DOD (New Link)}

^{2. 2014 Agency Financial Report, DOD (New Link)}

^{3. 2013 Agency Financial Report, DOD (New Link)}

^{4. 2012 Agency Financial Report, DOD (New Link)}

^{5. 2011 Agency Financial Report, DOD (New Link)}

^{6. 2010 Testimony of the Deputy Inspector General, DOD (New Link)}

^{7. 2009 Agency Financial Report, DOD (New Link)}

^{8. 2008 Agency Financial Report, DOD (New Link)}

^{9. 2007 Agency Financial Report, DOD (New Link)}

^{10. 2006 Performance and Accountability Report, DOD (New Link)}

^{11. 2005 Performance and Accountability Report, DOD (New Link)}

^{12. 2004 Performance and Accountability Report, DOD (New Link)}