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FGMSD-76-91 1 (1976-12-14)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaabqz0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DOCUBEE? RESUME 00086 - [L05906691 Millions of Dollars of Costs Incurred in Iraining Foreign Military Students Have Not Been Recovered. FGMSD-76-91; B-159835. December 14, 1976. 32 pp. + 5 appendices Report to the Congress; by Elmer B. Staats, Comptroller General. Issue Area: Accounting and Financial Reporting (2800). Contact: Financial and General Management Studies Div. Budget Function: Miscellaneous: Financial Management and Information Systems (1002). organization Concerned: Department of the Navy; Department of Defense; Department of the Army; Department of the Air I rce. Congressio!ial Rclevance: House Committee on Armed Services; House Committee on ArpropriatioL:! Defense Sn1bcommittee; Senate Committee on Armed Services; Congress. 5thority: Foreign Military Sales Act of 1968 (22 U.S.C. 2761). The extent to wiich the DOD incurred millions of dollars of nonrecovered costs in training for%:ign students was ciatincd. Findinqs/C-nclusions: In the Army, e-ti, ated un~lercharges were $18.1 million in 1975. In the L.me year, Air Force training costs tctaled $11.7 million at cnly one of eight pilot training installations. Both the Army and Air Force pricing systems excluded appreciable costs. Although the Navy's pricing procedures for training foreign students were designed to recover the full cost, the Navy did not recover about $2.7 million in costs to foreign governments dqring 1975. The rarine Corps did not charge foreign governments for training. The DOD failed to provide adequate gui4ance on the pricing of foreign training so that each of the military services developed its own guidelines. Thr procedures used by the military services for accounting, billing, :ollecting, and depositing cf receipts need substantial improvement. Recommendations: The Secretaries of the Army, Navy, and Air Force should attempt recovery of those amounts which shotild have been iLclude& in tuition rates billed to Zoreign governments. (RRS)

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