Report by the Comptroller General on the Financial and Legal Implications of Iran's Cancellation of Arms Purchase Agreements

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July 25, 1979

Earlier this year, the Iranian government cancelled and/or the Defense Department reduced about $10.6 billion of Iran's $12.6 billion in undelivered foreign military sales orders. senators Max baucus and Donald W. Riegle, Jr. questioned GAO about the effects of Iran's actions.

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