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Tag Archives: McCarl
The First Watchdog in Chief, John R. McCarl
GAO is headed by the U.S. Comptroller General (CG), and while most school children learn the names of past presidents, here at GAO, we recall the tenures of past CGs. Today’s WatchBlog looks back to our first Comptroller General, John … Continue reading
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February 5, 2015
Tagged 1st CG, CG, Comptroller General, first CG, history, McCarl, no man, Watchdog
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Celebrating GAO’s 93 Years with Some Glimpses into History
Here at GAO, we strive for accountability, integrity, and reliability in the work we do, but the way we do it evolves with time. As the month of July marks GAO’s 93rd anniversary, we thought we would share a few … Continue reading
