Ex-Air Force, Boeing Official Seen Facing Jail
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Darleen Druyun, the former No. 2  acquisitions official at the U.S. Air Force who admitted  negotiating a job with Boeing Co. while still overseeing its  contracts, will likely face six months or longer in jail,  sources familiar with the case said on Tuesday.
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The former No. 2 weapons buyer for the U.S. Air Force, Darleen Druyun, was sentenced on Friday to nine months in prison for negotiating a &#36;250,000 job with Boeing Co.  while still overseeing billions of dollars of its business with the military.
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Former Boeing Co. Chief Financial Officer Michael Sears pleaded guilty Monday to one felony count of aiding the illegal hiring of a US Air Force official to a top job at the company.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.  - The U.S. Air Force's former No.  2 weapons buyer was sentenced to nine months in prison on  Friday after telling the court she had given Boeing Co. a  rival's secret data and inflated weapons deals to ingratiate  herself with the company, her future employer.
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WASHINGTON -- A former chief financial officer for Boeing Co. pleaded guilty Monday to a conflict-of-interest charge, admitting that he negotiated the company&#39;s hiring an Air Force official who was overseeing
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A man held on suspicion of training pilots involved in the attacks had been exonerated and could seek compensation from the government, a court ruled.
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The former number two buyer for the US Air Force has been sentenced to nine months in jail for corruption. Darleen Druyun, 56, admitted to boosting the price of a tanker plane deal to win favour with Boeing, the company she was about to work for.
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A former British resident being held at GuantÃ¡namo is suing a subsidiary of the Boeing corporation which he alleges was involved in arranging for him to be taken to secret American prisons around the world.
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ALEXANDRIA, Virginia The revolving door between the Pentagon and its biggest contractors was described in detail this week when the former chief financial officer of Boeing pleaded guilty to a felony charge of conflict of interest.
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Boeing Co. will likely remain banned  from launching military satellites until the U.S. government  determines if a former Air Force official, who admitted  favoring the company on some contracts, tainted a 1998  competition for the rocket launches.
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A former top Air Force procurement official was sentenced to nine months in prison Friday after admitting that she helped Boeing Corp.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.  - The former No. 2 weapons buyer  for the U.S. Air Force was sentenced on Friday to nine months  in prison for negotiating a $250,000 job with Boeing Co. while  still overseeing billions of dollars of its business with the  military.
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A Defense Department analyst and a former engineer for Boeing Co. were charged Monday in separate spy cases for allegedly selling military secrets to the Chinese government, the Justice Department said.
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A former employee of KBR , the Pentagon's largest private contractor in Iraq, was sentenced to a year in prison by a federal judge late last week for taking kickbacks from a Saudi company to which he awarded dining subcontracts in Iraq.
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The Pentagon&#39;s investigation into the actions of a former Air Force official who admitted giving preferential treatment to Boeing Co.
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A federal judge in Illinois sentenced a   Texas man to 30 months in prison on Wednesday for inflating   bills with bogus "war risk" charges for flying cargo into   Baghdad under a contract with Halliburton Co's KBR.
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The Justice Department is reviewing  the actions of three top administration officials over a $23.5  billion Air Force plan to acquire 100 Boeing Co. tankers,  documents obtained by Reuters Tuesday show.