Exclusive: Whistleblower Claims Many U.S. Interpreters Can't Speak Afghan Languages

More than one quarter of the translators working alongside American soldiers in Afghanistan failed language proficiency exams but were sent onto the battlefield anyway, according to a former employee of the company that holds contracts worth up to $1.4 billion to supply interpreters to the U.S. Army. -- EXCLUSIVE: U.S. Translators' Abilities Questioned
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