claim: the air force wants taxpayers to fund a fantasy football league.
author: bloggers
evidence_1: mar 20, 2013 ... its personal-services wing is looking to hire someone to set up a fantasy football  league for airmen. even though fantasy leagues are usually free. according to a  notice posted tuesday to a government contracting website, the air force  personal center services directorate wants a fantasy league big ...
evidence_2: may 11, 2015 ... a report by nj.com revealed that several such salutes were the product of  marketing contracts bought with taxpayer money: ... without conscription to fill the  ranks, the marines and navy and army and air force must compete to recruit  from the shrinking pool of americans who are actually fit to serve.
evidence_3: dec 15, 2006 ... deberry, 68, retired friday after 23 years as air force's football coach, finishing  with three straight losing seasons and two big controversies in his final ... out over  five years along with a monthly annuity of $8,500 for life, which comes from the  air force academy athletic association and not taxpayer funds.
evidence_4: sep 25, 2017 ... several clubs then contacted the league to find out what, if anything, other teams  were doing to follow up, while players across the league consulted one ... “at this  point, i want to get away from politics and if they are going to continue protest,  then i don't need to spend my money there,” said brandon gill, ...
evidence_5: dec 1, 2017 ... trey gowdy of south carolina reportedly settled a veteran discrimination and  retaliation claim from a former aide for $150000 in taxpayer funds. ... the ex- staffer, an officer in the air force reserves, alleged that gowdy had discriminated  against him after he took leave for his service-related obligations.