Billion-Dollar Betrayal: Corruption in the Ranks

In a shocking turn of events, the 1918 Army bill has reached its final stages, sparking heated debates between Senate and House conferees. The proposal, which carries a staggering record-breaking appropriation of $11,208,500,000, has been marred by disputes over key issues. At the heart of the controversy lies the appointment of Provost Marshal General Crowder to the rank of lieutenant general, a move that has left many questioning the motivations behind the decision.