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Fy 2000 Case Number Requestor Subject FY 2000 CASE_NUMBER REQUESTOR SUBJECT 00-F-0001 GOOD, JAMES MAILING ADDRESSES FOR ALL MILITARY AGENCIES 00-F-0002 CULY, STUART HISTORIES SPECIAL STUDIES AND CHRONOLOGIES PREPARED BY THE HISTORICAL DIVISION OF THE JCS 00-F-0003 SWIATEK, PAM FOIA DOCUMENTS 00-F-0004 WURTHMANN, WILLIAM 1972 DIA REPORT CONTROLLED OFFENSIVE BEHAVIOR AND SUBJECT MATTER FROM THE NATIONAL SECURITY COUNSEL 00-F-0005 SCOGGINS, TROY L COPY OF CONTRACT #N00014-99-C-0314 00-F-0006 LISIEWSKI, ALFRED A INFO ON RENOVATE TOILET ROOM PLUMBING CONTRACT NO. MDA946-97-BA007 00-F-0007 CLARK, PETER S. INFO ON [ ] 00-F-0008 BATTLE, JOYCE NND 877002, NND 949670, NND 949672 00-F-0011 TODD, ROBERT G COPIES OF CJCS INSTRUCTION 6510.01B AND ALL CHANGES 00-F-0012 SNEAD, DAVID L. AIR FORCE DOCUMENTS IN RECORD GROUP 341 00-F-0013 CHERNEY, MARGO P. COPIES OF COMMUNICATING VIA THE MICROWAVE AUDITORY EFFECT AWARDING AGENCY: DOD SBIR CONTRACT #F41624-95- C-9007 00-F-0014 SILVIOUS, OWEN F. INVOICE COVERING THE ELECTRIC USABLE AT THE PENTAGON FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE & JULY 1999 00-F-0015 HOGENDOORN, EJ INFO ON TRANSFERS OF WEAPONS, MILITARY ASSISTANCE AND TRAINING TO GROUPS THAT COMMIT GROSS VIOLATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS AND INVESTIGATES VIOLATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW 00-F-0016 BRAGG, MICHAEL INFO ON [ ] 00-F-0017 NEHRLING, THOMAS E. CONTRACT DACA21-97-D-0015 00-F-0018 RISCH, LINDA COPY OF RAYTHEON AWARDED F-18 CONTRACT NO. N00019-96-D-0159 00-F-0019 GREENEWALD, JOHN ALL DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO THE GREENBRIAR INN CIVIL DEFENSE SITE AND ALL DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO SITE R CIVIL DEFENSE SITE 00-F-0020 AUSTIN, BARBARA F. AWARD INFORMATION ON THE NEXT GENERATION INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMATION ASSURANCE 00-F-0021 MATSUO, TAKASHI REDEFINING SECURITY 00-F-0022 HORN, JEFF COPY OF ALL VISIT REQUESTS NAMES, BUSINESS ADDRESSES, BUSINESS PHONE NUMBERS, PURPOSE OF VISIT AND POCS 00-F-0023 DIKE, ROBERT E. DOD OPERATION (EAGLE CLAW) IRAN RESCUE RAID 00-F-0024 MELLEY, JOHN F. NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ALL-E-9'S LOCATED IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA 00-F-0025 MELLEY, JOHN F LISTING OF ALL ACTIVE DUTY ENLISTED MILITARY (RANKS E1-E7) AND THEIR MAILING ADDRESSES 00-F-0026 KRISTENSEN, HANS M ALL STUDIES CONCERNING FIRST -USE/NO-FIRST-USE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS 00-F-0027 VINARSKY, CRAIG A LIST AND GUIDE OF THE AUTHORIZED VISA IMPACT CARD HOLDERS FOR PURCHASING PRODUCT 00-F-0028 KOZIOL, PETER A CONTRACT NO. DACA45-99-C-0066 00-F-0029 REED, JOHN H. INFO ON FRENCH SCIENTIST,( ) WHO CLAIMED TO HAVE DEVELOPED A CURE FOR CANCER, USING ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES 00-F-0031 KIM, HYA HWA LIST OF NAMES, GS GRADE AND STEP OF ALL CIVILIAN PERSONNEL 00-F-0032 FUKUYOSHI, SHOJI COPY OF THE UNITED STATES COMMISSION ON NATIONAL SECURITY/21ST CENTURY, "NEW WORLD COMING", SEPTEMBER 15, 1999 00-F-0033 LUBLINER, LAWRENCE INFO ON PHILADELPHIA EXPERIMENT ON THE USS ELDRICH ENVOLVING TIME TRAVEL 00-F-0034 CRUNK, ROBERT F. INFORMATION ON WHAT BIO-TECH COMPANIES CONDUCT RESEARCH ON MYCOPLASMAS IN THE UNITED STATES 00-F-0035 GONZALES, VINCE REPORTS OR STUDIES ON ADVERSE EFFECTS FROM THE ANTHRAX VACCINE PRODUCED BY THE ANTHRAX VACCINE ADVISORY COMMITTEE 00-F-0036 DOUWSMA, RICHARD INFORMATION REGARDING THE SINKING OF THE USS SCORPION IN MAY OF 1968 00-F-0037 PHILLIPS, JOE ALL FORWARD LOOKING INFRARED(FLIR) VIDEOS SHOWING GUNFIRE OR THE DISCHARGE OF AN M79 LAUNCHER; THE FIREFIGHT WHICH OCCURRED ON OCT. 3, 1993 IN SOMALIA AND WEAPON DISCHARGES IN BOSNIA JAN 1, 1995 AND DEC. 31, 1998 00-F-0038 ROSENBERG, STEVEN J. NAMES AND BUSINESS MAILING ADDRESSES OF ENLISTED PERSONNEL, RANKS E-5 TO E-9 ALL BRANCHES; OFFICERS, RANKS O-2 TO O-5 ALL BRANCHES AND COAST GUARD PERSONNEL, RANKS (ENLISTED) E-4 TO E-9 AND (OFFICERS) O-2 TO O-3 WITH DOD OCCUPATIONAL CODES Page 1 of 57 FY 2000 CASE_NUMBER REQUESTOR SUBJECT 00-F-0041 POUND, ED NUMBER OF CASES REFERRED BY THE DIRECTORATE FOR FREEDOM OF INFORMATION & SECURITY REVIEW TO THE FBI, JUSTICE DEPARTMENT WHERE THERE WAS SUSPICION OF POTENTIAL ESPIONAGE OR SECURITY VIOLATIONS FROM 1990 TO PRESENT 00-F-0042 HENSLER, DAVID J. INFORMATION REGARDING EL TORO FROM 1946 TO 1985 00-F-0043 SHULTZ, SCOTT ALL MILITARY PERSONNEL IN THE GRADES OF E-6 AND ABOVE 00-F-0044 BURCH, JAMES D. INFORMATION ON USAA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY - U15715-99 00-F-0046 WILCOX, JOAN B. DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE SELECTION/APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY DIRECTOR-EUROPE, DIANA OHMAN 00-F-0047 COURBOIN, PATRICE MILITARY RECORDS ON [ ] 00-F-0048 MCCORMACK, GREG D. RECORDS RELATED TO WAIVERS BEING GRANTED OR DENIED FOR RECOUPMENT OF ANY MILITARY EDUCATION ASSISTANCE - U15375-99 00-F-0049 BATTLE, JOYCE DEPT OF STATE POLICY PLANNING STAFF 1947-1953, RECORDS OF SPECIAL ASSIST. TO THE UNDER SEC OF POLITICAL AFFAIRS, EXEC SEC RELATING TO THE COMMITTEE OF PRINCIPLES 1964-1966 00-F-0050 BURR, WILLIAM COPIES OF POLICY PLANNING COUNCIL RECORDS FOR 1963-1964 NND 987524 00-F-0053 SANTOS, ROSE CONTRACT MDEA90-99-D-0001 ADVANCE TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT PROGRAM II (ATSP2) 00-F-0054 SANTOS, ROSE CONTRACT MDEA90-99-D-0003 00-F-0055 SANTOS, ROSE CONTRACT MDEA90-99-D-0004 00-F-0056 SANTOS, ROSE CONTRACT MDEA90-99-D-0005 00-F-0057 SANTOS, ROSE CONTRACT MDEA90-99-D-0006 00-F-0058 SANTOS, ROSE CONTRACT MDEA90-99-D-0007 00-F-0059 SIEGEL, KATHERINE INFO ON AMERICAN TRADE ORGANIZATION/AMTORG 00-F-0060 ROSENAU, WILLIAM REQUESTOR REQUEST SEVERAL COPIES OF DOCUMENTS (SEE LETTER) 00-F-0061 LACY, W. THOMAS ANY INFO ON CONCERNING A CONTRACT ZEPPELIN/AIRSHIP PLATFORMS FOR RADAR OPERATIONS 00-F-0062 TYLER, SCOTT E. COPIES OF MILITARY INTELLIGENCE RECORDS CONCERNING THE VETERANS BONUS ARMY MARCH ON WASHINGTON, DC IN THE SUMMER OF 1932 00-F-0063 BARRON, JOAN WHAT ARE THE LEGAL PROCEDURE FOR A COURT MARTIAL AND WHO HAS AUTHORITY TO ORDER ONE THE GOVERNOR OR DOD OR NGB 00-F-0064 CAHILL, CHRISTOPHER MILITARY SERVICES BUDGET DATA 00-F-0065 CASH, ANDREW T. INFORMATION ON [ ] 00-F-0066 GAISER, GORDON HUMAN RESOURCES AND MANPOWER SYSTEM SOFTWARE PACKAGE FROM A CBD ANNOUNCEMENT DATED 6/14/99 00-F-0068 DALY, RICHRD A. INFO ON POW/MIA TRIP THAT GENERAL VESSEY TOOK TO VIETNAM IN 1987 TO DISCUSS RELEASE OF SEVEN OR EIGHT LIVE POWS 00-F-0070 SHELTON, TYLER MILITARY RECORDS ON [ ] 00-F-0071 HARTH, WILBUR B CONFIRMATION OF SIGHTING A LOW FLYING TO THE SURFACE OF THE EARTH AT AROUND 2000 FEET A LARGE FOUR JET ENGINE SURVEILLANCE MONITORING AIRCRAFT THAT LOOKED LIKE A BOEING 707 IN AUGUST 10, 1988 00-F-0072 DOYLE, KATE ANTI-DRUG U.S. AID PACKAGES GRANTED TO MEXICO 00-F-0073 WILLIAMS-SCAIFE, GEORGIA COPY OF [ ] STANDARD FORM 50 00-F-0074 CAMPOS, SERGIO INFORMATION ON UFO 00-F-0075 DOYLE, KATE ANTI-DRUG U.S. AID PACKAGES GRANTED TO MEXICO 00-F-0076 STEINHAUER, TODD COPY OF THE U.S. MILITARY INSTALLATIONS BY STATE AND SERVICE 00-F-0078 KIEL, WALTER VERIFICATION ON [ ] MILITARY SERVICE 00-F-0079 VINCENT, O. KEVIN REPORT ISSUED BY THE INSPECTOR GENERAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE CONCERNING THE INITIAL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STANDARD PROCUREMENT SYSTEM 00-F-0080 MATSUO, TAKASHI COPY OF NEW WORLD COMING: US COMMISSION ON NATIONAL SECURITY 21ST CENTURY 00-F-0081 BURR, WILLIAM U.S. SOVIET SUMMIT IN NOVEMBER 1974 00-F-0082 WAMPLER, ROBERT DECISION OF PERMIT LICENSED PRODUCTION OF THE F-15 BY JAPAN INSTEAD OF INSISTING ON A SALE 00-F-0083 COOPER, DAVID COPY OF NSR-17 OR NSD-17, PROMULGATING PRESIDENTIAL POLICY GUIDANCE PERTAINING TO NON-PROLIFERATION 00-F-0084 LOVELAND, GENEVRA K STATE DEPT DENIAL OF PASSPORTS TO [ ] STERN DURING THE PERIOD FROM 1964 - 1979 Page 2 of 57 FY 2000 CASE_NUMBER REQUESTOR SUBJECT 00-F-0085 WAMPLER, ROBERT DECISION TO PERMIT LICENSED PRODUCTION OF THE F-15 BY JAPAN INSTEAD OF INSISTING ON A SALE 00-F-0086 OSORIO, CARLOS THE MARCH 23, 1982 COUP IN GUATEMALA, EVENTS LEADING UP TO THE COUP AND ITS AFTERMATH 00-F-0087 FIRTH, BASIL CONTRACTS BETWEEN US DOD AND PEARSON ENGINEERING LTD OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, UNITED KINGDOM SINCE MARCH 1996 TO PRESENT 00-F-0089 FISHER, JANON ALL INFO ON[ ] 00-F-0090 COOPER, DAVID COPY OF NSR-17 OR NSD-17, PROMULGATING PRESIDENTIAL POLICY GUIDANCE PERTAINING TO NON-PROLIFERATION 00-F-0091 BEADLES, DON ADMINISTRATIVE STEPS ON THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION TO WAR 00-F-0092 STEVENSON, SHARON INFO ON BIOCONTROL OF COCA AS A NARCOTIC WEED BY FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM 00-F-0094 WEINSTEIN, SHEILA INFORMATION ON TELECOMMUNICATIONS CABLE IN PANAMA 00-F-0095 KNIGHT, STEPHEN INFORMATION ON LIMITATIONS OF PAYMENTS STATEMENT 00-F-0096 TUBBS, EDDIE J. COPY OF ALL BUSINESS MAILING ADDRESSES OF ALL OFFICER PERSONNEL IN THE RANK 0-2 AND 03 FOR ALL SERVICES WITH THE SERVICE OCC CODE 00-F-0097 KRISTENSEN, HANS M. COPIES OF JOINT PUB NO. 3-12.2: NUCLEAR WEAPONS EMPLOYMENT AND EFFECTS DATA AND JOINT PUB NO. 3-12.3: NUCLEAR WEAPONS EMPLOYMENT AND EFFECTS DATA 00-F-0098 LOWERISON, BARBARA SCHARF RECORDS ON [ ] 00-F-0099 KORNKVEN, CHRIS A. COPY OF THE COMBAT CAMERA VIDEO 00-F-0100 LECKAR, STEPHEN C. RULES, EXECUTIVE ORDERS, OR PUBLISHED STANDARDS OF CONDUCT GOVERNING DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE EMPLOYEES OBLIGATIONS TO RESPOND TO SECURITY CLEARANCE INVESTIGATION 00-F-0101 VAVONESE, ANDREA T. INFO U.S. ARMY'S BURIAL OF WORLD WAR I ERA MUNITIONS IN WASHINGTON DC AREA 00-F-0102 WILLS, DAVID C. KUWAITI HIJACKING 00-F-0103 MILLS, JESSICA ALL PUBLIC RELEASE INFORMATION ON ACTIVE OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEMBERS OF THE MILITARY 00-F-0104 RICHELSON, JEFFREY FOIA REQUEST OF ( ) 00-F-0105 HANDLER, JOSHUA FOIA REQUEST OF ( ) 00-F-0106 VINCENT, O.
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