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Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Mandatory Declassification Review (EOM) Case Log, 2005 - 2010 Description of document: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Mandatory Declassification Review (EOM) Case Log, 2005 - 2010 Requested date: 19-June-2010 Released date: 12-August-2010 Posted date: 13-September-2010 Titles of documents: CIA Mandatory Declassification Review Log – 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 CIA Mandatory Declassification Review Log - CY2010 (1st Quarter) DRAFT CIA MDR Log -CY2010 (2nd Qtr) Date/date range of document: 06-January-2005 – 17-June-2010 Source of document: Information and Privacy Coordinator Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. 20505 The governmentattic.org web site (“the site”) is noncommercial and free to the public. The site and materials made available on the site, such as this file, are for reference only. 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D.C. 20505 12 August 2010 This is a final response to your 19 June 2010 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, received on 24 June 2010 in the office of the Information and Privacy Coordinator, for a copy of the CIA EOM Case Log for the years 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2010. We completed a thorough search for records responsive to your request and located the enclosed CIA Mandatory Declassification Review Log for calendar years 2005 through 2008 and the tirst halfof2010. The information includes the date the case was created, the case number, and the subject of the request. Because the fees are minimal, there is no charge. Sincerely, Delores M. Nelson Information and Privacy Coordinator Enclosures CIA Mandatory Declassification Review Log - 2005 Case Opened I Case Number 1 Subject o.6-Jan-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.17o. 3 SPECIFIC INFORMATION REPORTS FROM 5/15/1963 - 8/3/1964 1 1o.-Mar-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.325 L1ST OF 5 NIES PERTAINING TO NUCLEAR WEAPONS - MANDA TORY DECLASS: REVIEW OF CIA CATALOGUE/INDEX/DATABASE OF AUDIO-VISUAL, FILM 1o.-Mar-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.326 & VIDEO PRODUCTIONS 23-Mar-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.332 4 NIES PERTAINING TO NUCLEAR WEAPONS 1/17/1969 SPECIAL REPORT WEEKLY REVIEW ENTITLED, "SOVIET POLICY IN INDONESIA SINCE 14-Apr-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.369 196.5" 26-Apr-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.378 3 EAST ASIAN REVI.EWS DATED 6/17/1980., 6/15/1980., & 4/1980. A COpy OF NAT'L INTELL. EST. NIE4-2-64, "PROSPECTS FOR A PROLIFERATION OF NUCLEAR o.4 -May-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.399 WEAPONS OVER THE NEXT DECADE," 10./21/1964. 2o.-May-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.443 3 DOCS - SNIE 10.0.-8-60., SNIE 11-12-65, & NIE 6-86 4/86 THE ORIGINS OF CIA'S CLANDESTINE ORGANIZATION IN THE FAR EAST, CLANDESTINE SERIES 14-Jul-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.48o. HISTORY 195 (1945-1952) COVERING CHINA AND SE ASIA JOINT RESPONSE OIG REPORT RE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES BEFORE AND AFTER o. 1-Aug-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.499 9/11/20.0.1 o.4-Aug-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.5o.1 IPD WEEKLY REPORTS FOR YEARS 20.0.0. - 20.0.5 o.4-Aug-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.5o.2 IPD WEEKLY REPORTS FROM JAN 1, 1999 - DEC. 31, 1999. o.9-Aug-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.5o.3 STUDIES IN INTELLIGENCE, SPECIAL ISSUE 1984 CLANDESTINE SERVICE HISTORY PROJECT PRODUCT OF THE STATION/BASE/UNIT IN WARSAW 1o.-Aug-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.5o.4 1945-47. 1o.-Aug-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.5o.5 THE INDEX 9R LIST OF CIA HISTORICAL REPORTS. THE INDEX OR LIST OF REPORTS "SUPPORT SERVICES HISTORICAL SERIES" AKA "THE DDS 1o.-Aug-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.5o.6 HISTORICAL SERIES 1o.-f'._ug_-o.5 · ~OM-2o.o.5-o.o.5o.7 THE IPD WEEKLY REPORT~S Fg R THE YEARS 1997, 1998, 20.0.0., 20Q2, 20.0.4. 1o.-Aug-o.5 EOM-2o.o.5-o.o.5o.8 IPD WEEKLY REPORTS FOR THE YEARS 1990., 1993, 1996, 1999,20.0.1,20.0.3. I Page 1 of 3 CIA Mandatory Declassification Review Log - 2005 Case OpenedT-'-'-case Numoerr Su6i9ct 11-Aug-05 EOM-2005-00509 WEE_KLY AND POLITICAL SITUATION REPORTS FROM APRIUMAY 1968. 11-Aug-05 EOM-2005-00511 DECLASSIFICATION OF MEMO FROM CHARLIE ALLEN CLANDESTINE SERVICEH ISTORY PRO] ECT DECRIBT~rG THE ORiGINS & EARLY HISTORY OF THE MISSIONS/ 18-Aug-05 EOM-2005-00520 STATIONS/BASES/UNITS IN AUSTRIA 1945-47. VASILlY MISHIN; USSR's MANNED LUNAR LANDER; 7/69 J-VEHICLE LAUNCH EVENT; ASSESSMENT 23-Aug-05 EOM-2005-00536 OF AGITPROP MATERIALS; CIRCUMLUNAR MISSION 12/68. 01 -Sep-05 EOM-2005-00538 VOLS. I, II, IV, ~ I OF "OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS OPERATION" 19-5ep-05 EOM-2005-00569 FMSAC DAILY REPORTS & ANNUAL SOVIET SPACE HANDBOOKS CLASSIFIED CIA IG REPORT DISCUSSING THE HANDLING OF PRE-SEPT. 11,2001 (9/11) 26-Sep-05 EOM-2005-00589 TERROR§ T THREATS FINAL REPORT BY IG JOHN HELGERSON DISCUSSING THE CIA AND EVENTS OF 9/11/01, AND PRE- 03-0ct-05 EOM-2006-00001 9/11/01 TERRORIST THREATS CIA REPORT, COMPLETED IN 2002, DISCUSSING THE HANDLING OF PRE-SEPT. 11/01 TERRORIST 03-0ct-05 EOM-2006-00003 THREATS 04-0ct-05 EOM-2006-00004 NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE DAILY (NID) DATED 12131/1979, 1/1/80-1/5/80, 1/7/80-1/10/80 18-0ct-05 EOM-2006-00012 PARTS I AND II OF THE OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS OPERATION BY JACK PFEIFFER 18-0ct-05 EOM-2006-00015 2005 REPORT ENTITLED "CIA ACCOUNTABILITY WITH RESPECT TO THE 9/11 ATTACKS. " 18-0ct-05 EOM-2006-00016 BIOGRAPHY OF DCI JOHN MCCONE 18-0ct-05 EOM-2006-00017 "SOVIET MISSILE BASE VENTURE IN CUBA" 18-0ct-05 EOM-2006-00018 "JOHN A. MCCONE: THE SIXTH DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE." 18-0ct-05 EOM-2006-00019 RECORDS PERTAINING TO THE U-2 - CIA INSPECTOR GENERAL REPORT DESCRIBED IN 11 /9/05 NY TIMES ARTICLE, "CLASSIFIED 14-Nov-05 EOM-2006-00033 REPORT WARNED ON CIA'S TACTICS IN INTERROGATION." 21-Nov-05 EOM-2006-00038 ; DOCUMENTS FROM ADM . TURNER'S DCI TENURE 1977-1981 Page 2 of 3 CIA Mandatory Declassification Review Log - 2005 Case Opened I Case Number I Subject 29-Nov-05 EOM-2006-00041 RUSSIAN BANKING IRAQI WEAPONS DECLARATION ON CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL AND NUCLEAR PROGRAMS TO THE 06-Dee-05 EOM-2006-00046 UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL IN DEC. 2002 06-Dee-05 EOM-2006-00047 NARCO-INSURGENT LINKS IN THE ANDES, FROM 29 JULY 1992. 12-Dee-05 EOM-2006-00069 12/30178 IRAN; 2/79, IRAN SITUATION REPORT 19-Dee-05 EOM-2006-00075 THE IRAQ THREAT, 12-15-01 & THE STATUS OF IRAQ'S NUCLEAR PROGRAM, 1-11-02 Page 3 of 3 CIA Mandatory Declassification Review Log - 2006 Case Opened Case Number Subject 04-Jan-06 EOM-2006-00089 RADIO FREE EUROPE 05-Jan-06 EOM-2006-00090 KUBARK COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INTERROGATION (1963). 05-Jan-06 EOM-2006-00092 AIR FINAL REPORT 9/29/1995 09-Jan-06 EOM-2006-00101 NATIONAL I NTELL. DAI LY DATED 9/8, 9/10-9/15, 9/17-9/18 2001 10-Jan-06 EOM-2006-00102 1964 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN CHILE 10-Jan-06 EOM-2006-00103 1964 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN CHILE 10-Jan-06 EOM-2006-00104 SAUDI ARABIAN REQ FOR INFO ON THE US LABOR PARTY DENIAL & DECEPTION IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: ADAPTION IMPLICATIONS FOR WESTERN 16-Jan-06 EOM-2006-00108 INTELLIGENCE APRIL 19 2004. IRAQ'S BIOLOGICAL WARFARE PROGRAM: SADDAM'S ACE IN THE HOLE (8/1990) & WELL POSITIONED 16-Jan-06 EOM-2006-00109 FOR THE FUTURE (4/1997) 24-Jan-06 EOM-2006-00133 CIAIRR PL-2 AND CIAIRR PL-1 CIA & DIA CONGRESSIONAL NOTIFICATION ON THE INC SOURCE (1/27104) JOINT CIA-DIA ASSESSMENT 26-Jan-06 EOM-2006-00135 OF FOREIGN SERVICES SOURCE CURVEBALL (6/7104) 31-Jan-06 EOM-2006-00136 CIA REPORT NUMBER OO-B, 3,096,360 (C. 1 APRIL 1958) 31-Jan-06 EOM-2006-00137 IRAQ'S WMD PROGRAMS 1976 SPECIAL INSPECTIONS OF THE DIRECTORATE OF OPERATIONS, THE DIRECTORATE OF SCIENCE 31-Jan-06 EOM-2006-00138 & TECH., AND DIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE 07-Feb-06 EOM-2006-00148 SADDAM HUSSEIN'S GOVERNANCE AND IRAQ'S WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION PROGRAMS 07-Feb-06 EOM-2006-00149 SENIOR EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE BRIEF FOR 4/17102, MORIID 1136212 10-Feb-06 EOM-2006-00154 SENIOR EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE BRIEF FOR 4/8/02, MORI DOCIO: 1136213 10-Feb-06 EOM-2006-00155 SENIOR EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE BRIEF FOR 4/6/02 MORI DOCID: 1136214 10-Feb-06 EOM-2006-00156 SENIOR EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE BRIEF FOR 3/11/02 MORI DOCID: 1136215 10-Feb-06 EOM-2006-00157 SENIOR EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE BRIEF FOR 3/05/02 MORI DOCID: 1136216 WATCH OFFICERS' NOTES PRODUCED BY THE NAT'L INDICATIONS CENTER FOR THE US 10-Feb-06 EOM-2006-00158 INTELLIGENCE BOARD'S WATCH COMMITIEE FOR 14 TO 31 OCT.
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