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DTIC) Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Request Log, 2010-2020 Description of document: Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request Log, 2010-2020 Requested date: 14-September-2020 Release date: 28-September-2020 Posted date: 19-October-2020 Source of document: Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC-R) ATTN: FOIA Requester Service Center 8725 John J. Kingman Road Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-6218 Fax: 703-767-9201 Email Form Contact DTIC FOIA The governmentattic.org web site (“the site”) is a First Amendment free speech web site, and is noncommercial and free to the public. The site and materials made available on the site, such as this file, are for reference only. The governmentattic.org web site and its principals have made every effort to make this information as complete and as accurate as possible, however, there may be mistakes and omissions, both typographical and in content. The governmentattic.org web site and its principals shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damage caused, or alleged to have been caused, directly or indirectly, by the information provided on the governmentattic.org web site or in this file. The public records published on the site were obtained from government agencies using proper legal channels. Each document is identified as to the source. Any concerns about the contents of the site should be directed to the agency originating the document in question. GovernmentAttic.org is not responsible for the contents of documents published on the website. DEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER 8725 JOHN J. KINGMAN ROAD FORT BELVOIR, VIRGINIA 22060-6218 ~~::~1 DTIC-R (FOIA 2020-120) September 25, 2020 This is in response to your letter dated September 14, 2020, requesting information under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) (enclosure 1). Under Department of Defense rules implementing the FOIA, published at 32 CFR 286, your request was categorized as "other". The information that you have requested, FOIA case logs 2010 through 2020, are approved for public release. Enclosures 2 through 12. They are attached. To date, there are no assessable fees for services from DTIC. Please understand that other members of the public may submit a FOIA request for copies of FOIA requests received by this office, or the names of those who have submitted requests. Should such occur, your name and, if asked for, a copy of your request will be released; however, your home address and home telephone number will not be released. Other private citizens who have obtained your name by using such a request may contact you; however, correspondence from the DoD about your request will be on official letterhead. Please contact me at (571) 448-9702 if you have any questions. Thank you for your interest in obtaining information from DTIC. Sincerely, 12 Enclosures Michael Hamilton FOIA Program Manager FOIA Log 2010 FOIA NUMBER NAME SUBJECT/DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENTS/RECORDS REQUESTED 2010-001 GREENEWALD, JOHN JR. DOCUMENT - AD0016374 2010-002 GREENEWALD, JOHN JR. DOCUMENT - "WEAPONS DEVELOPMENT, SUMMARY REPORT, JULY 1963-MARCH 1964" 2010-003 DIPPEL, KEN DOCUMENTS - AD0841884; AD824988; AD0386099; AD0388893; AD0388137 2010-004 BARRETT, TOM INFORMATION RELATED TO "RECORDS OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS MALFUNCTION DURING MONTHS OF SEPT-OCT 1974 WHILE ERVING ABOARD USS AMERICA & SHOULD INCLUDE BROKEN ARROW INCIDENT" 2010-005 PANTERA, JAMES DOCUMENT - ADA485301 2010-006 JENSEN, CURTIS COPIES OF ANY CONTRACTS, PURCHASE ORDERS AND/OR AWARDS ISSUED FOR THE PURCHASE OR ACQUISITION OF SSL SERVER CERTIFICATES FOR FY 2009 2010-007 THOMPSON, JOSEPH DOCUMENTS - AD0292960 AND AD0227244 2010-008 SCHUCK, HENRY COPY OF ORGANIZATION CHART 2010-009 RAVNITZKY DOCUMENTS - VARIOUS REPORTS 2010-010 PANTERA, JAMES DOCUMENTS - ALL SUPPORT DOCUMENTATION THAT SUPPORTED THE CONCLUSIONS MADE IN ADA485301 2010-011 SMITH, EUGENE DOCUMENTS RELATED TO MEDICAL RESEARCH AT ARKANSAS STATE UNIV IN 1970 2010-012 RAVNITZKY COPIES OF USER COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES 2010-013 GREENEWALD, JOHN JR. DOCUMENT - ADB140746 2010-014 NICHOLL, GRAEME E. DOCUMENTS - "MINIMUM ESSENTIAL EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK (MEECN)" 2010-015 HALL, LARRY RAY RECORDS RELATED TO BSS 2010-016 GREENEWALD, JOHN JR. BIBLIOGRAPHIES - TECHNICAL & RESEARCH SUMMARIES RELATED TO "OPERATION POPEYE" 2010-017 GREENEWALD, JOHN JR. BIBLIOGRAPHIES - TR BIB & RESEARCH SUMMARY BIB ON "PROJECT STORMFURY" 2010-018 GREENEWALD, JOHN JR. BIBLIOGRAPHIES - TR BIB & RESEARCH SUMMARY BIB ON "PROJECT SKYFIRE" 2010-019 GREENEWALD, JOHN JR. BIBLIOGRAPHIES - TR BIB & RESEARCH SUMMARY BIB ON "PROJECT GULF Q" 2010-020 GREENEWALD, JOHN JR. BIBLIOGRAPHIES - TR BIB & RESEARCH SUMMARY BIB ON "PROJECT HOTSHOT" 2010-021 GREENEWALD, JOHN JR. BIBLIOGRAPHIES - TR BIB & RESEARCH SUMMARY BIB ON "PROJECT FOGGY CLOUD I; PROJECT FOGGY CLOUD II; ETC." 2010-022 ROBERT, GOVE INFORMATION REGARDING "IONIZED GAMMA RADIATION FROM STORAGE BUNDERS & ARTILLERY SHELLS" 2010-023 RAVNITZKY, MICHAEL BIBLIOGRAPHIES - "BULL, G.V. (GERALD)" 2010-024 RAVNITZKY, MICHAEL BIBLIOGRAPHIES - CORPORATE AUTHOR "GENERAL MILLS" 2010-025 RAVNITZKY, MICHAEL BIBLIOGRAPHIES - CORPORATE AUTHOR "WHIRLPOOL CORP." 2010-026 RAVNITZKY, MICHAEL BIBLIOGRAPHIES - CORNELL AERONAUTICAL LABORATORY; CORNELL AERONAUTICAL LAB; CALSPAN 2010-027 RAVNITZKY, MICHAEL BIBLIOGRAPHIES - CORPORATE AUTHOR "RAND CORP." 2010-028 RAVNITZKY, MICHAEL BIBLIOGRAPHIES - CORPORATE AUTHOR "PROCTOR AND GAMBLE" 2010-029 LOWTHER BIBLIOGRAPHIES - ARMY MISSILE TRANSPORT PROGRAM; ARMY BALLISTIC MISSILE AGENCY CIRCA 1958; REDSTONE MISSILE TRANSPORT VERSION 2010-030 KLOTZBACK, THOMAS J. DOCUMENT - ADA004755 2010-031 SAVINO, PATRICIA ACCESS TO & COPIES OF NAMES, EMAIL ADDRESSES OF BUYERS, PROCUREMENT SPECIALISTS, ETC. 2010-032 SHUCK, HENRY COPY OF ORGANIZATION CHART 2010-033 GREENEWALD, JOHN JR. INFORMATION FROM DODTECHIPEDIA 2010-034 LOTOSKI, JOHN A. DOCUMENTS - AD0284434 AND AD0249256 2010-035 GRAYSON, DEAN L. DOCUMENTS - ADB009323, ADB000634, AND AD0913808 2010-036 ORR, CAROLYN M. COPIES OF NAVY AND/OR DEFENSE FUEL SUPPLY CENTER CONTRACTS, ETC. 2010-037 HOOD, MATTHEW COPY OF "DTIC MEDIA/PRESS KIT" 2010-038 LAPSLEY, PHILIP D. BIBLIOGRAPHIES & RESEARCH SUMMARIES RELATED TO "BELL LABORATORIES; AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH; ETC." 2010-039 HOOD, MATTHEW DOCUMENT - COPY OF REQUEST LETTER TO FOIA 2007-19 2010-040 WHITTINGTON, ELIZABETH DOCUMENT - AD0301248 "AN ANNOTATED HISTORY OF CODORAC, 1953-1958" 2010-041 NO NAME GIVEN COPIES OF THE NAMES OF CONTRACTORS AND SUB CONTRACTORS 2010-042 HOOD, MATTHEW BIBLIOGRAPHY - ZEPA; SREBRENICA 2010-043 HOOD, MATTHEW BIBLIOGRAPHY - OPERATION DELIBERATE FORCE 2010-044 GARDYN, FELIPE BIBLIOGRAPHY - X-46; X-49; X-50; X-51; PAK-DA-TUPOLEV DESIGN BUREAU; PAK-FA- SUKHOI DESIGN BUREAU 2010-045 HOOD, MATTHEW BIBLIOGRAPHY - VISEGRAD; MOSTAR; BIHAC 2010-046 HOOD, MATTHEW BIBLIOGRAPHY - USTASHA; USTASHE; USTASHI 2010-047 RAVNITZKY, MICHAEL BIBLIOGRAPHY - MOBILE SENSOR; MOBILE SENSORS 2010-048 KLOTZ, JAMES BIBLIOGRAPHIES - MANUAL CARD FILE SEARCH ON "POST OFFICE" OR UNITED STATES POST OFFICE" 2010-049 KROPF, JOHANNES DOCUMENT - ADB295267 2010-050 RANDOLPH, KELDA DOCUMENTS/INFORMATION RELATED TO GANG STALKING 2010-051 HADLEY, GREGORY L. DOCUMENTS - AD871157 AND ADB269397 2010-052 LESSER, KURT DOCUMENT - TECHNICAL MANUAL ON THE AN/PRC-117D 2010-053 RAVNITZKY, MICHAEL BIBLIOGRAPHIES - CORPORATE AUTHOR "PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL PHILADELPHIA UNIT FOR EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHIATRY" 2010-054 RAVNITZKY, MICHAEL DOCUMENTS - ADB198413; ADB323060; AD840632; AD877178 2010-055 LOTOSKY, JOHN A. DOCUMENTS - VARIOUS REGARDING ENERGY CONVERSION DEVICES 2010-056 RAVNITZKY, MICHAEL DOCUMENTS - AD0227693; ADB972159; ADB806955 2010-057 RAVNITZKY, MICHAEL DOCUMENTS - ADB816791; ADB816792 2010-058 HERSCHAFT, RANDY BIBLIOGRAPHIES - RELATED TO FT TERRY; FORT TERRY; PLUM ISLAND; PLUM ISLAND ANIMAL RESEARCH CENTER 2010-059 MILLER, STEVE DOCUMENT - AIRCREW PROCEDURE CHECKLIST (1966-1976) FOR DC-130E 2010-060 PLAUGHER, CORRIE COPIES OF TECHNICAL AREA TASKS (TATS) ISSUED BTW JAN 2007 - JAN 2010 UNDER IATAC, MSIAC, AND DACS Page 1 of 2 Pages FOIA Log 2010 FOIA NUMBER NAME SUBJECT/DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENTS/RECORDS REQUESTED 2010-061 PLAUGHER, CORRIE COPY OF CONTRACT SPO700-00-D-3180 2010-062 HULTMAN, PATRIK RECORDS/DOCUMENTS - VARIOUS PERSONNEL INFORMATION 2010-063 ROCHA, GEORGE DOCUMENT - "OSD UAV RELIABILITY STUDY" 2010-064 MCELFRESH, JAMES M. II BIBLIOGRAPHIES - OPERATION PLUMB-BOB; RADIATION EXPOSURE; U.S. MARINES IN 1950'S 2010-065 TALVI, SILJA RECORDS/DOCUMENTS - VARIOUS PERSONNEL INFORMATION 2010-066 GREENEWALD, JOHN JR. DOCUMENT - AD0722671 2010-067 GARDYN, FELIPE BIBLIOGRAPHIES - CONTRACT F33615-87-C-3227; X-49; X-50; SINGLE STAGE TO ORBIT (SSTO) VEHICLES 2010-068 LEVENSON, DAVID SAMUEL RECORDS/DOCUMENTS - VARIOUS PERSONNEL INFORMATION 2010-069 SMITH, EUGENE RECORDS/DOCUMENTS - VARIOUS PERSONNEL INFORMATION 2010-070 GREENEWALD, JOHN JR. DOCUMENT - ADB951717 2010-071 HULTMAN, PATRIK COPIES OF VARIOUS FOIA REQUESTS RECEIVED 2010-072 SKELLEY, LYNNE COPIES OF CONTRACT SP070098D4000 2010-073 SKELLEY, LYNNE COPIES OF CONTRACT SP070099D0300 2010-074 KLOTZ, JAMES BIBLIOGRAPHIES - ANP; AIRCRAFT NUCLEAR PROPULSION; NEPA; NUCLEAR ENERGY FOR PROPULSION OF AIRCRAFT 2010-075 HOOD, MATTHEW BIBLIOGRAPHIES - PROJECT VIGILANT; RECORDED FUTURE 2010-076 KOBLENTZ, GREGORY DOCUMENTS - 10 VARIOUS PUBLISHED BY DR. J. L. ROBERTS AND MR. KENNETH CALDER FROM FT. DETRICK 2010-077 HOOD, MATTHEW BIBLIOGRAPHIES - WIKILEAKS; WIKILEAKS.ORG 2010-078 SMATHERS, JASON BIBLIOGRAPHIES - POLICES AND/OR REGULATIONS THAT LIMIT THE EXERCISE
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