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7Th Annual Aviation Day at the Capitol Now Available November/December September/October YUMA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Yuma County Airport Authority 2191 E 32nd St, Ste 218, Yuma, AZ 85365 (928) 726-5882 PORT OF OPPORTUNITY September 8, 2012 Wayne Benesch Attorney Byrne & Benesch, P.C. 230 W. Morrison Street Yuma, AZ 85366-6446 Dear Mr. Benesch, Regarding the recent Public Records Request from Mr. Gamez: I completed the analysis and identified 1,304 documents that match his search criteria out of the 43,070 documents in my email archive. After applying a security filter there are 441 email messages that I feel are releasable. I have documented the processes below to arrive at this conclusion and offer it for your review. Wha’cha think? Starting with a database of all email records, we created two working “folders” to sift through the information. One folder is the “target” folder and one is the “Gen Grosse” folder. From the view of all emails we used the search function built into Notes to extract specific messages and then added them to the “target” folder, as shown below: Step 1) Create a “Target” folder and add all email containing the phrase: Search Terms to add Hits Document count Bill Gresser 577 579 Rob Ingold 438 848 James Corbett 148 944 Paul Johnson 40 979 Greg Wilkinson 58 1,027 The next phase included a large set of emails that contained the name “Gen Grosse.” From that set we pulled out four subsets of emails that included the four search terms shown below. These subsets were added to the “Target” folder. Step 2) In separate folder add all email from Gen Grosse 5,000 5,000 Step 3) Transfer to target folder emails that include: Search Terms to add Hits Document Count Million Air 257 1,264 Joe Gamez 40 1,304 Mitch Dunn 0 1,304 Freeman holdings 0 1,304 1,304 email messages meet Mr. Gamez’s criteria. We then applied the filter that you and I discussed. The filter terms are included below along with the hit counts on each search term: Step 4: Delete emails by the following filter keywords: Search Terms to Delete Hits Document Count aircraft parking 24 1,280 security badge 1 1,279 gate access 10 1,269 .mil 141 1,128 Benesch 264 864 Mcculloch 9 855 Lieberman 1 854 Gerding 3 851 Armament 3 848 gc.ca (Canadian military) 12 836 .uk (British military) 9 827 Troops 5 822 BAE Systems (UK contractor on Nimrod) 5 817 Remove email not to/from people above 304 513 Remove emails to myself via software alert 34 479 Remove calendar entries 25 454 Remove invitations 4 450 Royal Air Force 7 443 Candadian 3 440 British 2 438 Add back Paul Johnson 3 441 The final package of 441 emails, totaling 817 pages is attached to this memorandum. If this looks good for you, I will release the documents to Mr. Gamez for his “review” only. Sincerely, Craig Williams Airport Director Attachments Request by Gamez Releaseable Emails Russian jet Bill Gresser to: Craig Williams 05/14/2009 03:54 PM Cc: Ron' Rice, Rob Ingold, Harry and Maureen Hengl, Albert Gardner History: This message has been replied to. Craig I haven't edited the "message", and I'm sure you can find a lot wrong with it. However, the airplane's performance is impressive. Bill Gresser > Russia now has #1 fighter plane in the world..... the SU-30- Vectored > Thrust with Canards. As you watch this airplane, look at the canards > moving along side of, and just below the canopy rail. The "canards" > are the Small wings forward of the main wings. The smoke and contrails > provide a sense of the actual flight path, sometimes in reverse > direction. This video is of an in-flight demonstration flown by the > Russian's-30MK fighter aircraft. You will not believe what you are > about to see. > The fighter can stall from high speed, stopping forward motion > in seconds.(full stall). Then it demonstrates an ability to descend tail first without causing a compressor stall. It can also recover from a flat spin in less than a minute. > These maneuver capabilities don’t exist in any other aircraft in the > world today.. Take a look at the video with the sound up. This aircraft > is of concern to U.S. and NATO planners. We don't know which nations > will soon be flying the SU-30MK, hopefully China isn't one of them..... > Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Note: We worked with > advanced aircraft flight control systems and concepts for many years as > an extension of stability control and means of control. Canards and > vectored thrust were among many concepts examined to extend our fighter > aircraft performance. > Neither our current or next generation aircraft now poised for funding > and production can in any way match the performance of this Russian > aircraft NOW FLYING in any near combat situation. > Somehow the bankrupt Russian aircraft industry has out produced our > complex politically tainted aerospace industry with this technological > marvel. > Scratch any ideas of "close" in air-to-air combat with this aircraft in > the future. Russian_Jet_CA_SU-301.wmv Re: AIC Groundbreaking Invite Craig Williams to: Gen Grosse 07/23/2012 01:33 PM Gen, Looks good. Craig Williams Airport Director Yuma International Airport 2191 E 32nd Street, Ste 218 Yuma, AZ 85365 928-726-5882 Gen Grosse Mr. Williams, Here is my first draft of the AIC Gro... 07/23/2012 12:41:21 PM From: Gen Grosse/yumaairport To: Craig Williams, Date: 07/23/2012 12:41 PM Subject: AIC Groundbreaking Invite Mr. Williams, Here is my first draft of the AIC Groundbreaking Invitation. If you would, please review/make changes/pick a date - and I'll send it over to Brett to make 'pretty'. YCAA AIC Groundbreaking Invite.ppt Here is my list - first tab = invite, second is to do - let me know if there's anyone else you'd like invited. I'm thinking the following people to speak: Rob Ingold, Julie Engel, Alan Pruitt, Robert Pickels, Vice Mayor Paul Johnson (or Greg Wilkingson to keep it on an even keel), Chris Thompson and Troy Eckard. Lists.xls Gen Grosse Corporate Account Manager Yuma International Airport 2191 E. 32nd Street, Suite 218 Yuma, AZ 85365 Office: 928.726.5882 Ext 126 Mobile: 928.750.0442 Fax: 928.344.4677 Email: [email protected] www.yumaairport.com www.defensetesting.com www.facebook.com/flyyuma AIC Groundbreaking Invite Gen Grosse to: Craig Williams 07/23/2012 12:41 PM History: This message has been replied to. Mr. Williams, Here is my first draft of the AIC Groundbreaking Invitation. If you would, please review/make changes/pick a date - and I'll send it over to Brett to make 'pretty'. YCAA AIC Groundbreaking Invite.ppt Here is my list - first tab = invite, second is to do - let me know if there's anyone else you'd like invited. I'm thinking the following people to speak: Rob Ingold, Julie Engel, Alan Pruitt, Robert Pickels, Vice Mayor Paul Johnson (or Greg Wilkingson to keep it on an even keel), Chris Thompson and Troy Eckard. Lists.xls Gen Grosse Corporate Account Manager Yuma International Airport 2191 E. 32nd Street, Suite 218 Yuma, AZ 85365 Office: 928.726.5882 Ext 126 Mobile: 928.750.0442 Fax: 928.344.4677 Email: [email protected] www.yumaairport.com www.defensetesting.com www.facebook.com/flyyuma Re: Rob Ingold Gen Grosse to: Craig Williams 01/12/2012 01:19 PM History: This message has been replied to. Thanks - here it is: 2012-1-11 Airport Welcomes New Officials.doc Gen Grosse Corporate Account Manager Yuma International Airport 2191 E. 32nd Street, Suite 218 Yuma, AZ 85365 Office: 928.726.5882 Ext 126 Mobile: 928.750.0442 Fax: 928.344.4677 Email: [email protected] www.yumaairport.com www.defensetesting.com www.facebook.com/flyyuma Craig Williams Looks good. Below the picture, identify who is w... 01/12/2012 01:16:11 PM From: Craig Williams/yumaairport To: Gen Grosse/yumaairport@yumaairport Date: 01/12/2012 01:16 PM Subject: Re: Rob Ingold Looks good. Below the picture, identify who is who, i.e. William Gresser, right, hands over the job as president to Rob Ingold, left. Or something like that for the benefit of the publishers. Also identify who owns the photo, i.e. photo by Gen Grosse, YCAA, distributable to the public domain. =Craig= Craig Williams Airport Director Yuma International Airport 2191 E 32nd Street, Ste 218 Yuma, AZ 85365 928-726-5882 Gen Grosse Mr. Williams, Mr. Ingold asked me to change the... 01/12/2012 12:54:08 PM Rob Ingold Gen Grosse to: Craig Williams 01/12/2012 12:54 PM History: This message has been replied to. Mr. Williams, Mr. Ingold asked me to change the opening paragraph to say he was the president of the YRMC board, and move the president of AWC part down towards the end of the press release. Here's the final draft - let me know if okay to release 2012-1-11 Airport Welcomes New Officials.doc Gen Grosse Corporate Account Manager Yuma International Airport 2191 E. 32nd Street, Suite 218 Yuma, AZ 85365 Office: 928.726.5882 Ext 126 Mobile: 928.750.0442 Fax: 928.344.4677 Email: [email protected] www.yumaairport.com www.defensetesting.com www.facebook.com/flyyuma Re: Aerospace Client Gen Grosse to: Greg LaVann 02/23/2010 04:38 PM Cc: Craig Williams Good Afternoon Greg, Thank you so much for your query. I have attached our standard powerpoint presentation which we give to defense contractors who are interested in relocating to the airport in support of their mission.
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