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Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) Freedom of Information Act Log, Oct 1, 2012 - Dec 15, 2012 Description of document: Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) Freedom of Information Act log, Oct 1, 2012 - Dec 15, 2012 Requested date: December 2012 Release date: September 2013 Posted date: 14-September-2020 Source of document: Defense Intelligence Agency ATTN: FAC2C (FOIA) 7400 Pentagon Washington, DC 20301-7400 Online FOIA Request Form 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. OIAFOIALog 10/1/12 - 12/15/12 Request ID Req'-"•r Name Request DeiCriptlon Request Type FO!A-00001-2013 Slaughter, Keisha Requesting all documents regarding the Oct. 1995 FOIA trip by Secretary of Defl!nse William Perry to Mexico. FO!A-00002-2013 Greenstein, Jane Requesting Information on capture and detainment FOIA of Pedro Lamberto Hernandez Rosales from his home In Mejicanos, San Salvador on Sept. 26, 1981. FOIA-00003-2013 Slaughter, Keisha Requesting all documents pertaining to the Mexican FOIA Amny firing and pursuing United States Border P11trol lnPnk nn c; <nil FOIA-00004-2013 Dishneau, David Direct response from DoD. Damage done to DoD FOIA operatiOns by the online publication by Wlklleaks ol war logs and diplomatic cables starting in April 2010. FOIA-00005-2013 Elias, Barbara Requesting all documents from November 1, 200B to FOIA the present related to Kam Sham in North IWni ri~h•n P•~~~~• n FO!A-00006-2013 Greenewald, John Requesting Information from case 403-2009. FOIA FOIA-00007-2013 Santos, Rose Request contract information on HHM4020BR0034. FOIA FOIA-00008-2013 Johnson, Nicole Requesting all notes, In response to the November FOIA 13, 2009 court filing of the case of the Jesuit priest murdered in El Salvador November 16, 1989. The case was filed In the Spanish Court, under NatiOnal Court Judge Ignacio Velasco. The case Is charging 14 military offiCers, members of the Atlacatt counterinsurgency battalion which raided the San Salvador campus of the Jesuit University of Central America (UCA), killing six priests - five of whom were Spanish citizens - their housekeeper Elba Ramos and her daughter Cella Hansels Ramos FOIA-00009-2013 Slaughter, Keisha Request documents regarding 73 UH-1 H Huey FOIA helicopters donated to the Mexican military by the United States. FOIA-00010-2013 Elias, Barbara Requesting all documents discussing the June 28, FOIA 2011 attack on the I ntercontinental Hotel in Kabul, FOIA-00011-2013 Slaughter, Keisha Requesting documents on helicopter incursions FOIA and/or planned entries by the Mexican Military into Texas. Interested In but not limited to the following dates: March 8, 2010, June 3, 2010, July 19, 2010, and September 2, 2010. FOIA-00012·2013 Bowen, Patrick 1-Any records concerning the Military Intelligence FOIA Division investigetion into the Moorish Science Temple of America during the 1940s and 1950s 2- Any records cona!ming the G-2 investigation into the Moroccan United Organizations Federation, a Moroccan nationalist group In the U.S. 3-Any records concerning the G- 2 investigation into the Eastern Pacific Movement/Moslem Holy Temple of Islam. 4- Any records coocernlng the Firth Army investigation into the Moslem Holy Temple ol Islam - Detroit Branch. FOIA-00013-2013 Gary, Christopher Request regarding Hussein Uday. Request also has FOIA multiole names In reauest. FOIA-00014-2013 Bigwood, Jeremy Requesting information on Nicos Anastaslades, or FOIA Nikos DIAFOIAlog 10/1/12 - 12/15/12 RequestiD Requ-•r Name Request Description Requ-Type FOJA-Q0015-2013 le, Loan Requesting case notes for cases PA 0566-2012 and FOIA lAPP 0116-2012. FOIA-00016-2013 Vance, Donald Requesting any email correspondence concerning FOIA "No Easv Dav• FOIA-00017-2013 Vance, Donald Requesting all FOIA received by the DIA duri119 the FOIA time period ot July 1, 2012 to October 1, 2012. FOIA-00018-2013 Sauter, Mark Requesting all documents regarding live sightlngs FOIA and/or intelligence reports of U.S. military personnel captured during the Korean War and alive in the OPRK, PRC and or Soviet Union/Soviet Sloe countries /FSU after 24 Oecember 1953, not including those servicemen and CIA personnel publicly known via newspaper article to have been in these location and those times (eg, 21 US •turncoats• and Arnold Crew). FOIA-00019-2013 Greenewald, John Requesting information on 4,000 tons ot shells FOIA explOded ne~~r military testing ground some 40 kilometers from the city ot Orenburg in Central Russia, prompting the mass evacuation ot two nearby towns. The incident occurred on or around October 9, 2012. FOIA-00020-2013 Thorson, Jessica All contracts for McAfee, Inc. FOIA FOIA-00021-2013 Slaughter, Keisha Requesting information on the rape and assualt of 13 FOIA 14 women who worked as dancers, sex workers and waitresses in the night club "EI Persico" in Castanos, Coahuila Mexico. FOIA-00022-2013 Ramundo, Douglas Requesting DIA's Declassification Guide. FOIA FOJA-00023-2013 Boundaoui, Assia Requesting any and all videos, audio recordings and FOIA photographs featuring the Image, likeness and/or voice of Abu Musab ai-Zarqawl aka Ahmad Fadeel at- Nazal ai-Khalayeh or presumed to be Abu Musab at- Zarqawi, filmed in Iraq, or presumably filmed In Iraq, between 2001 and his death in June of 2006. FOIA-00024-2013 Solove, Joan Requesting information on father. FOIA FOIA-00025-2013 Osborn, Ramona Requesting all FOIA requests made from January 1, FOIA 2009 through present seeking information about any type of surveillance and harassment, gang stalking, physical Impersonation and psychological operations perpetrated on Individuals on U.S. soil, and DIA's responses to those FOIA requests. FOJA-00026-20 13 Slade, Charles Requesting the OPERATIONAL MISHAPS BY AIR FOIA DEFENSE UNITS (PE!fi'AGON INTEWGENCE REPORT 20081 FOIA-00027-2013 Tilkin, Dan Requesting Iraqi radio transmission intercepts, FOIA Interpretations, translations, or analysis and statements by members and commanders of the 507th Maintenance Unit, especially Pfc. Patrick Miller and SgtJames Riley. DIAFOIALog 10/1/12 - 12/15/12 RequestiD Requester Name Req..-t Deoc:rlption Request Type FOIA-00028-2013 Elias, Barbara Requesting all reports, cables, summaries and FOIA memos from Oct 1, 2001 to October 2003 related to Pakistani Intelligence (lSI) Chief Ehsan ui-Haq and one or more of the following subjects: Afghanistan; Taliban; AI-Qaeda Osama bin Laden; Mullah Omar and Haqqani. FOIA-00029-2013 : I Requesting •orA Annual Human Capital Survey FOJA Agency Report Survey Results and Analysis" for the (b)(6) \ v""'"" 2007 to ~•,.nt. FOIA-00030-2013 Santos, Rose Requesting all task orders to lndude SOWs for: FOIA HHM4020900002, HHM4020900003, HHM40209D0004, HHM4020900006, ~n,. FOIA-00031-2013 Vance, Donald Requesting copy of first 100 pages of the EMERALDS FOIA l<vstO!m manual. FOIA-00032·2013 Zenderland, Leila Requesting all information on All Kemal Karadayl. FOIA FOIA-00033·2013 Darcy, Dustin Requesting all documents In the DIA's electronic and FOIA print database that discuss Measurement and Signature Intelligence (MAS! NT) from a theoretical standpoint, Measurement and Signature Intelligence Exploitation (MASINT-X) and Solicitation No. BAA- RIK-12-02. FOIA-00034-2013 Ward-Hunt, Robert Requesti"ll the followi"ll select summary metrics FOIA from agency annual FOIA reports from FYs 1996- 2007: Number of FOIA requests at beginning of FY, number of new FOIA requests received, number of requests processed, number of requests remaining at end of FY, number of requests fully granted, number requests partially granted, number of requests denied due to exception and number of requests denied due to other reasons. FOIA-00035-2013 Darcy, Dustin Requesting all documents in the DIA's electronic and FOIA print database that discuss Advance Remote Ground Unattended Sensors (ARGUS) and ARGUS solicitation No. F19628..()Q-R·0045. FO!A-()()()36-2013 Willard, Emily Requesting information on Carlos Humberto FOIA lnuint~m< Garda from 1983-1987. FO!A-00037-2013 Wingate, Tom Requesting information on where the Press Secetary FOJA of the White House obtained the Information that stated a video on Youtube wa s largely responsible for the attack on the Consulate in Ubya that resulted In four dead Americans. FOIA-()0038-2013 Copeland, Cyrus Requesting Information on W. A. Copeland (aka Max FOJA ICooelandl. FOIA-00039-2013 Copeland, Cyrus Requesting information on George Maurice FOIA In, FOIA-00040-2013 Amore, Anthony Requesting information on Amb. John Stevens. FOIA FOIA-00041-2013 Thomas, Margaret Requesting any documents that mention a Japanese FOIA man living in Yakutat, Alaska between 1912-1941 named KAYAMORI, first name SUZUKl, SHOKl, I<:FJI(I - ---- ------- ---- - DIAFOIALog 10/1/12 - 12/15/12 RequestiD Requester Name Request Deecriptlon Request TYpe FOIA-00042-2013 Kornbluh, Peter Requestino all data on the followino military FOIA personnel involved In the murder of six members of the People's Revolutionary Vanguard (Vanguarda Popular Revolucionalia) in Foz do lguacu National Parle, Brazil on July 13/14 1974: Enio Pimentel Silveira, Douto.- Nei.
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