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2014 Calendar Year FOIA Case Log DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY UNITED STATES ARMY INTfLUGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND FREEDOM OF INFORMATION/PRIVACY OFFICE FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20755-5995 REPLY TO ATTENTION OF: Freedom of Information/ Privacy Office 0 7 MAY 2015 Mr. John Greenewald, Jr. 8512 Newcastle Avenue Northridge, California 91325 Dear Mr. Greenewald: This responds to your request of March 29, 2015, for a copy of the 2014 calendar year FOIA Case Log. Your request was received in this office on March 30, 2015. The 2014 calendar year FOIA Case Log has been determined to be partially releasable since the release of the information deleted from the records would result in an unwarranted invasion of the privacy rights of the individuals concerned, this information is exempt from the public disclosure provisions of the FOIA per Title 5 U.S. Code 552 (b)(6). The withholding of the information described above is a partial denial of your request. This denial is made on behalf of Major General George J. Franz, Ill, Commanding, U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command, who is the Initial Denial Authority for Army intelligence investigative and security records under the FOIA. You have the right to appeal this decision to the Secretary of the Army. Your appeal must be postmarked no later than 60 calendar days from the date of this letter. After the 60-day period, the case may be considered closed; however, such closure does not preclude you from filing litigation in the courts. You should state the basis of your disagreement with the response and provide justification for a reconsideration of the denial. An appeal may not serve as a request for additional or new information. An appeal may only address information denied in this response. Your appeal is to be made to this office, for forwarding, as appropriate to the Secretary of the Army, Office of the General Counsel. • -2- If you have any questions regarding this action, feel free to contact this office at 1-866-548-5651, or email the INSCOM FOIA office at: usarmy.meade.902-mi­ [email protected] and refer to case #0743F-15. Please note that you now have the ability to check the status of your request online via the U.S. Army Records Management and Declassification Agency (RMDA) website: https://www.foia.army.mii/FACTS/CaseStatus.aspx. Please refer to FOIA Control Number: FP-15-014475. Sincerely, \ ~- 1\ M~~. ,, bt:e~t~if ~eJ~J~ Freedom of Information/Privacy Office Investigative Records Repository Enclosure Search Results Page 1 of 16 o,... __ .,..._ 1\ .,..,_..,. A -.c.:.u:6-:n.,.. U'"'I-In-..... -t-. .... ...a~ u-• T--=-- < > Control Reg. Last Action Taken Subject Matter Number Name r P -1 4 -0 07:~ 12 Ciccariello­ Denied in Part FBI FOI/PA # 1223139-0 Re : Ojeda, Fabricio 1 classified document Maher ------ --. ~--------·-·-- _..,_. _____, ___ , _____ ......... ... .., . .,_ • .,,¥. Administratively All documents, electronic or otherwise, that reference The Jedi project, or Project Jedi. Jedi ProJect's aim was to seek and . Closed "construct teachable models of behaivorable/physical excellence using unconventional means." This project is referred to in the book of The Warrior's Edge, by CoL Johh B. Alexander (Ret.), Janet Morris, and Maj . Richard Groller. ....... ·····-----·-··-··· -------···-·· ····- ----- - .. ···········-···-····· .. ···--- ---- ................... ... , ___........ _ ___ ___ ___ ____ ··-·--···· ....... documents identified to W911W409D0100: Bas1c Contract, SOW, Modifications, Business Clearance, Technical Proposal, Task Orders, Delivery Orders. RatefPricings Data. List of Respondents. Abstract of OHerors. Slides from Oral Presentation. RFP. Bidders Mail List. Videotape from Oral Presentations, Transcript from Oral Presentation FP- 14-QD/423 Greenewald Administratively bibliography/printout of all documents in the National Ground Intelligence Center holdngs, for ALL YEARS, on the fo llowing . Jr Closed subjects/key words: MIND CONTROL, MKULTA, MKDELTA , MKNAOMI P -- l·~- - C ( t/·· 12 D r · Santos Administratively : following documents identified to W911W409D01 01 : Basic Contract, SOW , Modifications, Business Clearance, Te ch nical - Closed Proposal , Task Orders, Delivery Orders, Rate/Pricing Data , List of Respondents, Abstract of Offerors, Slides from Oral Presentation , RFP, Bidders Mailing List, Videotape from Oral Presentaion, Transcript from Oral Presentation, Other (P lease · Specify), Any other Available documentation r:P -H -UO/ •H\ / Herschaft · Administratively Wasyl Stanyslawiw Closed I'T'- ''1-ClF:)()f) Herschaft Administrat ively Wolodymyr Herasym enko Closed 14 -0 07C•1~· FP - Silinsky MG Stephen Fogarty and Mr. Bradley Dorris, All .. lam mentioned or refere~ced in any communication~in~hi~h l b6 - storage system. Last f1ve years. ---- • ··••••• •• • • ••• 'o --• • • - ·~- - ~-~~~.,···~--·-···· No o- ~ FP-1 t!-007SG4 ! Greenewald ; Den ied in Part All documents. electronic or otherwise. pertaining to FOIA case 0492F-14. all letters. memos. emails, inter-agency communications, ! 1 ! JR . etc. ''' 'o ,.,,,., o··o· r-•• · -- · - -·-· ·· ---~~-~ - ·~· - ·AOO-.~--~~~ - -···-• • ' '' 0' ··N···- ~O.U ,_.,,~···~· -N .~ . ·• ·o Administratively A copy of all documents or recordings regarding the USS Liberty Closed Guatemala NW 34606 1953-1956 --.- -~ ---- - - - .. ---- F P--14-007984 ; Lavezzi FBI File number 65-15188 !'--~--~- ----- - ~---- - -----~ --~-- -- - -·-- --~ H - 00/~;~~b FP -- ., Berg Administratively ! All documents or memos regarding guidelines for appropriate office apparel. Closed ' Santos P - H -00:3 1 -i~i .· r : Administratively ; W911W510DDOD8 Contract, SOW!PWS Closed Search Results Page 2 of 16 Santos Current GDIT contract supporting INSCOM CIO/G6 telecommunications and infrastructure support to INSCOM HO, subordinate FP- 14 -G081A8 ~ Commands, and other components. r-. - - -·-····~ ·- ~ ~-- - ---- ---- ··~--·-·· ------- --~·-· ·- ~---- - -- ----------· .. --- --·---------· ·-· "" -- -- . -.. ·····---------·--·- ·•······--- ___ , __ ____ .. ·• .. ··- · ,.. .. ' .... ,.. __, , ........ ..... ... .. -- ..- ---..•• ·······-·---·--···· · ·0 03?~>:\ F !' ·1·1 · Herschaft . Administratively ' Army CIC Reports on members of the Ukrainian 14th Waffen - SS Division including but not limited to Vol1 -12. (The reports Closed !may have been comiled in 1986. } FF' 1-\ GD I\)('i(~ Schroeder : Granted ; all information about the Intelligence Support Activity, from 1985 through 2014 and any units that proceeded it through name changesordes~nations. v·l'-1 '1-0G'U:!9 Ke llogg · Administratively i any and all records pertaining to Brigadier General Vernon Starr Morehouse's service during World War Two. Closed fT' . 1- 1 00fs'.l93 Nichter 1-1)-14 001:'.46 7 Butler 79th US Army Securiy Agency Special Operations Unit from August 0196 through August 1963 on Shemya Island, Alaska H'· I ..; .()Q8"i',i B Ellis Journal article from Antiaircraft Defense Herald from 1984 No 5 (MAY), authored by N. Moskvitelev, entitled "For the Complex Types of Employment- Unweakened Attention" ··-- - - - ·- -- ~- , ~-----·· · ·-' -___ ____ _ __ ____ --- FP-14-01 0182 Rodriguez Materials related to the Military Intelligence Battalion Low Intensity Ll Conflict assigned to Palmerola Air Base, Honduras during the 1986 to 1987 timeframe. [} f-- P--·1~l- - - I D·! 99 Operation ObefJOCh , Vol. II (German Rocket Scientists) 1947 F'f' i,J !) 10:>3! Administratively Military's use of on~ b6 rin clandestine operations -In Africa during the fourth quarter of 1993 -At the Colorado School of Closed Mines from 1990 to 2002 l i '- 1"1 UiO>l1 McConnell Administratively b6 I Closed i'- l~1--U1 i)4:>1 Chester Special Service Branch (1943-1947) r' 1 f P 1-1 0 1l}13 :i Elias All documents from March 1, 2003 to the present related in whole or in part to education. cooperation, support aid and training involv1ng or between (ai-Qaeda in Afghanistain, Pakistan, Iraq, Taliban DIA CASE #0614-2003 < > Search Results Page 3 of 16 FP-·14--0·1·1155 Freedom of Information Act-Litigation Case No _ 14-L-0011 ~ -- ·-- ~ -- --·- · ···-- ···· ·~ · · · ·~---- -..·~------ ·- · -- · - -~·-·- .. .. -·· - ...... -···-·------ .... ···-·-- ·-· -······-·· ... -·"'-.. ··-·--· -·•... .. ... A H-'-1,1011225 #0921 P-14 r--P --14011 :3 1/ lischka. Guttentag 11'- 1<1 -0 11 :;2: FY2013 FOIA Log ; f'i' 1•1 (1 1 i b32 McBride : Administratively . FOIA Case Appeal #3915F-12 Closed ' ! P-14-0 11 V35 Mcilwain . Administratively Laron Guy (Case Number NW 25922) Closed FP I tJ-C 11 :~38 Hanfstaengl. Ernst Franz Sedgwick 1 FF ·1J:!.-O·t 1 ~~~9 FP l •l -0 120:12 FP-14-0 12039 SPC Charles P_McClure "An Encyclopedia of Flying Saucers" FP-14-0-!2332 Nolan f"p .. ·1~~- 0 12~~ ?7 Nichter • Request FBI records on FBI's Special Investigative Service ·-····- ~,.. .•... ,,,.£' · - ·-·-. ·-··--··-··----·-···- -·- --·--·-------·--· .. ···--·-... - ·- -·--· -······· -·---··-'"- FF'--14--0 1?7 37 Meeks Fl'-14-012'/t\1 Zumoff Denied in Part ·All records concerning deceased individual named Domingo, Wilfred A Fi'-1'1-0'12il3'i Geerhart Administratively Folder "311" and Project Casper I'T'-: .; D1 ?tl, ! :O Hood _Administratively ; Request access to and copies of Military Intelligence Digest (MID) fo r August 4-8 in 1995. · Closed !:P-1 IJ C12f:4 8 Boundaoui - Request any and all videos, audio recordings and photographs featuring the image, likeness and/or voice of Abu Musab al­ : Zarqawi_ H) i ·1-0 i 3-1 D4 Esders Administratively • Requesting a copy of all bonds posted by lebolo!Watts. 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