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FOIA Logs for US Air Force Incirlik Air Base, Turkey For Description of document: FOIA CASE LOGS for: US Air Force Incirlik Air Base, Turkey Requested date: 02-July-2007 Released date: 30-August-2007 Posted date: 26-September-2007 Date/date range of document: 15-January-2002 – 03-July-2007 Source of document: 39th ABW FOIA Office 39CS/SCBAR Unit 7075 Box 70 APO AE 09824-7570 [email protected] Notes: 39th Air Base Wing (USAFE) answered FOIA request 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. 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. DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE 39TH AIR BASE WING (USAFE) Colonel Philip W. McDaniel Commander Unit 7090 Box 110 APO AE 09824-0110 This Jetter is in response to your Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, 2 Jul 07. In your leuer you requested "information pertaining to an electronic copy ofour FOIA case log for FY 2002 to the present". A physical search ofthe local records management files was conducted utilizing the description information you provided. These records are fully releasable and are attached. In tbis case, the following documents are fully releasable: FOIA case log for FY 2002 to the present. The FOIA provides for the collection of fees based on the costs of processing a FOrA request and your fee category. Your request was processed as an "all others" request lAW DoOR 5400.7/ Air Force Supplement, para. 6.1.5.2.2.2. In your case, that resulted in the firsl two hours search and 100 pages provided at no cost. Ifyou have any question regarding this maner, please call my poe, SSgt Pierce A. Butler 1lJ, tbe Incirlik AB FOiA Manager, at 011-90-322-316-6321. Sincerely PHILIP . McDANIEL, Colone , USAF Commander Attachment: FOIA RequeS! 1-2007-009 Case # Name/Organization/Compa Received Requested Information Completed ny Making the Request I-2007-01 Tiffany Maul / Daata Security 6-Oct-06 Releasable portions of the folliing CLOSED 19 Oct 06 Inc items: Telephone Directory and Organizational Cahrt I-2007-002 Mr Bower 6-Nov-06 Requesting information you may have Incomplete request. concerning the whereabouts of course information and any other significant training records that are either available locally or that have been transferred elsewhere I-2007-003 Mrs Shaver 13-Nov-06 Request copies of an inquiry regarding - CLOSED 22 Dec 06 ----- incident took place on or about 8 Oct 2006. Also, would like copies of the police report and the statement made by ( ). I-2007-004 Mrs Shaver 13-Nov-06 Copies of the investigation initiated on CLOSED 22 Dec 06 21 August 2006 and completed regarding the allegations made by ( ) involving an issue ------------ I-2007-005 Mrs Corrigan 19-Dec-06 police reports and the following CLOSED 25 Jan 07 disciplinary measures that were taken on ( ). I-2007-006 Alexandria Kish 15-Mar-07 12 Mar-rtn to sender- a complete (non redacted) version of incomplete request/officially the Commander Directed Report of CLOSED notification 9 Apr Investigation concerning Use of Alcohol 07. & Interaction between ( ) and other misconduct submitted on 16 February 2007 I-2007-007 David Albrecht 15-Mar-07 12 Mar-rtn to sender- a complete (non redacted) version of incomplete request/officially the Commander Directed Report of CLOSED notification 9 Apr Investigation concerning Use of Alcohol 07. & Interaction between ( ) and other misconduct submitted on 16 February 2007 I-2007-008 Jeanne Steffin Atty at Law 24-Apr-07 storknesting CLOSED 26 Jul 07 I-2007-009 Michael Ravnitzky 3-Jul-07 FOIA case log FY2002-to-date Closed 30 Aug 07 Case # Initial Requester or Documents Requested Current Status Request Referred From I-2006-001 27-Oct-05 Molden All info that is curretnly filed in ( ). CLOSED 1 Nov Also need all information included in an 05/REFERRED OSI investigation report dated on or about AUG 2000 THRU SEP 2001 that occurred at ( ). I-2006-002 25-Jan-06 Davis Request a list of all unit mailing CLOSED 16 Mar 07 addresses, complete with Box Numbers, under this command. This list should include the major as well as any and all subordinate units. I-2006-003 31-Jan-06 Plaugher Request information regarding CLOSED/incomplete (Centurion) contrct F61521-03-C5400 awarded request to I-2006-004 27-Jan-06 Capt Hill Request all CLOSED 3 Mar 06 documents/communications of legal significance, or other wise, tendered to and maintained by ( ) office on any and all subject matters related to ( ). I-2006-005 6-Apr-06 Connely (via Request documents regarding CLOSED USAFE contract #F6152103C5400 awarded CSS/SCXM Mr to Specifilically, I am requesting Martin) copies tof the following information/documents: Awarded contract with an and all attachments and modifications I-2006-006 20-Apr-06 Wilson request a copy of a Commander CLOSED/ REFERRED Directed Investigation conducted on I-2006-007 21-Jul-06 39 ABW/IG FOR Issuing and discussing PA/FOUO CLOSED Lt Stafford paperwork with personnel present on several occasions, to include 21 march ( ) and 3 April. ( ) discussed ------ and pending with other -------- in the squadron; publicizing Privacy Act/FOUO information. I-2006-008 31-Aug-06 Mr Charlie Ratliff "Every day the base was sprayed Closed with an herbicide by Turkeish personal or there representive …..I need to know why it was sprayed. It is very important to me that I know what herbicide was used?" I-2006-009 7-Sep-06 TSgt Turner Request for OIS/SFS investigation CLOSED 7 Sep / reports used to investigate ( ) REFERRAL I-2006-010 18-Sep-06 The Supply Request for most recent phone Incomplete. Requestor Room Inc./425 directory or unit directory with office did not state ABG/FARM symbols and mailing addresses. willingness to pay fees. E-mial for ro Request on 18 sep 06 Case # Initial Requester or Referred Documents Requested Current Status Request From I-2005-001 10-Feb-05 Mr Estetik / Capt Quinn Report and Recommendations COMPLETE concerning GPC PROGRAM AT INCIRLIK AB PREPARED BY ( ) USAFE 6 MAY 03 I-2005-002 4-Mar-05 MSgt Folsom Copy of IG inspection complaint COMPLETE I-2005-003 26-Apr-05 Janis Mireles Investigation into ( ) med COMPLETE practice & complaints from 12 May 05 patients I-2005-004 2-May-05 MSgt Martinez Life skills and Family Advocacy COMPLETE Records 23 Jun 05 I-2005-05 18-Jul-05 Jeanne Anne Steffin USAF / JCAHO EVALUATION COMPLETE OF SEYHAN Hastanesi seyhan 19 Aug 05 Hospital I-2005-006 29-Jul-05 Capt Dillinger Copies of reports of investigation COMPLETE relative ( ) by AFSOI Det 221 I-2005-007 29-Jul-05 Mr Liles Request any and all documents COMPLETE pertaining to this investigation to 1 Sep 05 include location I-2005-008 30-Sep-05 Mr Pickett Dates, if any, of the tour of duty in COMPLETE 1976 & 1977, at Incirlik for ( ) in 3 Oct 05 the ( ) there? What was…. follow on assignment, I possible? What other info can you provide ? Requester or Case # Initial Request Documents Requested Current Status Referred From I-2004-001 21-Oct-03 Kimberly Higgins copy of investigation on ( ) CLOSED Mar 04 I-2004-002 30-Jan-04 Kimberly Higgins copy of investigation on ( ) Withdrawn copy of full report, any picturs or I-2004-003 11-Feb-04 Mark Cullom other items referring to investigation Sent to requester copies of ( ) and info on contracting I-2004-004 15-Mar-04 Leo Lyons officers N/A I-2004-005 11-Mar-04 Kimberly Higgins investigation on ( ) picked up by requester documents pertaining to ( ) in the I-2004-006 3-May-04 James Jones military N/A Fully released to I-2004-007 26-May-04 Joe Robinson copy of ( ) investigation individual delivered to 39 ABW/CC for signature I-2004-008 27-May-04 Orlando Higgins copy of investigation on ( ) 18 Jun 04 I-2004-009 10-Sep-04 Van Maur Contract F6152103D5000 I-2004-010 22-Sep-04 Mr Richard Ogden FPCON Date of Requester or Referred Case # Documents Requested Current Status Request From T-2003-001 13-Oct-02 Jason Penland Mr Terry Boyd European Two CDI's on investigations T-2003-002 1-Oct-02 Stars and Stripes that took place at Izmir Closed Date () escorted to Life T-2003-003 24-Oct-02 SSgt Michael Carmody Skills Closed CDI (squadron investigation) T-2003-004 7-Jan-03 TSgt Anthony Dupree on ( ) and any statements Closed Several documents to include IG complaints/ UCA/ MFRs/LOR response/ Policy T-2003-005 14-Jan-03 Maj Mary Carr MFRs/C/D closed all information (to include minutes) pertinent () (16 Jan 03) and any SFS T-2003-006 19-Feb-03 MSgt Enrique Jimenez reports that . ( ) closed T-2003-007 MSgt Sharbini requesting ( ) records closed requesting info on impact of base operations at Incirlik T-2003-008 7-Apr-03 Mr David Shetterly and the local economy closed McCormack & Woodlief RE: Commander's Issues T-2003-009 16-Jun-03 Johnny Villena Investigation List of Impact Card Holders Names/Address, Phone Cartridge Plus, Inc RE: Numbers, Fax Numbers, T-2003-010 24-Jun-03 Daniel Stroup and Email Addresses closed Date of Requester or Referred Case # Documents Requested Current Status Request From Lockheed Martin Technology FOIA request contract no.
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