Background The imagery here was published by the Department of Defense on CD-ROM back in 2004 by the Defense Visual Information, now called Defense Visual Information Distribution Service (DVIDS). I archived the contents of their collection below. There was no captions available, so it is a completely random set. All photographs are public domain, as they are works of the U.S. government as produced by the U.S. military. Photograph Collection 10000001.JPG 558K 10000002.JPG 835K 10000003.JPG 1.9M 10000004.JPG 1.4M 10000005.JPG 1.4M 10000006.JPG 1.0M 10000007.JPG 1.6M 10000008.JPG 183K 10000009.jpg 1.7M 10000010.jpg 606K 10000011.jpg 1.7M 10000012.JPG 1.0M 10000013.jpg 1.1M 10000014.JPG 1.5M 10000015.JPG 3.0M…
Author: John Greenewald
Background This audit was internally generated and endorsed by the Deputy Commanding General for Support, U.S. Forces–Afghanistan. The audit focused on processes and procedures for accountability, security, and disposition of sensitive property during retrograde operations in Afghanistan. Specifically the audit reviewed controlled cryptographic items designated with Controlled Inventory Item Code 9 (CIIC-9). We performed the audit in Army units, retrograde sort yards (RSYs), and redistribution property assistance team (RPAT) yards. Document Archive Retrograde of Sensitive Equipment and Materiel, Afghanistan, Army Audit Report, A-2015-0007-IEX, 6 November 2014 [27 Pages, 2MB]
Background According to the contract paperwork available below: “The objective of this contract is to provide scientific and engineering research and development (R&D) for the Air Force Research Laboratory, Propulsion Directorate (AFRLIPR), Edwards AFB, CA. This effort will provide on-site theoretical and experimental rocket and missile propulsion research in the physical and engineering disciplines. Typical research to be conducted includes investigation of High Energy Density Matter (HEDM), Chemical/Physical Science and Engineering Disciplines, as well as Aerophysics interactions.” This contract resulted in an unknown number (but appears to be numerous) of reports regarding propulsion science. This was also the contract wherein…
Background The following is a statement from Thomas H. Armstrong, Esq., General Counsel, U.S. Government Accountability Office, regarding a legal decision issued on January 16, 2020: “Today, GAO issued a legal decision concluding that the Office of Management and Budget violated the law when it withheld approximately $214 million appropriated to DOD for security assistance to Ukraine. The President has narrow, limited authority to withhold appropriations under the Impoundment Control Act of 1974. OMB told GAO that it withheld the funds to ensure that they were not spent “in a manner that could conflict with the President’s foreign policy.” The…
https://youtu.be/Wu_lEhXkkVU Background In September of 2019, I requested information on a (circa) 2009 Navy investigation of the leak of the “FLIR1” or USS Nimitz UFO video. This video first appeared on the internet back in 2007, and came to the attention of the Navy in 2009. They investigated, and decided against pursuing any action since 5,000 sailors on board the should could potentially have been the leaker. They felt no need to pursue anything further. I was told that NCIS, by a secondary source in addition to my official Navy statement, would have documentation. My original FOIA request was filed,…