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Cy 2008 Case Log

Central Intelligence Agency · 2020-10-08 · 93 pages · text by GLM-OCR

This is the Central Intelligence Agency's unclassified FOIA case log for calendar year 2008, released on 8 October 2020. It lists each request by the date opened, case number and subject. The subjects include named individuals, Latin American political violence, Iraq, interrogation and waterboarding, MKULTRA records and 9/11 documents. Only a few entries touch on UFOs: a January 2008 request for FBIS translations of UFO-related articles from 2007, and requests about Project Snowbird and man-carrying balloons.

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Unclassified CY 2008 FOIA Case Log

Case Opened	Case Number	Subject
4/7/08	F-2008-01070	CIA TRAINED, SPONSORED OR CIA MANNED RECONNAISSANCE TEAMS INSERTED INTO THE NHOM MARROT AREA OF LAOS, BETWEEN JAN 1 AND MAY 31, 1981
4/7/08	F-2008-01071	INTELLIGENCE REPORTS, ESTIMATES 7 ASSESSMENTS FROM 1955 RELATED TO THE MILITARY & POLITICAL SITUATION IN HUNGARY
4/7/08	F-2008-01073	CUBA SEPT-OCT 1962 OPERATION MONGOOSE
4/7/08	F-2008-01074	HOW MANY TIMES, 2000 TO PRESENT HAS C.I.A. HIRED EMPLOYEES USING THE SCHEDULE A CERTIFICATION HIRING AUTHORITY FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
4/8/08	F-2008-01075	John Wayne (aka) Marion M. Morrison
4/8/08	F-2008-01076	Colonel Alexander Batlin
4/9/08	F-2008-01077	DRAFTING & IMPLEMENTATION OF THE INTELLIGENCE IDENTITIES PROTECTION ACT OF 1982
4/9/08	F-2008-01078	MKULTRA AND BLUEBIRD/ARTICHOKE RECORDS
4/9/08	F-2008-01079	NATIONAL SECURITY OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE MEETINGS
4/9/08	F-2008-01080	COVERT ACTIVITIES BY THE CIA
4/9/08	F-2008-01081	TRAINING OF MEN FOR GROUP "CONTRAS", ANY MEMO RELATE TO FUNDING OF CONTRAS WITHIN U.S. OR SUPPLY OF WEAPONS CONTAINING PHOSPHORUS TO CONTRAS 1978-1990

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