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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 4/16/08 F-2008-01112 CORRESPONDENCE TO AND FROM THE EMPLOYEES OF THE NEW ORLEANS OFFICE OF THE CIA 4/16/08 F-2008-01113 FERNANDO FLORES & FAUSTO BASANTES 4/16/08 F-2008-01114 RECORDS THAT ORIGINATE FROM OR REFER TO THE ECUADORIAN SERVICIO DE INVESTIGACIONES CRIMINALES(SIC)1/1/1984-1/1/2000 4/16/08 F-2008-01115 RECORDS THAT REFER TO THE ECUADORIAN SECURITY FORCE CALLED ESCUADRON VOLANTE1/1/1982-1/1/1989 4/16/08 F-2008-01116 SNIE 11/2/1981, SOVIET SUPPORT TO INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM & REVOLUTIONARY VIOLENCE 4/16/08 F-2008-01117 CIA CONTRACT AGENT MARITA & MORI DATABASE MATERIALS RESPONSIVE TO U.S.S.R. BIOLOGICAL WARFARE PROGRAMS CODE NAMED FACTOR & FLAYTA 4/16/08 F-2008-01118 COMPREHENSIVE NATIONAL CYBER SECURITY INITIATIVE,SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT ON JAN 8,2008 4/16/08 F-2008-01119 CIA ORIGINATED RECORDS REGARDING THE KURDS IN IRAQ DURING 1961,1962 & 1963 4/16/08 F-2008-01120 IRAQ SURVEY GROUP,JOINT LESSONS LEARNED,12/18/2004,STATUS REPORT3/30/2004,CMPC BRIEFING2/11/2005,COMMAND BRIEF7/9/2004 4/16/08 F-2008-01121 15 SPECIFIC DOCUMENTS USED SSSCI REPORT ON POSTWAR FINDINGS IRAQ'S WMD PROGRAMS AND LINKS TO TERRORISM,ETC. DOCS DATING 2002 THRU 2006 4/16/08 F-2008-01124 ECUADOR'S LAGO AGRIO MILITARY BASE THAT CONTAIN JOINT US-ECUADORIAN OPS OR JOINT US-COLOMBIAN OPS FROM 1984-1990
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. The text was read from the page images by GLM-OCR; expect the odd misread word. 93 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.