Documents / FOIA release
This is the Central Intelligence Agency's unclassified log of Freedom of Information Act cases opened during calendar year 2010, approved for release on 7 October 2020. Each entry lists the date a request was opened, its case number and its subject. Most requests concern people, intelligence history, MKULTRA, CREST documents and foreign affairs. A few touch on UFO topics, including a request for UFO records from 1953 to the present, a 25 January 2010 airborne craft near Newfoundland, and Project SIGMA.
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Unclassified CY 2010 FOIA CASE LOG 1/27/2010 F-2010-00534 ALL FOIA INQUIRIES REGARDING THE COUNTRY OF YEMEN MADE SINCE JAN 1,2010 REGARDING SECURITY DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CAPITAL CITY 1/27/2010 F-2010-00535 MKULTRA & BLUEBIRD/ARTICHOKE RECORDS 1/27/2010 F-2010-00536 DIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE STUDIES OR REPORTS 1995-2009 WHOSE TITLE INCLUDES THE WORDS CUBA OR CUBAN AND HUMAN RIGHTS OR PRISON CAMPS 1/27/2010 F-2010-00537 SELECT MORI DOCUMENTS 1/27/2010 F-2010-00538 RELEASED AND NON RELEASED NAT'L INTELLIGENCE ESTIMATES SUBJECTS & RECORDS JOHN F. KENNEDY FOR RESEARCH CONCERNING HIS ASSASSINATION & INVESTIGATION 1/29/2010 F-2010-00539 Hugh O. Bruchlos 1/29/2010 F-2010-00540 Fred A. Miller 1/29/2010 F-2010-00541 Willard K. Rice 1/29/2010 F-2010-00542 O. Roy Chalk 1/29/2010 F-2010-00543 SELECT CREST DOCUMENTS 2/1/2010 F-2010-00544 Blackstar Two-Stage-To-Orbit 2/1/2010 F-2010-00545 "Psychic" powers since the 1950's 2/1/2010 F-2010-00546 Swiss nationals Friedrich Tinner, Urs Tinner and Marco Tinner 2/1/2010 F-2010-00547 Unreasonably described FOIA requests 2/1/2010 F-2010-00548 Historical FOIA requests 2/1/2010 F-2010-00549 Congressional National Security Oversight Committees, Part III 2/1/2010 F-2010-00550 Issues regarding Egypt and the Yemeni Civil War, 1962-1970. 2/1/2010 F-2010-00551 Werner Bruchlos 2/2/2010 F-2010-00552 Damu Smith 2/2/2010 F-2010-00553 John F. Herlihy
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. 76 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.