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Cy 2010 FOIA Case Log

Central Intelligence Agency · 2020-10-08 · 76 pages · text by GLM-OCR

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

2/16/2010	F-2010-00617	Maxim Kopf
2/16/2010	F-2010-00618	Fritz Kortner
2/16/2010	F-2010-00619	Briefings regarding U.S. presence in Afghanistan, Fall 2001 to Spring 2003
2/16/2010	F-2010-00620	Discussions that took place in response to 2 classified cables Ambassador Karl W. Eikenberry sent in November 2009.
2/16/2010	F-2010-00621	Croatian Fraternal Union
2/16/2010	F-2010-00622	Ustasha
2/16/2010	F-2010-00623	Branko Peshelj
2/16/2010	F-2010-00624	Janko Tortic
2/16/2010	F-2010-00625	Croatian Freedom Fighters
2/16/2010	F-2010-00626	CIA communications from Iraq to Washington or within Iraq from the dates June 1, 1962 to April 30, 1963.
2/16/2010	F-2010-00627	Gregor Ernest Johnson
2/16/2010	F-2010-00628	Philip Burnett Franklin
2/16/2010	F-2010-00629	Sidney J. Weinberg
2/16/2010	F-2010-00630	Samuel Giancana
2/16/2010	F-2010-00631	Santo Trafficante, Jr.
2/16/2010	F-2010-00632	Robert F. Kennedy
2/16/2010	F-2010-00633	Allen Dulles
2/16/2010	F-2010-00634	Enrico P. Galeazzi
2/16/2010	F-2010-00635	William Harvey
2/16/2010	F-2010-00636	Robert A. Maheu
2/16/2010	F-2010-00637	John Roseli - aka: John Rosselli

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