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DOPSR records on Grusch interview submissions (FOIA 23-F-0946)

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This Department of Defense FOIA release (case 23-F-0946), published by The Black Vault, is the reply to a June 2023 request and is dated September 18, 2023. It contains 15 pages from the Defense Office of Prepublication and Security Review about David Grusch's submissions for public release. In April 2023 the office cleared his "Speaker/Author Summary" and a set of interview questions about recovered physical material and UAP programs. Personal details were withheld under exemption (b)(6).

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23-S-1707/0
PUBLIC RELEASE
Grusch, David
04/05/2023
05/03/2023
Source: David Grusch
Event Date:
Document Type: INTERVIEW
Classification: Unclassified
Date Completed: 04/06/2023
Action Officer: WHIGHAMM
Pages: 3
Typist: WHIGHAMM
Interview Question Submission 20230406 UAP=Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena
Defense Office of Prepublication & Security Review
Agency Name Routed Date Due Date Action Remarks
IN HOUSE 04/05/2023 05/03/2023 NO OBJECTION MW 04/05/2023
Notes:
Case previously reviewed by:
Grusch, David
Comments (continue on reverse side if necessary):
CLEARED
DOPSR Action For Open Publication
Recommended Action Final Action
[A Cleared XCleared
1 Cleared with RecommendatioroFFICE OF
] Cleared as Amended
] Not Cleared
] See Memo Attached
Initials/Date MW 04/06/2023 a e: 2023.04.06
09:32:04 -0400'
Case should be indexed under the following keywords:
SD FORM 403 (AUTOMATED) JUL 2007 PREVIOUS EDITIONS ARE OBSOLETE
Apr 06, 2023
[ ] Cleared with Recommendations 1
[ ] Cleared as Amended [
[ ] Not Cleared [
[ ] See Memo Attached [
Initials/Date ( 3)(6)
_ _ Digitally signed
KLUZIK.D0 by
NALD E KLUZIK.DONALD.
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Department of Defense
PREPUBLICATION AND SECURITY REVIEW

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