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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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4) Q: You may remember that Senator Harry Reid strongly suggested that they were at
Lockheed Martin. He said in the The New Yorker "- I was told for decades that
Lockheed had some of these retrieved materials. And I tried to get, as I recall, a
classified approval by the Pentagon to have me go look at the stuff. They would not
approve that."
5) Why were you so severely harassed? This must have something to do with the
implications and explosive nature of what you uncovered.., it was a threat because of
what it revealed...?
8) Q: What was the "unfathomable and constitutional dilemma" that you refer to?

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