Documents / FOIA release
On 1 May 1997 the records management office of the 56th Fighter Wing at Luke AFB, Arizona, sent John Greenewald, Jr. a letter answering his Freedom of Information Act request. The letter says no responsive records exist. It says Luke's F-16 training aircraft had no involvement in the lights seen over Phoenix on 13 March 1997, and that base staff never told the Strange Universe program the lights were flares. It also explains how to appeal to the Secretary of the Air Force.
information. This is not the case--ln fact, we have honestly answered every query made about the 13 Mar 97 incident. In summary, we have no records to give you, and we assure you that Luke AFB aircraft. were not involved in any way with tho phenomena reported on the tbe night of 13 Mar 97. If you interpret this "no records" ..sponae as &II adverse action, you may appeal it to tbe Secretary of tbe AIr Foree witbin 60 calendar days from tbe date of this letter. Include in the appeal your reasons ror reconalderation, and attach a copy or this letter. Address your letter to the SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE, THRU: 56TH COMMUNlCATJONS SQUADRON/SCHR, 7023 N JERSTAD LANE, LUKE AFB AZ SSa09-1661. Any qu••tions ean be dlrected to Ms. Pat Donovan at 602-856- 6572. Sincerely m NU M. FLAGLER Chief, Records ManaiemeD.t Information Syatema Flight
FOIA release, cited by the archive. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 3 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.