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NY Post 12-06-19 (FOIA 20-F-1098)

Office of the Secretary of Defense · 2019-12-06 · 14 pages · text from the file's own layer

This Office of the Secretary of Defense FOIA release (20-F-1098) holds a December 2019 to January 2020 email exchange between Pentagon spokesperson Sue Gough and Steven Greenstreet of the New York Post about AATIP. Gough stated that the Defense Intelligence Agency ran AATIP and that Luis Elizondo had no assigned responsibilities for it. She said neither AATIP nor AAWSAP was UAP related. Greenstreet pressed her on earlier contradictory statements from spokespeople Chris Sherwood and Dana White.

Elizondo ran AATIP still stand? If it doesn't (which seems to be the case), what changed? At what point did Sherwood's confirmation to me (with you
CCed) become inaccurate?
4) I have spoken to former Pentagon spokesperson Dana White directly and she told me that Luis Elizondo was indeed involved with AATIP and indeed
"ran" the program. Can you comment on this?
5) You stated to me earlier: "According to all the official information I have now, when implemented, AATIP did not pursue research and
investigation into unidentified aerial phenomena." Was that "official information" that you have "now" NOT available in May 2019? Was
it not available to Chris Sherwood in May 2019? If it was available to Chris Sherwood in May 2019, how do you explain his previous
comment to me that AATIP investigated UAP?
5) You were also CCed on an email dated May 30th between myself and Chris Sherwood about information given to me from James Kudla at DIA regarding
Luis Elizondo. Please read below:
STEVEN GREENSTREET, New York Post
"I just spoke with James Kudla at DIA who gave me the following:_ uis Elizondo worked at OUSDI from 2008-2017. Luis Elizondo was never
employed with DIA. Luis Elizondo only came to DIA in 2010 "to help close out and transition AATIP" from DIA to DoD but "he had no
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