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PA EST AOI Mgmt Sync Group 05-16-23 (FOIA 22-F-0249)
Office of the Secretary of Defense · 2023-05-16 · 31 pages · text from the file's own layer
This Office of the Secretary of Defense FOIA release (case 22-F-0249), dated May 16, 2023, collects public affairs material about the Airborne Object Identification and Management Synchronization Group (AOIMSG). It contains Deputy Secretary Kathleen Hicks' November 23, 2021 memo creating the AOIMSG and an executive council to succeed the Navy's UAP Task Force. It also holds press releases, briefing cards with talking points and answers, a spokesperson statement and news clips.
“Hicks”12 pages
- p. 3 …If you haven't seen Deputy Secreta ry Hicks' memo, you can see it
here: https…
- p. 5 …As Deputy Secretary Hicks noted in her memo, implementing guidance is forthcoming.
Q. Can you explain…
- p. 7 …As Deputy Secretary Hicks noted in her memo, implementing guidance is forthcoming.
Q. Can you explain…
- p. 9 …Additionally, Deputy Secretary of
Defense Kathleen Hicks announced the creation of the Airborne Object Identification and…
- p. 10 …U.S. government take seriously.
Kathleen H. Hicks, the deputy defense secretary, said the new group…
- p. 11 …pdf
Today, Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks, in close collaboration with the Director of National…
- p. 14 …Ed Browne, Newsweek, sent separate queries seeking comment from DSD Hicks
and USD(l&S) Moultrie…
- p. 15 …1st Class Christopher Celiz; Deputy Secretary Hicks' meeting with her U.K. counterpart,
Permanent Secretary for…
- p. 16 https://www.defense.gov/News/Advisories/Advisory/Article/2870014/deputy-secretary-of-defense-hicks-
travels-to…
- p. 17 …David Hicks, convicted pursuant to pretrial agreement, transferred and
served sentence in Australia, charge upon which…
- p. 23 …DISCUSSION
-- DSD Hick memo of23 NOV directed several things:
+ designate an acting Director
+ immediately begin transitioning…
- p. 25 …Additionally, Deputy Secretary of Defense Kath leen Hicks
announced the creation of the Airborne Object Identification…
35. Americans Want to Defend Taiwan. The Pentagon's Budget Should, Too
DefenseOne.com, Nov. 23 (1658) I Chet Lee
In recent polling, a greater share of the American public than ever supports using the U.S. military to defend Taiwan
from China's aggression. More Americans than ever believe Taiwan should become a treaty ally of the United States. But
more than ever, Americans also believe the U.S. military is incapable of matching up to China's People's Liberation Army.
This rising tide of public support for Taiwan presents an opportunity for lawmakers to close the gap between the U.S.
military budget and arsenal that we have to what is needed to balance and compete with that of China.
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