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Public Affairs emails about Elizondo

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This DoD Washington Headquarters Services release collects emails about Luis Elizondo, marked as correspondence from a private citizen to a DoD employee. In a June 2020 email and a June 2019 email, Elizondo asks public affairs officer Susan Gough to correct statements that he had no assigned duties in AATIP. He says he ran the program and names people who could confirm his role. Attached August and September 2017 emails with Neill Tipton discuss handing the portfolio over to Tipton.

  • p. 5 …AATIP was an official program that was never shut down, when the funding dried-up I…
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Thanks Lue. I'm around next week, but then gone week of the 25th on a/I. For specific date/time, just
work with (b)(6) - I'm not allowed to muck around with my calendar... (but I am in the building all
day the 20th).
Yep, have a discussion with (b)(6) tomorrow.
Thanks
Neill
Original Message
From: Elizondo, Luis, D., Mr., OSD OUSDI
Sent: Monday, September 11, 2017 3:41 PM
To: Tipton, Neill, T., Mr., OSD OUSDI
Subject: Update
Greetings Neil,
A couple quick items for you...
1) Front office is aware that you are now part of this endeavor and they are happy with the decision.
We will plan on you meeting (b)(6) next week.
2) How does this Wednesday look for an hour discussion?
(b)(6)
3) Lastly, is a friend of the program. I believe you may be speaking with
Just thought you should know...
(b)(6) (131(61 omorrow.
(b)(6)

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