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Public Affairs emails with The Debrief

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This FOIA release from DoD Washington Headquarters Services collects 2020 Pentagon public affairs and Navy emails about press queries on unidentified aerial phenomena. It includes the August 14, 2020 announcement that Deputy Secretary David Norquist had approved the UAP Task Force, and follow-ups on a CBS query about a claimed F/A-18 cellphone photo of a triangular object. It also reproduces The Debrief and Vice/Motherboard articles, and internal emails on DOPSR's handling of the Navy videos and Luis Elizondo's AATIP role.

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Tuesday, January 12, 2021 10:17 AM
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[Non-DoD Source] (Media Inquiry) Personnel Change on UAPTF
UAP AATIP Elizondo UFO, Press Queries
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Good morning (b)(6)
In light of all the craziness going on right now, I hope everything is going well for you.
I've been told there was recently a personnel change regarding whose heading up the UAP Task Force.
Additionally, the UAP Task Force is now being managed in a Navy billet out of OUSDI.
• Can you confirm this information?
• Is Navy's ONI still the primary component responsible for the UAPTF or is it now OUSDI?
Thanks for your help,
Best Wishes,
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Senior Investigative Journalist I The Debrief Media
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