DOD Records
(released by the Government 2/15/06, released by the ACLU 5/2/06 | More Torture Documents Released Under FOIA)

File Name Title of Document Date of
Incident		 Date of
Record		 Description of Document
DOD045382-DOD045399 [No Title]     Appears to be portions of a draft of the report by Army Inspector General Mikolashek, which has been made public and can be found at http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/world/iraq/abughraib/detaineereport.pdf - The pages here correspond to pages 16 through22; 31 through33; 36 through 40; and Appendix A of the report released by the Washington Post. Redacted portions of this document are not included in the public report.
DOD045400-DOD045549 Memorandum from SAIG-IN through IN, LEGAL [Redacted], IG LEGAL [Redacted], CH, IN [Redacted] [crossed out], for ATIG INFO VCSA, Subject: Alleged Improprieties by BG Janis Karpinski, USAR Commander (CDR), 800th Military Police (MP) Brigade (BDE), Iraq (DIG 05-80006)     Draft of report by the Army Inspector General (DAIG) follows up on the Taguba report that made findings against BG Karpinski. The DAIG reviewed the Taguba report, which can be found at http://www.aclu.org/torturefoia/released/101904.html . The DAIG made further investigations and gave Karpinski a chance to review and rebut the report. The DAIG then gave Major Taguba a chance to respond to that. Conclusions: allegation of improper dereliction of duty is substantiated; material misrepresentation to AR 15-6 investigation is unsubstantiated; failure to obey a lawful order is unsubstantiated. Includes appendixes, including Karpinski's response, Army regulations.
DOD045550-DOD045644 Special Assessment of Training for Army Reserve Units on the Law of Land Warfare, Detainee Treatment Requirements, Ethics and Leadership.   March – December 2004 Document by Army Inspector General assessing the training of army reserve units on Law of Land Warfare, Detainee Treatment Requirements, Ethics and Leadership.
DOD045645-DOD045656 Office of the Chief, Army Reserve Strategic Communications, Information Packet: The Army Reserve Serving with am Army at War; Abu Ghraib Detainee Abuse   38124 Discussion of military values and Abu Ghraib abuse. Includes memo from James Hemley to fellow army reserve soldiers regarding Abu Ghraib and update on Iraqi Freedom operations.
DOD045657-DOD045771       Text of newspaper articles about Abu Ghraib.
DOD045722-DOD045756 Center for Army Lessons Learned (CALL) “News from the Front”   September – October 2002 Newsletter including articles on children in warfare, contractors in the field and civil affairs.
DOD045757-DOD045764 ARCENT CAAT [Army Central Command Combined Arms Assessment Team] Initial Impressions Report (IIR), Chapter 3, Operational Intelligence, Topic D: Collection     Observations regarding collection points in Afghanistan. Includes
DOD045765-DOD045818 ARCENT CAAT [Army Central Command Combined Arms Assessment Team] Initial Impressions Report (IIR), Chapter 9, Public Affairs     Topic A: Providing Public Affairs – Observations regarding how story of army's fight against terrorism is told to both internal and external audiences. Topic B: Media Operations/ Public Information - Observations regarding dealing with media in Afghanistan. Topic C: Command/ Internal Information: Observations regarding producing and disseminating “the Army Story” through the Command Information (CI) Program.
DOD045819-DOD045820 The Detainee Personal Identification Data Collection Procession in Afghanistan      
DOD045821-DOD045822 Observations from Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom   May 31 – June 13, 2003 Describes conditions. Overcrowded and undermanned detention facilities, no standard release criteria. (“It's like a Roach Motel, They can check in, but they never check out.”),
DOD045823-DOD045832 Military Commissions, Past and Future   March – April 2003 Article
DOD045833-DOD045839 Public Affairs Guidance. Subject: Public Release of the Investigation of Intelligence Activities at Abu Ghraib   38224 Regarding the release of the Fay-Jones report. Talking points.
DOD045840-DOD045885 427th Support Battalion Geneva and Hague Convention Briefing     Powerpoint presentation
DOD045886-DOD045887 Current Prison Investigations     List of seven investigations into allegations of abuse at Guantanamo, Bagram, Abu Ghraib, Army Reserve: Training, and Worldwide.
DOD045888 Non-Responsive      
DOD045889-DOD045896 Mounted Brigade Combat Team TACSOP ST 3-90.33 – 302: Handling EPW's and Captured Material     Basic Procedures
DOD045897 Non-Responsive      
DOD045898-DOD045903 Record of claims under Foreign Claims Act and Military Claims Act     Forms and correspondence regarding claims of persons under the Foreign Claims Act for torts suffered at the hands of U.S. authorities. Includes claims for torture. Claim of Canadian citizen (BATES 310-317) born in Egypt for compensation for torture and other injuries inflicted on him when he was captured and held in Camp Bucca, Iraq in 2003. The claimant is a member of a peace organization called "Rights and Freedom International." He was in Iraq on a mission to convince the Iraqi leaders to step down in order to avoid a war. He was tortured for three weeks. The torture included beatings, withholding of medicines and medical treatment, having interrogators put the muzzle of a gun to his head, witnessing other detainees being beaten, solitary confinement, being hogtied for hours, being kept under the hot sun, uncomfortabe positions for extended periods, and threats that he would be sent to Guantanamo if he complained about the beatings. The detainee went on a hunger strike after which he was beaten by a female officer. He was then deported to Egypt
DOD045904-DOD045905 Record of claims under Foreign Claims Act and Military Claims Act 7/13/2004   Claimant was captured and taken aboard a U.S. Navy ship where he fell on deck, injuring his foot. Claimaint alleges that foot was not taken care of.
DOD045906-DOD045923 Record of claims under Foreign Claims Act and Military Claims Act     Claimant is Iraqi of Swedish citizenship arrested in Baghdad in September 2003. Was imprisoned for 8 days in El-Najaf, then for two days in Dewaniya and then taken to Abu Ghraib. He was subjected to many forms of torture, beatings, assaults, sexual humiliation, threats and "unspeakable and demoralizing acts." In one instance, the claimant and 12 other naked prisoners were roped together by the genitals while a laughing guard pushed one of the detainees on the ground, causing other detainees to suffer. He was shocked with an electric stick, kept awake with loud music, had a belt tied around his neck and was dragged approximately 70 feet. A dog was used to intimidate him. In another instance, an American guard shot randomly at the crowd, killing approximately five prisoners. Letter at 293 - 297 details other instances of abuse. A reply from the Army Claims Service acknowledges receipt of the claim, asks for more information and states "The MCA [Military Claims Act] requires that the alleged Government tortfeasors be acting within the scope of their authority when they cause injury to a claimant. Some of the conduct you allege occurred appears to be clearly outside the scope of duty required of a military member to arrest and detain someone. Please explain why you believe that this conduct falls within the coverage of the MCA." (301).
DOD045924-DOD045944 Record of claims under Foreign Claims Act and Military Claims Act     Canadian citizen and permanent resident of the United States makes claim for compensation for torture and other mistreatment following his arrest in Baghdad on April 9, 2003. The claimant is a member of a peace organization called "Rights and Freedom International" (RFI) and was in Iraq on a mission to convince the leaders of Iraq to step down and avoid a war with the United States. He was held at Camp Bucca where he was tortured and beaten on a daily basis. Interrogators put gun muzzles at his head or body, putting him in great fear of imminent death.  His medication for glaucoma and depression were withheld.  He was threatened with going to Guantanamo if he complained about the beatings.  After three weeks of torture, the detainee went on a hunger strike in an effort to stop the torture. He was then beaten and taken to solitary confinement.  On one occasion, a Major suggested that the detainee complain about the beatings to the Criminal Investigation Division (CID).  After the detainee wrote a complaint to the CID, other soldiers beat him for submitting the complaint.  Detainee was then deported to Egypt.  A reply letter from the Army Claims Services states "The MCA [Military Claims Act] requires that the alleged Government tortfeasors be acting within the scope of their authority when they cause injury to a claimant.  Some of the conduct you allege occurred appears to be clearly outside the scope of duty required of a military member to arrest and detain someone. Please explain why you believe that this conduct falls within the coverage of the MCA."
DOD045945-DOD045962 Record of claims under Foreign Claims Act and Military Claims Act     Claimant was a night patrol guard in the village of Annana.  On July 16, 2003, U.S. Marines attacked the village and claimant was shot 6 times. [I haven't heard of an attack on this village - the witnesses say this village of off-limits to American soldiers and they were not supposed to attack it.] He was taken to the hospital and later to Abu Ghraib.  The Combined Joint Task Force offers the person who was shot $1,000 to settle, stating in a letter to his mother that "it appears US forces were negligent in shooting your son.  In addition, he should have been released from the hospital and instead was arrested and transported to Abu Ghareb prison."  Payment was approved and made to claimant to settle claim.
DOD045963-DOD045968 Record of claims under Foreign Claims Act and Military Claims Act     Claim by family of a detainee who died in U.S. custody.  Detainee was arrested in May 2003 and imprisoned at Abu Ghraib. Testimony shows that family was told by detainees who were released that the detainee had died in prison.  The family went to the hospital where they were able to see the corpse.  He was inside a black bag, wearing a red suit and his hands were tied.  There was a blue spot on the eye.  At the hospital, the family was told that Americans  had left the body at the front gate of the hospital.
DOD045969-DOD045971 Record of claims under Foreign Claims Act and Military Claims Act     Claim by family of a, Iraqi chemist who was tortured and died in U.S. custody. He was arrested on April 25, 2003.  On November 11, 2004, the family was allowed to visit him at Baghdad International Airport (BIAP) and his health was good at the time.  The family was told on Feb. 17, 2004 by the Red Cross that the father (detainee) had died on January 31, 2004 as a result of being tortured and that, according to American reports, there were bruises on his face, wounds and signs of surgery on his head.  The family was able to see the corpse at Kerh hospital where they observed an injury on his head and a scratch on his face.
DOD045972-DOD045987 [No Title]     Coalition Provisional Authority documents including Apprehension Form, Table of Maximum Pre-Trial detention, processing forms, Powerpoint presentation on interview techniques, rules for the use of force.
DOD045988 FM 34-10: Division Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Operations     Only cover page is provided. No explanation of why rest of document is withheld.
DOD045989 FM 34-25: Corps Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Operations   Sep-87 Only cover page is provided. No explanation of why rest of document is withheld.
DOD045990-DOD045991 Chronological Record of Medical Care      
DOD045992 History and Physical Exam Form      
DOD045993 Routine Exam Form      
DOD045994 Transfer Form      
DOD045995-DOD046002 Camp Duke Detainee Facility S.O.P. [Standard Operating Procedures]   38139  
DOD046003-DOD046059 WARNO: FORSCOM Regulation 350-5: Joint Training Exercises     WARNO – changes regarding treatment of detainees
DOD046060-DOD046061 FORSCOM email regarding detainee ops training      
DOD046062-DOD046063 Training Guidance for units performing internment/ detainment operations ISO Operation Iraqi Freedom      
DOD046064 Email      
DOD046065-DOD046067 Information Paper: Detainee Operations Before and After May 2004 60 Minutes Broadcast on Abu Ghraib     US Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) paper on how training has changed since release of Abu Ghraib pictures. Training guidance was changed to incorporate specific training of Geneva Conventions, Law of War, and reporting violations on Law of War.
DOD046068-DOD046072 E-mail Subject: Balkans pre-deployment detention training requirements     May be the same as ODDOA026273-DODDOA026277
DOD046073-DOD046076 Email with attachment: Information Paper: Detainee Operations before and after May 2004 60 Minutes broadcast on Abu Ghraib      
DOD046077-DOD046078 Email forwarded to LTC G3 [Redacted] Re: Hearing Tasker 21 -22 July 2004 SASC on the DAIG Report on Detention Operation Doctrine and Training   8/17/2004 Sender is trying to determine whether or not or to what degree lessons were learned from detainee abuse by US forces in Kosovo. "From a FORSCOM [Army Force Command] I believe the answer to be - 'Not at all'" References news accounts of abuse in Kosovo: "Apparently soldiers and some leaders of this battalion were involved in misconduct and abuses of authority including unauthorized interrogations, inappropriate handling of females, threatening detainees with the use of weapons, and, although not a detainee incident, one soldier committed a rape and murder. Investigations by the Army suggested that the chain of command failed to appropriately train the unit for a peacekeeping mission, exceeded their authority in aggressively favoring one faction over another, and tolerated misconduct by members of the unit. .. Detainee abuse in Iraq and Afghanistan echoes the incident reported in Kosovo ... This begs the question, however, about how the Army may have used the lessons of Kosovo and will use the lessons of Iraq and Afghanistan to better prepare leaders and soldiers for the realities of military operations today and tomorrow." This exact language was used by Sen. Bill Nelson to ask questions of the army at a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, see DOD046079-DOD046082.
DOD046079-DOD046082 Senate Armed Services Committee Hearing to receive testimony on the Department of Army Inspector General Report on detention operation doctrine and training   38190 Questions to Hon. Les Brownlee, Acting Secretary of the Army and Gen. Peter J. Schoomaker, Chief of Staff of the Army from Senators Carl Levin and Bill Nelson. Questions focus on detainees' right to communicate with the International Committee of the Red Cross, the role of contract interrogators, and training and leader development, especially taking into consideration the lessons learned from detainee abuse in Kosovo.
DOD046083-DOD046096 E-mails regarding detainee criminal cases     A reporter asks: "I'd like to talk to Gen. John R. Vines about the PUC HVT's (aka " ghost detainees") that he approved while he was commander in Afghanistan and what the rationale was for hiding those prisoners from the ICRC. I know the General approved of at least a handful of PUC HVTs and I am going to report that fact."
DOD046097-DOD046100 Email of article      
DOD046101-DOD046103 Email of article      
DOD046104 Email regarding Chip Frederick pleading guilty      
DOD046105-DOD046110 Email re: detainee ops @ the CTCs     Includes information paper: Short term
DOD046111-DOD046114 Email of article      
DOD046115-DOD0046116 Email regarding article 15 punishments      
DOD046117-DOD046119 Email regarding Knight Ridder request     Knight Ridder reporter requests information about two detainee deaths at Bagram Collection Point, in December 2002, including one detainee who was found hanging from the ceiling by his arms, his body badly bruised, and who the CID report says had been hanging in that position for days.
DOD046120-DOD046187 Email and attachment re: Senator Mikulski response     Attaches information paper for Sen. Mikulski. Subject: Pre-mobilization training information for 372nd
DOD046188-DOD046189 Training Document      
DOD046190-DOD046193 Training Document      
DOD046194-DOD046195 Training Document      
DOD046196-DOD046197 Training Document      
DOD046198 Training Document      
DOD046199 Training Document      
DOD046200-DOD046208 Training Document      
DOD046209 Training Document      
DOD046210-046213 Training Document      
DOD046214-DOD046216 Training Document      
DOD046217-DOD046222 Training Document      
DOD046223-DOD046227 Training Document      
DOD046228-DOD046230 Training Document      
DOD046231-DOD046235 Training Document      
DOD046236-DOD046285 Training Document      
DOD046286-DOD046288 Training Document      
DOD046289-DOD046294 Training Document      
DOD046295-DOD046297 Training Document      
DOD046298-DOD046317 3rd Brigade Combat Team Detainee Cage Operations     Powerpoint presentation
DOD046318-DOD046319 Memorandum for the Record   37988 Memorandum regarding capture of person who was later released because he worked for an NGO.
DOD046320-DOD046323 Memorandum for the Record   37939 ROEs
DOD046324-DOD046329 Email and attachments      
DOD046330-DOD046332 Memo      
DOD046333-DOD046337 Information Paper: Detention of Civilians      
DOD046338-DOD046340 Memorandum for TF Ironhorse Commanders, Leaders and Soldiers. Subject: Treatment of Detainees in Custody of U.S. Forces.   37885 Provides guidance for treatment of prisoners.
DOD046341 Photos withheld      
DOD046342-DOD046541 [No Title] 6/15/2003   Records relating to adjudication of one or more soldiers who shocked three Iraqi detainees with an M34 blasting device and stripped them of their clothing. Two soldiers were given a general discharge in lieu of court-martial. Soldiers also struck a detainee and pushed him to the ground, placing a foot on top of detainee's chest. A detainee was stripped naked. Same case as DODDOA028827-DOD026937. Officer with Bulldog 6 told a platoon sergeant to deal with looters, to "take them out back and beat the fuck out of them." (DOD046365).
DOD046542-DOD046801 Court-Martial Records of Megan Ambuhl, Vol. III of III     Duplicate of record received DOD00152-DOD001677.
DOD046802-DOD046942 Court-Martial Record of Armin J. Cruz, Vol I of II     Duplicate of record received at DOD001678-DOD001932.
DOD046943-DOD047075 Court-Martial Record of Armin J. Cruz, Vol I of II     Duplicate of record received at DOD001678-DOD001932.
DOD047076-DOD047263 Court-Martial Record of Glenn A. Niles, Vol. I of II     Duplicate of record received at DOD001933-DOD002391.
DOD047264-DOD047534 Court-Martial Record of Glenn A. Niles, Vol. II of II     Duplicate of record received at DOD001933-DOD002391.
DOD047535-DOD047755 Court-Martial Record of Jeremy C. Sivits, Vos. I – III     Duplicate of record received at DOD002393-DOD002616
DOD047756-DOD047759 Records of AR 15-6 proceedings     Assault upon a detainee by hitting him on his feet with a police riot baton.
DOD047760-DOD047780 Records of AR 15-6 proceedings 37792   Pointing a loaded firearm at [redacted]; striking the body and head of person with closed fist; shooting near person with loaded firearm; threatening to kill person if he did not talk.
DOD047781-DOD047784 Records of AR 15-6 proceedings Jan 3 – 16, 2004   Samarra Bridge incident. Wrongfully endeavored to impede investigation and told [redacted] to deny that [redacted] and [redacted] were pushed into the Tigris River.
DOD047785-DOD047790 Developmental Counseling Form 38096   Threatened detainee with making him drink his own urine.
DOD047791-DOD047792 Developmental Counseling Form     Disrespectful and insulting to Arabs.
DOD047793-DOD047801 Request for Discharge in Lieu of Court-Martial 37875   Manslaughter. We have other records on this incident – the CID report and the AR 15-6 – it is the death of Obeed Hethere Radad.
DOD047802-DOD047840 Request for Discharge in Lieu of Court-Martial 37835   SSG Pointed loaded firearm at head of detainee; struck detainee; struck detainee by tripping him with his foot; struck detainee in the face and stomach with his hand.
DOD047841-DOD047857 Documents relating to shooting at Taza      
DOD047858-DOD047877 Documents relating to Article 32 Investigation 6/20/2003   Mock execution of Iraqi boy (13 to 16 years old). Soldiers detained and drove boy to a deserted field, placed him into truck headlights, and fired a 9mm shot to the side of the boy's head. [redacted] took a photo of boy and let him go. Soldier admitted firing the shot to scare the boy, and that [Redacted] condoned the use of scare tactics to deter looters.
DOD047878-DOD047923 Documents relating to charges against [redacted]     Dereliction of duty including mock execution of Iraqi boy between 13 and 16 years old.
DOD047878-DOD047923 Transcript of Interview     Major testifies about detainee operations.
DOD047924-DOD048050 Army Criminal Investigative Division Report of Investigation Number 0173-04-CID259-80247 04/24/2003 - 04/25/2003   Investigation found evidence to prove that CPT [Redacted] committed offense of Maltreatment and Cruelty when he directed a civilian to instruct Iraqi looters to disrobe and had the words for "sinful thief" written on the bodies of nakies Iraris. CPT received a letter of reprimand. DOD047933 – photos withheld because they depict foreign nationals and are Civilian Agency Records; Pages DOD-48043 – photos withheld because they depict Americans.
DOD048051-DOD048062 CJTF-7 Detention Operations Assistance Visit   11/6/2003 Powerpoint presentation given by MG Donald J. Ryder, Provost Marshal General. Includes observations and recommendations on how to treat detainees in Abu Ghraib.
DOD048063-DOD048067 Detainee Task Force Initial Update: Policy and Training Way-Ahead   2/27/2004 Powerpoint presentation providing "a proposed way-ahead to develop policies that govern how the Army/units/Soldiers handle detainees from point of capture to conviction or release, to include a review of common task training and specialized MP training across the Army." Skills training.
DOD048068-DOD048069 ECC Tasking Summary #8   5/8/2004 Asks: What guidance on interrogation and detention procedures was given to Military Police at the detention centers in CENTCOM and when was it given. Answers: "CENTCOM provided the following information on detention procedures and interrogation. There currently is no information on whether these documents were disseminated to the individual MP."
DOD048070-DOD048072 E-mail re: FW: Enemy POW Detention and Interrogatio.ppt   5/11/2004 Discusses forwarding of powerpoint slides on Enemy POW detention and interrogation.
DOD048073-48075 E-mail and attachment of Tasking Summary #10   5/11/2004 Task is to Identify the parties with knowledge of the blunt force trauma and injuries sustained by the Iraqi Major General detainee. Asks whether all Abu Ghraib photos have been made public and answers "There are photographs on the disk that are not yet in the public domain, or at least have not yet been publicized."
DOD048076-DODO048077 E-mail re: Total CID Investigations + Unit Investigation Summary, and attachment of chart   5/11/2004 Chart lists 83 detainee abuse investigation, 25 of which are deaths.
DOD048078 E-mail attaching update of 05/11/2004 document in big font   5/12/2004  
DOD048079 Pages referred to Criminal Investigation Command on March 1, 2006 for further review.      
DOD048080-DOD048081 E-mail re: 5-25 daily report     Mentions several Red Cross inquiries.
DOD048082 E-mail re: RFI 5B   5/12/2004  
DOD048083-DOD048084 E-mail re: Tasking Summary sheet #11 (13 May)   5/14/2004 Regarding consolidating photos and images from Abu Ghraib. Summary reports that there are 35 CID investigations of abuse inside U.S. facilities, 25 of which are deaths and 10 of which are soldirer misconduct.
DOD048085-DOD048086 E-mail re: "last night's murder board"   5/13/2004 Secretary of Defense was briefed on 05/12/04 on Abu Ghraib
DOD048087 Photos withheld pursuant to FOIA exemptions 6, 7(c), and 7(f)      
DOD048088 E-mail re: Ms. Haave Briefing   5/14/2004  
DOD048089 E-mail re: Army Detainee Responsibilities.ppt   5/14/2004  
DOD048090-DOD048095 DOD Enemy Prisoner of War Detainee Program     Powerpoint Presentation from Office of Provost Marshall General
DOD048096-DOD048097 E-mail re: CID Daily Update - 14 May 04. Attachment: Tasking Summary #12   5/14/2004 Discusses Abu Ghraib photos. Summary reports 42 investigations of abuse in U.S. facilities, 30 of which are detainee deaths and 12 of which are soldier misconduct.
DOD048098-DOD048101 E-mail re: 5-13 Daily Update   5/14/2004 Provides bullet points on briefing to Secretary of Defense
DOD048102-048104 E-mail re: HASC Breifing TJAG PMG.doc   5/14/2004 Attached document is outline of presentation by MG Ryder and MG Romig on detainee abuse investigations.
DOD048105-DOD048106 E-mail re: Inbound Taskers from OSD/JDS   5/14/2004  
DOD048107-DOD048113 E-mail re: Info paper and talking points Executive Agent   5/14/2004 Attached information paper provides background on the Army as Executive Agent for detainee operations.
DOD048114-DOD048117 E-mail re: Picture Evidence Summary   5/14/2004 Attached summary describes situation with photos of abuse.
DOD048118-DOD048009 E-mail re: Detainee abuse tasking summary   5/14/2004 Attached summary about abuse investigation.
DOD048120-DOD048123 E-mail re: task Summary #10   5/14/2004 Summary of reported violations.
DOD048124-DOD048123 E-mail re: 5-17 Daily update   5/17/2004  
DOD048125-DOD048130 E-mail re: Information paper on PMG Vice CID.doc   5/17/2004 Information paper for MG Ryder.
DOD048131-DOD048132 E-mail re: daily report   5/17/2004 Attaches tasking Summary #13; CID Detainee Unit investigation summary 14 May
DOD048133 E-mail re: CID Detainee + Unit Investigations Summary 14 May 04.ppt   5/17/2004 Attachment not provided.
DOD048134-DOD048164 E-mail re: RFI for 0700 18 may   5/17/2004 Attachments of summaries of detainees.
DOD048165-DOD048170 E-mail re: RFI for Sat 15 May 04   5/17/2004 Attached information on 320th MP BN and 372nd MP Co.
DOD048171-DOD048180 E-mail re: RfI's due at 1200 hrs today   5/17/2004 Executive Summaries regarding Army's interaction with ICRC (International Committee of the Red Cross).
DOD048181 E-mail re: EXSUM -DoIG & DOJ Review of Detainee Abuse   5/19/2004 Attachment not provided.
DOD048182-DOD048185 E-mail re: Detainee RFI FS & TNG VICE 18 May 04.doc   5/19/2004 Attached executive summary about adapting to current challenges.
DOD048186-DOD048187 E-mail re: 5/17 Daily Update.doc   5/19/2004 Attached summary of significant activities concerning International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
DOD048188-DOD048189 E-mail re: tasking summary sheet #15 (19 May).doc   5/19/2004  
DOD048190-DOD048203 E-mail re: I/R Crosswalk   5/19/2004 Attached slideshow on "Death of Detainees Under US Control" - Total 63 deaths. Charts of types of death.
DOD048204-DOD048207 E-mail re: CG's proposed press release v4.doc   5/20/2004 Discusses nine remaining death investigations, eight of which are homicides. 69 abuse investigations pending.
DOD048208 E-mail re: discussion on detainee deaths   5/20/2004 Prisoner Deaths powerpoint presentation not provided.
DOD048209 E-mail re: Detainee tasking summary PMG 10 May 04 update.doc   5/20/2004 Attachment not provided.
DOD048210-DOD048215 E-mail re: Senate Hearings Remarks v2.doc; Senate Hearing PMG Remarks v1.doc   5/20/2004 Proposed comments to Senate Armed Services Committee.
DOD048216-DOD048217 E-mail Response to Denver Post   5/20/2004 Attachment not provided.
DOD048218-DOD048220 E-mail re: Hearing Tasker #14a- Question for the Record from 7 May 04 SASC Hearing on Allegations of Mistreatment of Iraqi Prisoners   5/20/2004  
DOD048221-DOD048229 E-mail re: CID Case Stub with OASD (HA)   5/21/2004 Charts summarizing deaths of detainees under US military control.
DOD048230-DOD048231 E-mail re: Daily PMG Summary 21 May 04   5/21/2004 Attachment discusses detainee deaths.
DOD048232-DOD048247 E-mail re: Prison Deaths v3.doc   5/21/2004 Attached powerpoint presentation on detainee deaths in US custody.
DOD048248-DOD048250 E-mail re: QFR for 1 May Senate Hearing   5/21/2004 States that 122 people are under investigation for detainee abuse/death.
DOD048251-DOD048258 E-mail re: Senate hearing PMG remarks ; CG's proposed press release   5/24/2004 Proposed comments to Senate Armed Services Committee.
DOD048259-DOD048260 E-mail re: RFI Summary - SGT [redacted] 24 May   5/25/2004  
DOD048261 E-mail re: detainee big font on May 21 doc; Detainee BIG FONT off 21 May.doc   5/24/2004 Attachment not provided.
DOD048262 Pages referred to Army Criminal Investigative Command      
DOD048263-DOD048264 E-mail re: 24 May Summaries   5/25/2004 Attached summary.
DOD048265 E-mail re: 25 May detainee Tiger Team Summary + Taskings   5/25/2004 Discusses meeting with Secretary of Defense to discuss detainee deaths, homicides and investigations, ICRC issues, Migration of interrogation techniques and interrogations (GTMO - Bagram - Iraq), etc.
DOD048266-DOD048268 E-mail re: RFI Summary - SGT [redacted] (24 May).doc   5/25/2004 Attached summary discusses abuse at Abu Ghraib.
DOD048269 E-mail re: New Detainee matrix: Discussion on detainee deaths; Updated OAFME Prison Detainee Charts   5/25/2004 Attachments not provided.
DOD048270-DOD048278 E-mail re: Schlesinger Analysis   5/25/2004 Attached summary charts of policies and directives.
DOD048279-DOD048280 E-mail re: Detainee Tasking Summary PMG 26 May 04 update.doc   5/26/2004 Attached summary discusses significant activities regarding detainees.
DOD048281-DOD048283 E-mail re: Detainee Tasking Summary PMG 27 May 04 update.doc   5/27/2004 Attached summary discusses significant activities regarding detainees.
DOD048284 E-mail re: DAS Meeting backbrief   5/27/2004