Fourth Interim DoD OIG UAP FOIA Release: Heavy Redactions and Unclear Governance

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John Greenewald reports that the DoD Inspector General’s fourth interim FOIA release on unidentified aerial phenomena is a small, heavily redacted five-page package that reveals little about how UAP is handled, includes the project proposal for evaluating DoD actions regarding UAP, and leaves governance questions unresolved while hinting at more documents to come.

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Department of War Cites National Security to Hide Core UAP Evaluation Details - The Black Vault
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The Department of War Office of Inspector General (DoW OIG), formerly known as the Department of Defense Inspector General, has issued the fourth interim release of documents regarding its evaluation of the militarys handling of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP). The release is part of an ongoing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) case, designated as case