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PowerPoint presentation discussing and depicting methods for applying handcuffs and leg restraints on detainees.
Proposed press release about detainee abuse in Iraq. Packet includes an article from CNN.com about the Abu Ghraib photos, a release from the Coalition Forces Office of Public Affairs announcing the initiation of an investigation into detainee ...
May 16, 2005
Non-legal Memo
Ricardo Sanchez, Antonio Taguba, Donald J. Ryder
Questionnaire asked the First Lieutenant forty-six questions regarding soldier training, soldier morale and the treatment of detainees. [Contents redacted].
DOD PowerPoint discusses procedures for detainee meal operations.
Questionnaire asked the officer thirty three questions regarding soldier morale and the treatment of detainees. [Contents redacted].
DOD PowerPoint presentation discussing methods for identifying contraband and procedures for conducting a frisk search, strip search, inspection/ shakedown of detainee's area, seizing contraband and observing safety precautions.
The memo contains information learned from a telephonic interview on June 9, 2004. The interviewee was assigned to AG from mid December 2003 to March 2004 as the chief of the medical team assigned to treat security detainees. Stated that he did ...
Questionnaire asked the official forty two questions regarding soldier training, soldier morale and the treatment of detainees. Major described an incident in which a detainee was shot and killed behind the wire by a Guard. The Major ...
This email discusses the need for adequate number of doctors to provide preventative medicine to detainees. The IG report found that doctors were not resources adequately and in some cases lacked adequate training or guidance to perform the ...
Questionnaire asked the Major thirty one questions regarding soldier morale and the treatment of detainees. The Major stated, that he/she used "common sense" to conduct detainee operations until visited by Inspector General. No detainee ...