Memo discussing MPs relieved of duty due detainee abuse.
DOD PowerPoint presentation discussing the use of force on detainees. Establishes different levels of force from verbal persuasion to deadly force, when to use each level of force and the authorization required at each level.
Medical records of a 40 year old Iraqi Male, confirmed to be an Enemy Prisoner of War. Medical conditions included, bilateral wounds to legs; gunshot wounds to the right knee. Medical treatment included, surgery to right knee, skin close. The ...
Manual for counterintelligence operations, tactics, techniques, procedures. Relevant sections is Appendix A, Counter-Human Intelligence Techniques & Procedures; Section II, Investigative Legal Principles outlines legal rules of investigations.
A CID Report with several Commander's reports relating to the investigation and punishment of soldiers involved in the drowning death of an Iraqi civilian, Zaydun Ma'mun Fadhil, in Samarra, Iraq on January 3, 2004. Mr. Fadhil drowned after being ...
This statement by a Sergeant simply states "On June 24, 2004, I identified Capt. [redacted] from a photo-spread provided to me as being the unknown Captain described in my January 20, 2004 statement to CID Agent [redacted]. This is the Captain ...
Partial medical record of medication and treatment of an unknown person with an unspecified medical condition. The medical records do not state how the person received his/her injuries/illness and does not give any personal information on the ...
Email describes a new, streamlined screening process for detainees and lists 175 detainees cleared for release from Abu Ghraib, Al-Salhiva, Camp Bucca, Camp Cropper and Tasferrat [detainee names and numbers redacted].
Memo states in part "Senior Interrogator, JIDC to obtain all logs concerning JIDC operations between 15 July 2003 and 31 January 2004. [A]dvised that no such logs existed."
Iraqi male detainee of unknown age treated for multiple gunshots with shrapnel wound to the thigh, leg, calf (tibia/fibula); femur fracture, neck fracture. The medical records do not state how the detainee received his injuries and does not give ...