Medical records of an unidentified Iraqi civilian male. Medical conditions included, tibia fracture; gunshot wounds to the lower extremities (complained of pain in right hip and right knee). Medical procedure included, blood transfusion and an ...
Questionnaire asked the Lieutenant Colonel twenty-six questions regarding soldier training, soldier morale and the treatment of detainees.
Lieutenant Colonel responded that he/she was aware of incident of abuse, however the response is ...
State Department cable with talking points for Sec. of State Powell's presentation remarks to the UN Commissioner for Human Rights and Permanent Council Meeting in response to the comments of the EU Foreign Minister concerning the U.S. dentention ...
This document contains the medical records from numerous detainees during the summer and Fall of 2003. The records are not separated to distinguish from one patient to another. However, the records cover the medical treatment of numerous Iraqi ...
This document is a Memorandum for the Commander of the US Southern Command. The subject is "Counter-resistance techniques in the war on terrorism." Under "Tab A," the document lists an A-X of interrogation techniques.
This document is a Memorandum for the Commander of the US Southern Command. The subject is "Counter-resistance techniques in the war on terrorism." Under "Tab A," the document lists an A-X of interrogation techniques.
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 ...
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Army Medical Information Paper Subject: Issues, resolutions and recommendations regarding preventive medicine support for enemy prisoners of war.
State Department cable to U.S. Missions and Embassies with talking points on the humanitarian situation in Iraq. The cable details the efforts the U.S. has made to ensure that civilians are not adversely impacted and that all persons are treated ...