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- Updated: March 26th, 2004
The Security Review Protocols
- When the Army was first tasked to review its own classified
- records, this would spark the beginning of the real cover-up.
- In these Army records, they basically admit that the records
- database was massive, and damaging to National Security.
- There would be more than 21,000,000 Army records alone. Which would get reduced down to about 6,000,000 through administrative mistakes and records cleaning.
These records groups would be deliberately milked, tampered with in mass, and even many records deliberately destroyed.
OSAGWI stated they had reviewed materials since 1996 based on medical relevance. These protocols were the buzz words used to screen those military record groups.
Hundreds of thousands of damaging files never made it- to daylight. "Excluded" from Gulf War Records Group
- and "Exemption 1" were continually used to death.
Anyways, here is the Security Review Protocols for the United States Army. They were also used by the Marines, Navy, Air Force, and other declassification teams as the template. See for yourself.Total 213 pages in order of receipt
