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- p. 14 …By contrast, information which is about someone acting in an official or work capacity should normally…
- p. 18 …Volume 2, Working Paper 5, page 5-1, paragraph 1.
The sentence "The incidence of visual…
- p. 22 …within the sixty working day period, your requests will be combined and work to process your…
- p. 31 …43 should be cited.
- In Volume 2, working paper no. 5. Page 5-3, paragraph 9…
- p. 33 …wording in brackets which refers to the work of DI51. This should be redacted under s…
- p. 34 …be stated as such.
- In Volume 2, working paper no. 5. Page 5-3, paragraph 9…
- p. 38 …be stated as such.
- In Volume 2, working paper no. 5. Page 5-3, paragraph 9…
- p. 46 …It is for these reasons that we have taken the decision to do no further work…
- p. 49 …to have got forgotten while we were working on many requests, including the UAP report. I…
- p. 51 …to have got forgotten while we were working on many requests, including the UAP report. I…
- p. 54 …to have got forgotten while we were working on many requests, including the UAP report. I…
- p. 60 …to have got forgotten while we were working on many requests, including the UAP report. I…
- p. 71 …The author was initially employed as a contractor and commenced work on the report in December…
- p. 77 …relations with other countries by disclosing their work on UAPs and related programmes.
11. In anticipation…
- p. 78 …in case they were useful to the work of the Defence Intelligence Staff. During a policy…
- p. 82 …Friday, 28 April, to spend two days working at the British Library.
Assuming the report is…
- p. 85 …look forward to hearing from you when work on the document is completed (hopefully soon). Please…
- p. 86 …He was a contractor working for a private company, who was temporarily employed by the MOD…
- p. 87 …He was a contractor working for a private company, who was temporary employed by the MOD…
- p. 88 …not the case the private company he worked for must be known and contactable.
Other than…
- p. 89 …not the case the private company he worked for must be known and contactable.
Other than…
- p. 91 …Redact "Section 40
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Working Paper No.5, Page 5-1, Paragraph 1 – Redact from…
- p. 95 …While I am aware of the sensitivity of the work of the DIS, I would point…
- p. 96 …The author was initially employed as a contractor and commenced work on the report in December…
- p. 99 …52
## Flying Saucer Working Party - minutes, memos and final report
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- p. 110 …While I am aware of the sensitivity of the work of the DIS, I would point…
- p. 113 …In the meantime, thanks again for all the work you have put into processing this substantial…
- p. 114 …With regard to Volume 2 - Working Paper 9 (low flying charts) my colleagues in Low Flying…
- p. 116 …it clearly involved a considerable amount of work. I gather from the documents already released that…
- p. 118 …early January once we have done the work. Section 40 welcome to come of course. Please…
- p. 119 …and will not be possible within 20 working days or within the £600 limit. We therefore…
- p. 124 …Unlike the Flying Saucer Working Party report which was over 50 years old when released, this…
- p. 127 …8) The release of the final report of the DGSTI Flying Saucer Working Report No.7…
- p. 141 …Had to stop to do some real work.
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- p. 144 …A decision has been made not to carry out any further work on the subject. The…
- p. 148 …I am working on a post-doctoral project at the University of Sheffield which is examining…
ENCLOSURE
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## Dear Dr Clarke
Thank you for the Christmas card.
As promised I am writing before the Christmas break to provide you with an update on progress with your FOI request for the UAP Report.
DIS staff have now examined Volumes 1, 2 and 3, and the Executive Summary, from a Security/technical perspective and the DIS FOI focal point is now checking the information from an FOI perspective. We hope this task will be completed in early to mid January 2006 and we should be in a position to release the information by the end of January. Although it was first thought that it may be possible to release the Executive Summary ahead of the full report, it has now been decided to look at all the papers together and have just one release. Early indications are that most of these documents are likely to be released.
I apologise for the length of time this is taking, but we are keen to release as much of the report as possible and great care needs to be taken to consider each document. I will, of course, contact you as soon as I know anything more definite about when and how this information will be released. In the meantime, if you have any questions, please e-mail me or give me a call.
With best wishes for a happy Christmas.
Ministry of Defence
Directorate of Air Staff - Freedom of Information
5th Floor, Zone H, Desk 13
Main Building
Whitehall
LONDON
SW1A 2HB
e-mail:das-ufo-office@mod.uk
20 December 2005