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Document	Source	Description (source of description)
2 RAD-2004-600030-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Personal Email Messages" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600088-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"List of Symbols and Countries Using AK-47 Assault Rifles" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600091-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Military Memos" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600157-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Weapons Inventory for the 6th National Guard Regiment" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600158-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Weapons Inventory" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600214-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Weapons Inventory for the 6th National Guard Regiment" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600247-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Scientific Study Regarding Lactobacillus Salivarius" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600322-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Information about Different Types of Hand Guns and Machineguns" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600323-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Manual Defining a Combat Patrol Unit" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600349-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Summary Description of the Russian Sharp Shooting Gun Draganuf" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600355	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Excerpt from a Military Training Manual" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600360	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Report on TNT" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600364-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Two Mujahidin Photos" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600367-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Training Manual for Mortars" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600369-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Training Manual with an Exercise Table for Attack Rifles" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2-RAD-2004-600457 (orig.) 2-RAD-2004-600457 (trans.)	CTC-West Point	"A short biography pulled fro an Islamic terrorist website focusing on Ayman Al-Zawahiri education, beliefs, formative experiences for his beliefs, his ties to bin Laden, and his terrorist activities. As one would expect, it is told from a sympathetic perspective." (CTC-West Point)
2 RAD-2004-600482-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"On the Road with Martyrs" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600506	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Secret Ink Training Manual" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600644-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Kalashnikov AK47 Training Program" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600654-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Technical Information about Various Weapons" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600722-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"How and Where to Place Explosives Inside Vehicles" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600735	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Explosives Guide" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600754-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Military Training Manual about Assault" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600760-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"N/A" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600799	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Partial Information on Explosive-gives general guidance of handling explosive material" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600818	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Battle Field Manual, Ch# 84" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600858-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Boycotts and War Against the British, the Americans, and the Jews" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600859-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Economic Warfare aginst Muslims" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-600984-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Excerpt from a Military Training Manual" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-601172-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Article about CBS broadcast on AQ trying to manufacture a nuclear bomb" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-601189-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Abu-Zubaydah Statement on the Capability of al-Qaidah to Manufacture and Deliver Nuclear Weapons to the U.S." (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-601251-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Target Shooting Score Card Providing Drills for Engaging Targets to Simulate Realistic Shooting Conditions" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-601287-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Weapon marksmanship" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-601560	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Statement of water usage, broken down by fresh water and re-circulated water from 09NOV2002" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-601656	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Economic Warfare aginst Muslims" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-601732	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Company Profile, solicitation for irrigation system sales" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-601739	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Request for quote: textile industry chemicals" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-601766	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Letter from 'Adnan Muhammad Jayid to Thamir al-Dulaymi regarding a meeting with Dr. 'Amr to discuss matters and suggestions" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-601767	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Letter from the al-Manaqib company to a general director and a security engineer regarding different fertilizers" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-601784-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Letter from 'Adnan Muhammad Jayid to Muhammad Abu-Kaff thanking him for the recently supplied pricing on a bid" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-601876	FMSO/Internet Archive	"A presentation letter of Aman Krit, a construction chemicals company" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-601906	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Letter from the General Company for Fertilizer Manufacturing in Southern Saudi Arabia to the Ministry of Manufacturing and Mining, discussing price reductions and a venture with the NALCO company to produce water purification chemicals" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-601945-ELC	FMSO/Internet Archive	"A bid sent by 'Adnan al-Zawba'i giving pricing information for exporting urea fertilizer" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-602032	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Proposal submitted by 'Adnan Muhammad Jayid of the State Company for Petrochemical Industries (Basrah), to supply water treatment chemicals" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-602135	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Letter from Fawzi Salim Dababinah to Engineer 'Adnan Muhammad Jayid regarding Nalco chemicals" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
2 RAD-2004-M0001926	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Propaganda By Iraq TV including dancing and singing with Iraq national songs, praising Saddam Hussein's achievements for Iraq and shouting dreadful words against the United States" (FMSO/Internet Archive)

AFGP top
Document	Source	Description (source of description)
AFGP-2002-000026		"Excerpt from a Book Entitled Introduction to Guerrilla Warfare, November 1, 1999" (TPP, 57 n.31, 61 n.114)
AFGP-2002-000078 (orig.) AFGP-2002-000078 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Continuation of AFGP-2002-000080" "This document sets forth the goals and structure of the Military Committee, Political Committee, Information Committee, and the Administrative and Financial Committee. Qualifications are listed for different positions of the committee. The intent is to develop Al-Qa’ida as an effective force under the direction of leaders who are professionally capable, trained in Islamic laws, faithful to jihad, and loyal to Al-Qa’ida." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-000079 (orig.) AFGP-2002-000079 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Request for Extradition of Pakistani 'Terrorists': This Pashto and English language document is an appeal made by the Pakistani government to the Taliban leadership for the extradition of nine wanted Pakistani “terrorists.” It includes photographs and names, aliases and last known sightings of these individuals, and it reminds the Taliban that Pakistan was the first country in the world to recognize their regime; that it does not allow anti-Taliban activities to be carried out from its territories; and that it expects the Taliban’s cooperation in “disallowing any anti-Pakistan activity from Afghan soil.” Three of the four camps identified as harboring fugitives from Pakistan are indicated as being under Jalaluddin Haqqani’s control." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-000080 (orig.) AFGP-2002-000080 (trans.)	CTC-West Point	"Interior Organization: A description of Al-Qa’ida’s organizational structure including the responsibilities and qualifications of the commander, duties of the five general committees: Military, Political, Administrative and Financial, Security, and Surveillance , and general goals of the movement. Key goals are to establish the truth, get rid of evil, and establish an Islamic Nation." (CTC - West Point). 9/11 Commission Report references "DOD document, 'Al-Qaeda,' AFGP-2002-000080 (translated)" at footnote 25. "Al-Qaida Organizational Charter and Duty Descriptions for All Members and Their Qualifications" (TPP, 30 n.103)
AFGP-2002-000081		9/11 Commission Report references "DOD document, 'Union Agreement between Jama'at Qaedat Ansar Allah (The Base Group of Allah Supporters) and Jama'at Al-Jihad (Jihad Group),' AFGP-2002-000081, undated" at footnote 29.
AFGP-2002-000100	FMSO/Internet Archive	"This document contains a flyer addressed to all Arab immigrants. The flyer lists the Islamic Emirate officials' names that would assist the Arab immigrants in entering the Emirate" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
AFGP-2002-000103 (orig.) AFGP-2002-000103 (trans.)	CTC-West Point	"Open Letter to King Fahd from bin Laden: A letter which strongly criticizes the Saudi regime for not adhering to the tenets of Islam, particularly monotheism, as well as for rampant corruption and being essentially a puppet of America and other Western states. This document is virtually identical to a document in the 'Letters from Bin Laden' document and is analyzed there in detail." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-000112 (orig.) AFGP-2002-000112 (trans.)	CTC-West Point	"Al-Qa'ida Staff Count Public Appointments: A management review of Al-Qa’ida personnel and organizational structure and an exhortation to ensure that the new cadres are placed on the right path. The organization must guard against complacency and maintain a faithful commitment to the goals and visions of Al-Qa’ida. This document emphasizes proper policies for keeping the organization focused and purposeful." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-000232 (orig.) AFGP-2002-000232 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Personal letter from Abu and Um Aissa to Abu and Um Ziad" and other items (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-000403		Wikileaks, ISN 434, n.19.
AFGP-2002-001120 (orig.) AFGP-2002-001120 (trans.)	CTC-West Point	"Letter of Threat to Americans: A letter from Abu ‘Abdullah Al-Kuwaiti outlining the next attack against the Americans, and issuing a statement to the Americans to let them know of their fighters’ readiness to kill hundreds of thousands with their nuclear and biological arsenal. The second letter is dated 10 November 2001 from Abu Yousef Al-Qannas to Khallad Al-Kuwaiti informing him that he is moving north by orders of the Sheikh (Osama bin Laden), and that he will join him in a week’s time." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-002857		(TPP, 108 n.15)
AFGP-2002-002883		"Abu Massab al-Soory's Computer Disks, PGP Program, Information about the Taliban, and Computer Program, and a Discussion of Intelligence Collection Refers to a 'Network of Agents'" (TPP, 56 n.10)
AFGP-2002-003251 (orig.) AFGP-2002-003251 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"A Memo to Sheikh Abu Abdullah: he author writes to his honored mentor and presents his views on the leadership skills and tactics that Al-Qa’ida must use to achieve victory. Emphasis is given to the political and military methods as well as public relations strategies and information management techniques that can produce positive results for Al-Qa’ida." (CTC - West Point). "Abu Hudaifa Advises Usama bin Laden to Publicize al-Qaeda's Goals and Accomplishments through Effective Informational Media in Order to Rally Public Support and Invigorate al-Qaeda's Mission in Saudi Arabia, July 20, 2000" (TPP, 56 n.7, 57 n.33)
AFGP-2002-003297 (orig.) AFGP-2002-003297 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Letter from the Taliban: he document contains only one-line summaries of papers related to the Taliban. Key Themes: The document itself consists of one-line summaries of papers from another (not included) document. In the referenced document, there is a detailed map and description of the Battle of Khaled in Hira. There is also a possibly forged Taliban government stamp from its Khartoum embassy, and an official letter from the Taliban government official al-Haj Mullah ‘Abd al-Jalil to ‘Abdallah." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-003345 (orig.) AFGP-2002-003345 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Letters from bin Laden: These letters were written between 1994 and 1998, and cover a range of topics related to Saudi Arabia. The primary theme is the illegitimacy of the Saudi regime, and the allegation that they are supporting a Western plot to destroy the Muslim nation. Each letter addresses a current event, describing the event and providing the author’s analysis of the context and implications of the regime’s actions. Bin Laden’s writing demonstrates an ability to communicate with multiple audiences." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-003677 (orig.) AFGP-2002-003677 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Ciphers and Status of bin Laden's Security: A series of incomplete documents that consist of (1) codewords and ciphers used by al-Qaeda; (2) an assessment of Osama bin Laden’s personal security situation; (3) letters primarily concerning the disposition of three prisoners held by Iran that are important to al-Qaeda; (4) a letter discussing the frustrating situation on the front lines in Afghanistan, and the foreign fighters there." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-003705 (orig.) AFGP-2002-003705 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Statement Concerning the Assassination of Brother 'Abi Tarek': In this document, the Eritrean Islamic Jihad Movement denounces the assassinations of Abi Tareq and Sister Zubaidah, and connects them with a series of attacks and plots by the Popular Front in Eritrea to divide the Eritrean opposition, sever their connections with their supporters, and obstruct da’wa and jihad." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-003790	Court Filing	"List of names of al Qaeda martyrs, those missing in action, those imprisoned brothers, and those who had escaped to Pakistan, as well as names of individuals assigned to various military positions and unites are forwarded." "The original, 35 page Arabic document, Harmony Document Number AFGP-2002-003790, was retrieved in the Shahe Kot (CNA), Afghanistan on 6 March 2002" (IIR 7 739 3111 02). Wikileaks, ISN 121, n.53.
AFGP-2002-007775		Wikileaks, ISN 189, n.39, 40 ("Abu Khabab's diary").
AFGP-2002-008587-23 (orig.) AFGP-2002-008587-23 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Fatehullah Haqqani Letter: This Dari language document is a letter written to Nezamuddin Haqqani and several other commanders from Fatehullah Haqqani in July 1980. It discusses a number of logistical issues, such as the movement of weapons and equipment to Harakat and the existence of an assistance program for Gulf-based donors to aid the families of Afghans “martyred” on Haqqani fronts. The letter asks that the numbers of the family-members of martyrs be recorded, as “we must send those numbers to the [United Arab] Emirates and other Arab countries so they can decide what type of assistance they would give to the families.” It also discusses efforts to set up a training camp." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-008588-13 (orig.) AFGP-2002-008588-13 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Formal Request to Integrate Pakistan Officers in anti-Soviet Jihad: This undated Dari language letter is addressed to Jalaluddin Haqqani and Nezamuddin Haqqani. The letter provides the names of three military officers from Pakistan who are interested in participating in the jihad in Afghanistan, and it specifically notes that the officers should be introduced as mujahidin when they are deployed in the field. The letter likely dates to the anti-Soviet jihad period." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-008612-49 (orig.) AFGP-2002-008612-49 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Haji Ibrahim Logistics Document: This short Dari language document written by Hajji Ibrahim (potentially Jalaluddin’s brother Ibrahim Haqqani) discusses logistics and the movement of equipment between Zurmat, Afghanistan and Miranshah, Pakistan." (CTC-West Point)
AFGP-2002-008681-24 (orig.) AFGP-2002-008681-24 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	This undated Pashto language Hizb-e-Islami letter is addressed to Jalaluddin Haqqani from an unknown individual. The letter provides an update from Herat and references efforts to establish an office for “the Party” (likely Hezb-e-Islami Khalis) in Mashad, Iran. The letter also references travel to Abu Dhabi and what appear to be efforts to streamline communication to and from the United Arab Emirates via Telex. (CTC-West Point)
AFGP-2002-600002 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600002 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Thoughts About Securityh of Principal Squads: This document is the outline of a document providing basic security procedures for AQ cells and organizations." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-600045 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600045 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Employment Contract: An employment contract for potential recruits to enlist in Al-Qa’ida. The document sets forth the principal goals of Al-Qa’ida, and defines the salary, benefits, and job expectations of Al-Qa’ida members" (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-600048 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600048 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Al-Qa'ida Bylaws: A lengthy organizational document covering the goals of Al-Qa’ida, organizational procedures, bylaws, benefits, and allowances. This document reveals the highly centralized and controlling nature of the organization, and the extent to which it has embraced modern management practices while maintaining fidelity to its religious vision." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-600046 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600046 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"A (9) page typed document containing (170) names of Al-Qa'eda members including an explanation on the status of some" (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-600053 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600053 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"The Five Letters to the African Corps: This letter is addressed to 'Dear Brother Saif' and signed by 'Your Uncle.' The author has prepared a lengthy response to issues raised in two previous letters (not included in this collection) sent by Saif from Somalia where he is in charge of Al-Qa’ida activity. Uncle gives frank observations about the prospects for jihad in Somalia." (CTC - West Point) "Letters Discussing Various al-Qaeda Issues and Operations in Somalia, Tajikistan and Afghanistan, Including Key Personnel, and Future Plans and Strategies for Africa and Asia, also referred to as 'Five Letters to the Africa Corps,' 1993" (TPP, 30 n.104, 61 n.109)
AFGP-2002-600080 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600080 (trans.)	CTC-West Point	"Lessons Learned from the Jihad Ordeal in Syria: This document examines the jihad waged against the Syrian regime of Hafez el Assad from 1976-1982. The Syrian militants belong to one group called the Attalieaa-the Vanguard and their erstwhile allies in the Muslim Brotherhood fought secretly and openly against the Alawite regime in Damascus. Although brutally repressed, this campaign taught Islamic militants many valuable lessons." (CTC - West Point) "Al-Qaeda Captured Document (Part 2) Discusses Lessons Learned from Jihad in Syria, 2002" (TPP, 29 n.85, 56 n.11, 59 n.73)
AFGP-2002-600083		"Basic Principles of the Jihad in Tajikistan" (TPP, 90) "This document was found in the house of Abu Hafs/Mohammed Atef, the onetime al Qaida military leader. It lays out a distinctly Maoist strategy for a three-phase guerrilla war. Its author remains anonymous, but the document bears a striking resemblance to a four-part series of articles on guerrilla warfare that appeared in Al-Battar Camp in early 2004 that were attributed to al-Muqrin. This may suggest that al-Muqrin had a hand in writing the Tajikistan document or that the separate authors of the two documents both drew on the same exposition of Maoist thought" (TPP, 57 n.37, 108 n.23)
AFGP-2002-600085		"Jihad in Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Other Obstacles Faced in Jihad; Strategy, Tactics, and Operational Concerns; Military and Political, mid-1990s" (TPP, 60 n.98, 61 n.103)
AFGP-2002-600087 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600087 (trans.)	CTC-West Point	"Book by Mustafa Hamid: A book written by Mustafa Hamid in which he discusses his involvement in the international jihad, mainly in Afghanistan as well as his belief in radical Islam and path to involvement in the international jihad. He also comments on the fervor of Arab mujahidin fighting with the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO), which was weaker than those fighting in Afghanistan." (CTC - West Point).
AFGP-2002-600098		"64 Pages of Historical Overview of the Events in Afghanistan during the Soviet Invasion and the Early Days of Establishing al Qaida, 'Chat from the Top of the World Number 6'; Including al Qaida's Ties to Egyptian Jihad, January 1, 1998" (TPP, 59 n.74)
AFGP-2002-600104 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600104 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"The Ogaden File: Operation Holding (Al-Msk): What is apparently a personal narrative by Sayf al-Islam that describes how Abu Hafs of al-Qa’ida sent him and a team of al-Qa’ida operatives to Somalia and the Ogaden region of Ethiopia to construct training camps, train members of the General Islamic Union in military tactics and ideology, and to assist them in fighting the enemy." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-600108 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600108 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Saif Al Islam's Report on the Jihad-Wal Camp: Saif Al Islam Almasri writes an exit report from his time as ‘ameer’ of Jihad-Wal camp in Afghanistan, providing reasons for his failures, and suggesting what can be done so that those mistakes are not repeated again.Saif Al Islam Almasri writes an exit report from his time as ‘ameer’ of Jihad-Wal camp in Afghanistan, providing reasons for his failures, and suggesting what can be done so that those mistakes are not repeated again." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-600110 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600110 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Situation Report from Somalia: A number of disparate reports that detail the financial and living situation prevalent in the organization’s projects in Somalia, and describe the situation in Somalia in the face of Ethiopian attacks, attempts by the Somali tribes to unify, and cooperation with the Ittihad." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-600113 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600113 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"A Short Report on the Trip from Nairobi: Omar describes the tribal population, the region’s cities, and the topography. He also writes about the schedule of future work, provides some examples of terrorist operations that his group carried out, and gives his opinion on the location and the future of the operation." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-600114 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600114 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"A Report from Saif Al-'Adl: In this report, Saif al-’Adl suggests, after a thorough investigation, that al-Qa’ida buy a launch in Somalia. He also evaluates the Al-Hadidiyah forest as a base for the organization, and gives a positive report on the local leadership, in the form of Sheikh Hasan and his Deputy ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz, and their recent tour to gather support from local tribes." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-600157 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600157 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Letter to Aba Khalid from bin Laden: A one-paragraph response by bin Laden to a letter that Aba Khalid wrote to him. Bin Laden expresses pleasure that Khalid’s letter reflected an understanding of the goals of the movement and the dangers confronting it. Bin Laden also states that they are considering the suggestions of Aba Khalid and will let him know their decision on them." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-600172		"Intelligence Agent Recruitment, Training, and Testing. Target Selection. Operational Techniques, no date, found at Abu Haf's house in Kandahar. This document is substantially the same as a discussion of tactical intelligence by Sayf al-Adl published in Al-Battar Camp and disseminated by FBIS as FBIS GMP20041018000218, "Al-Qa'ida's Sayf al-Adl Defines 'Intelligence,'" Jihadist Websites, FBIS Report in Arabic, October 12, 2004." (TPP, 56 n.10)
AFGP-2002-600175 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600175 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Al-Qa'ida Constitutional Charter: This document is al-Qa`ida’s constitution and breakdown of employee benefits for the period before the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan." (CTC - West Point) "Al-Qaida: Constitutional Charter, Rules and Regulations, 2002" (TPP, 29 n.91)
AFGP-2002-600177 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600177 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"A 22 page typed document containing names of Al-Qa'eda members in Afghanistan, Africa and other various Asian countries. 12 pages are completely blank while 2 others contain a variety of unrelated letters and numbers" (CTC -West Point)
AFGP-2002-600321 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600321 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Letter to Mullah Mohammed 'Omar from bin Laden: A two page typed letter discussing the situation in Afghanistan, the continuation of jihad in the Islamic Republics, and the situation in the Arabian peninsula. Bin Laden cites the great success in training and arming the jihadists in Tajikistan, and emphasizes that this effort must be continued. The continuation of jihad throughout the Islamic Republics will keep the Russians and American allies focused on stopping the spread of jihad and not on the Afghan issue." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-600568		Wikileaks, ISN 567, n.12, 18
AFGP-2002-600849 (orig.) AFGP-2002-600849 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Camp Acceptance Requirements: A form for new participants in an Afghan Mujahid camp to sign out before entrance." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-60[0?]853		Wikileaks, ISN 507, n.43.
AFGP-2002-600875	Court Filing	"Redacting Captured Documents in the Guantanamo Litigation"; "Arabic document lists over 150 Al-Qaeda members scheduled for tactics, artillery, security, snipers, and anti-aircraft training dated March 2001 by the Office of Mujahideen Affairs" "Document was recoved by U.S. Coalition forces from an Al-Qaeda House in Kandahar//GEOCOORDS:3135N/06545E//.Afghanistan" (IIR 7 739 7062 03 [ver.1] and [ver.2]). Also Wikileaks, ISN 508, n.40. Wikileaks, ISN 688, n.36. Wikileaks, ISN 45, n.18. Wikileaks, ISN 131, n.30.
AFGP-2002-600966 (orig.)	CTC - West Point	"Call to Jihad Against the Syrian Regime: Per translator, this is an abbreviated version of a longer book that was found on floppy disks captured from Mes Ainak, Jalalabad. The text is a call to jihad against the Syrian regime of Bashar Al-Asad. It outlines various offenses committed by the Alawites (also referred to as Nusayris) against Sunni Muslims, presents theological justification in support of jihad, and outlines a broad strategy for beginning jihad in Syria." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-601041 (orig.) AFGP-2002-601041 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"A Response to Accusations Against Sheikh Albani: A call to Muslims to recognize shame and bad conditions of their lives is not the doing of fellow Muslims, but rather the result of the deception and cunning of the infidels. This three page document is an outline of an 18 page original document. Shar’ia is proclaimed as the rule of God and whoever doesn’t govern by Shar’ia is an infidel. Believers are called upon to kill the infidels." (CTC - West Point).
AFGP-2002-601346 (orig.) AFGP-2002-601346 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Criticism of Abu Al-Bara'a: The author writes against those who “innovate in religion.” In particular, he believes that Abu Al-Bara’a distorts Islamic law to his own ends. Abu Al-Bara’a ignores any evidence or arguments brought forth contrary to his opinions and picks and chooses what teachings fit his interests. People such as Al-Bara’a do not comprehend the truth." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-601402 (orig.) AFGP-2002-601402 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Condolence Letter: This is a letter expressing condolences and describing the author’s situation in Afghanistan. The letter is written by an individual named Abd al-Hamid and is addressed to a man named Abu al-Qayim. The letter consists of two main parts. The first includes Abd al-Hamid’s expression of condolences to Abu al-Qayim although it is unclear what exactly happened. Regardless, al-Hamid urges him to keep his faith and maintain his devotion to God and religion." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-601693 (orig.) AFGP-2002-601693 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Stats of Jihad: A letter from Abu Mus’ab to Abu Mohammed relating a meeting with Abu Musab Zarqawi. The author and Zaraqawi agree that the Muslims fighting in Bosnia, Tajisistan, Chechnya, and Kashmir are polytheists and supporters of secular democracy, and that the Taliban are a front for Pakistan. Zarqawi tells Abu Mus’ab that he is accused of Takfir (infidelity) because of his views about the Mulsims in Bosnia, Tajikistan, Chechnya, and Kashmir." (CTC - West Point).
AFGP-2002-602073		Wikileaks, ISN188, n.28. Wikileaks, ISN 265, n.19. Wikileaks, ISN 218, n.33.
AFGP-2002-602181 (orig.) AFGP-2002-602181 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Political Speculation: This document is a response to issues raised in a previous correspondence. It appears to be addressed to Al-Sahal Al-Mumtan’, but this could be the author’s name. The author is analyzing the impact of the destruction of the Buddha statues, the fall of the Taliban regime, and speculates on future U.S. steps in the Middle East. The author concurs with his correspondent in stating a low opinion of the Taliban." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-602187 (orig.) AFGP-2002-602187 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Criticism of Sheikh Bin Baz: A letter addressed to Sheik Rida from an unknown author criticizing the sheik for his unfair criticism of Sheik Bin Baz’s ruling on apostasy and his exaggeration of Sheik Magdasi’s blunder. Sheik Bin Baz issued two edicts: one forbade seeking the aid of infidels when the Syrian Mujahideen asked Saddam Hussein to overthrow the regime of Hafiz Al-Assad in Syria; the other edict allowed the Gulf regimes to depend on the infidels in attacking Saddam Hussein." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-602314		Wikileaks, ISN 307, n.31, 32.
AFGP-2002-602383 (orig.) AFGP-2002-602383 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Afghanistan, the Taliban and the Battle for Islam Today: This rich Arabic language document is a 131 page book written by captured al-Qa’ida strategist Abu Musab al-Suri. In the book, entitled, “Afghanistan, The Taliban and the Battle for Islam Today,” al-Suri provides a detailed assessment of the pros and cons of the Taliban movement. He specifically evaluates whether the Afghan Arab community should support and fight alongside the Taliban." Also reference to AFGP-2002-804256. (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-603852		Wikileaks, ISN 508, n.14. Wikileaks, ISN 235, n.12. Wikileaks, ISN 507, n.27.
AFGP-2002-603856 (orig.) AFGP-2002-603856 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Get the Idolaters Out of Arab Island: A warning to the officials of the United Arab Emirates to stop detaining Mujahideen sympathizers. This letter signed by the Al-Jihad Qa’ida Organization warns officials that they risk retribution if they keep arresting and detaining Mujahideen sympathizers. The author boasts that the security agencies of the emirates have been infiltrated, and if the Americans are vulnerable so are they." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-604008		Wikileaks, ISN 171, n.3. Wikileaks, ISN 218, n.23.
AFGP-2002-604320		Wikileaks, ISN 434, n.10.
AFGP-2002-700051	Court Filing	"1. A letter from Haqqani to the Governor of Khost, asking him to allow a guy by the name of Gul Zaman to install a communication system in his house. 2- A daily log for gas. [Batch] 202_12JUL02 [Box] 382 [Batch Remark] These documents were dropped off by the 202d. They are left over documents from January 2002. Locations unknown)." (from document)
AFGP-2002-700058	Court Filing	"1. Business cards. 2- A letter to Taliban, to allow a guy name Wali Zaman to carry one AK47. 3- A document from Taliban government traffic department, for a car to be transported. 4- A letter from Haqqani to Khost province head of education saying that Gul Zaman is a friend please take care of him. 5- Receipt of Gas. 6- Mujahid telephone office. Telephone number 00929297-310792 outside of Pakistan. Telephone 009297-310792 from inside Pakistan. [Batch] 202_12JUL02 [Box] 382 [Batch Remark] These documents were dropped off by the 202d. They are left over documents from January 2002. Locations uknown." (from document)
AFGP-2002-800069		Wikileaks, ISN 577, n.18.
AFGP-2002-800078		Wikileaks, ISN 218, n.16.
AFGP-2002-800080	CTC - West Point	"Photographs of Fazul Abdellah Mohamed: This document contains various photgraphs of Fazul Abdellah Mohamed. The names Ghazi and Abdellah are also written in Arabic." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-800081	CTC - West Point	"Kenya Airways Ticket 1: This is a photograph of a passenger ticket and baggage for passage on Kenya Airways for Fazul Abdalla, from Nairobi to Khartoum to Dubai to Karachi, and back to Nairobi." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-800083	CTC - West Point	"Kenya Airways Ticket 2: This is a photograph of a passenger ticket and baggage for passage on Kenya Airways for Fazul Abdalla, from Khartoum to Nairobi to Moroni, Comoros on flight #321." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-800084 (orig.) AFGP-2002-800084 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Fazul's Travel and Educational Documents: These are travel and educational documents for Fazul Abdallah, a suspected member of Al-Qaida." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-800086 (orig.) AFGP-2002-800086 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Student ID Card for Said Bakar: This document is a student ID card for Said Bakar, who is listed as being a 15 year-old student at Jamia Farooquia, Shah Faisal Colony in Karachi, Pakistan." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-800087 (orig.) AFGP-2002-800087 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Passports of Fazul and Maimouna Mohammed: This document contains images of the passports of two citizens of the Comoros, Abdullah Mohammed Fazul, and Maimouna Mohammed Ali. The first passport, for Abdullah Mohammed Fazul, shows that he was born in 1974 in Moroni, Comoros, and works as a computer engineer. The second passport, for Maimouna Mohammed Ali, lists the holder as a student born in 1976 in Moroni, Comoros.The numbers for both passports are the same, suggesting they are either one passport, or they are a family." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-800088 (orig.) AFGP-2002-800088 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Somalian Passport of Halimo Farah Abdillah: The document contains the passport (issued in Sana’a, Yemen in 1999) of Halimo Farah Abdillahi, a Somalian housewife born in 1975 in Kismayo, Somalia, and currently a resident of Mogadishu, Somalia." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-800089 (orig.) AFGP-2002-800089 (trans.)		"Comoros Passport of [Fazul] Abdallah Mohamed: The document is the Comoros passport of Fazul Abdallah Mohammed. The passport was originally issued in 1990 in Moroni, and renewed in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia in 1996. Using the passport, Fazul Abdallah Mohammed traveled to Mauritius in 1990, to Tanzania in 1994 and 1995, to Sudan several times in 1995, to Yemen in 1995, and to Kenya in 1993 and several times in 1994 and 1995. He was also a resident of Pakistan for one year in 1991-1992." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-800112	Court Filing	"A private notebook belonging to Taliban Leader, the Mullah Mohammed Omar, included signed orders to dispense funds to different individuals. The notebook also contained a list of names of friends of the emirate." "This notebook was found on 8 December 2001 at the Kandahar, Afghanistan residence of Mullah Omar. The entries date from 2000 to September 2001." (IIR 7 739 3165 02). Also Wikileaks, ISN 579, n.36.
AFGP-2002-800209	Court Filing	Letter regarding "killing of Masoud and the Americans." Document was recovered by U.S. Coalition forces from Kandahar, Afghanistan on or about Dec. 12, 2001. (IIR 7 739 3122 03)
AFGP-2002-800321 (orig.) AFGP-2002-800321 (trans.)	Court Filing	"Alsabri v. Obama: Captured Documents in Court"; "contains information from the Military Committee Al-Mujahideen Affairs Office outlining two by-name rosters of personnel nominated to participate in al-Qa'ida's tactics course" (IIR 7 739 3021 02). Also Wikileaks, ISN 508, n.25. Wikileaks, ISN 688, n.35. Wikileaks, ISN 552, n.1. Wikileaks, ISN 131, n.30. Wikileaks, ISN 231, n.32. Wikileaks, ISN 233, n.17, 30. Wikileaks, ISN 578, n.5. Wikileaks, ISN 121, n.54.
AFGP-2002-800336		Wikileaks, ISN 688, n.32, 35
AFGP-2002-800437		Wikileaks, ISN 41, n.38, 52
AFGP-2002-800466	Commission Filing
AFGP-2002-800517 (orig.) AFGP-2002-800517 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Ziad Barre and Events in Somalia: A number documents thrown together, covering 1) the Patani United Liberation Organization’s fight for independence from Thailand;2) the predicament faced by the Islamic Front for the Liberation of Oromia, and proposals by the new leadership on how to fix their problems; 3) a report analyzing the war in Somalia since the fall of Ziad Barre in 1991; 4) regulations for Ansa’ar Allah Base, and an associated security committee; and 5) a report from Yemeni border officials on a secret training mission." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-800560		"Applications to Join the Mujaheedin of Tajikistan Islamic Resistance at Al-Farooq Camp, 1994" (TPP, 61 n.104)
AFGP-2002-800621 (orig.) AFGP-2002-800621 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Letters on al-Qa'ida's Operations in Africa: A series of letters that discuss al-Qaeda’s operations in Africa, specifically Somalia and Ogaden. In the first and fourth letters, the authors discuss their failure to get from Nairobi to Luuq and Mendira, The author of the third letter offers his help with African travel document. In the second letter, the author negatively assesses the current state of the Islamic Movement in Somalia, and in the fifth letter, Saif al-Islam gives a status report on his efforts in Ghar Shaigut camp." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-800636 (orig.) AFGP-2002-800636 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	Letter to "Abu Al-Faraj" from "Abd Al-Wakeel Al-Somali" (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-800639 (orig.) AFGP-2002-800639 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"A Quick Review of the Current Political Situation: The author discusses Aideed’s ascendancy in Somalia, attacks against the US and UN, and the situation among the brothers in other regions in the Horn of Africa. The author writes to Abu Abdalla, Abu Obaida, and unnamed others, and gives a situation report for operations, particularly in Somalia." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-800640 (orig.) AFGP-2002-800640 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Abu Belal's Report on Jihad in Somalia: Omar Taj Al Dein Bin Abdullah “Abu Belal” and possibly others describe the jihad situation in Somalia, an ambush against allied forces, the problems faced by the local movements, and what is needed for jihad. Jihad in Somalia was started by the youth without any planning or coordination, against the advice of shura councils outside of Somalia. America is getting closer, and there is a danger of the money being misspent. Now is not the time for jihad, but for da’wa (prosletyzation)." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-800641 (orig.) AFGP-2002-800641 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Political Difficulties and Current Events in Ethiopia: The author describes the previous problems, the current challenges, and the future opportunities for Muslims and the organizations posed by the transitional government in Ethiopia. The current regime in power in Ethiopia (Al Dargh) has some flexibility, and provides more political opportunities to Muslim nationalities in Ethiopia than previous regimes did. Unfortunately, Muslim nationalist organizations were often not in a position to take advantage of these opportunities." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-800728	Commission Filing	"A compilation of articles and political analyses entitled "The Nuclear Taboo and the New Regional System in the Middle East" "TC: The name Abu-Anas al-Makki" is hand-written on page number AFGP-2002-800728-003-0003" (from filing)
AFGP-2002-800735	Commission Filing	"A study published by the Emirate Strategic Research and Studies Center entitled 'Oil in the beginning of the Twenty First Century: Interaction between Market Powers and Politics'" (from filing)
AFGP-2002-800739	Commission Filing	"A book titled 'Yemeni-Eritrean Conflict, From Confrontation to Arbitration' by Dr. 'Abd-al-Wahid 'Aziz al-Zindani and Dr. Ahmad Muhammad al-Samawi" (from filing)
AFGP-2002-800744	Commission Filing	"A compilation of articles, statements, and documents entitled 'Confronting Al Sa' ud" compiled by the Islamic Movement for Reform between JAN 2006 to JAN 2008" (from filing)
AFGP-2002-800746	Commission Filing	"A book titled 'Victory for the Monotheists and an answer to those who argue for the tyrants' by 'Abd-al-Mun'im Musafah Halimah (Abu-Basir)" (from filing)
AFGP-2002-800749	Commission Filing	"A book by Jan Krawazia and Terry Dates entitled 'The Gulf. . . The Invisible War' detailing the 1991 Gulf war time line and course of events, starting with 'Post August Mistakes' chapter." (from filing)
AFGP-2002-800752	Commission Filing
AFGP-2002-800755	Commission Filing	"A Captured Document Turducken"; "A collection of U.S. classified documents titled 'America's intervention in the Islamic nations" that were retrieved form the U.S. embassy in Tehran during the hostage crisis in 1997 [sic], and published by Students in Support of Khomayni at the American Embassy Documents Publishing Center. The documents pertain to the American foreign policy in Kuwait and the Middle East, and labeled 'A series of document from the espionage stronghold.'" (from filing)
AFGP-2002-800756	Commission Filing	"A book titled 'The Eastern Boundaries of the Arabian Peninsula' by G. B. Kelly." (from filing)
AFGP-2002-800759	Commission Filing	"1991 Congressional report titled 'Geo-Politics of Oil' translated into Arabic by 'Ali Fahmi and published by Sina Publishing." (from filing)
AFGP-2002-800761	Commission Filing	"A book titled 'The Military Strategy of Desert Storm' by Colonel 'Abd-al-Wali al-Shummayri. It details an analysis of the military strategies employed by the coalition forces in the Gulf war against Saddam Hussein." (from filing)
AFGP-2002-800762	Commission Filing	"A book titled 'al-Qaddafi, the Modern Anti-Islam' by 'Abd-al-Rahman Hasan, compiled by Sheikh Abu-al-Mundhir al-Sa'idi and published by the Libyan Islamic Combat Group Media Office." (from filing)
AFGP-2002-800775 (orig.) AFGP-2002-800775 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This lengthy Arabic language document summarizes the interrogations of several Arabs detained by al-Qa`ida and the Taliban on suspicions that they were spying for foreign intelligence services during the late 1990s. The document seems to indicate that a number of individuals who came to join al-Qa`ida during the late 1990s also collected funds for the Haqqani network from private donors in the United Arab Emirates. A number of other sources, including an account provided by Osama Bin Ladin’s former bodyguard Abu Jandal, indicate that one of those detained – Muhammad al-Bayid, who went by the alias Abu al-Mubtassim (a name which appears in the captured document) – was interrogated by al-Qa`ida members Saif al-Adel, Abu Hafs al-Masri and Abu Jandal during his captivity." (CTC-West Point)
AFGP-2002-800928 (orig.) AFGP-2002-800928 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This series of letters, which date to the 1993-1997 period, were captured in Afghanistan at a compound that reportedly served as a residence for Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate. Written by a number of different organizations, these letters endorse specific individuals and seek to solicit support for the Islamic Jihad Movement of Bangladesh. The letter on page five is written and signed by Jalaluddin Haqqani, and the first letter seeks support for jihad in Burma" (CTC - West Point). "10 letters Supporting the Establishment of Islamic Jihad in Burma, October 10, 1993" (TPP, 27 n.64)
AFGP-2002-801138 (orig.) AFGP-2002-801138 (trans.)	Commission Filing CTC-West Point	"This document is a collection of many administrative papers dated September 2000. They cover a range of administrative details concerning the administration of Al-Qa’ida camps in Afghanistan, issues raised by trainees in the camps, and interpretations of Qu’ranic verses. While answers are not given, the questions are remarkable for the breadth of topics which they cover and their bold, challenging, and at times naïve style." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-801160	Commission Filing	"A book titled 'Suicide Operations in Islam and the rule on Tyrants' helpers and their Soldier." "TC: Illegible hand writing on page number AFGP-2002-801160-003-0003, possibly the name Abu-Anas al-Makki"
AFGP-2002-801202	Commission Filing	"An analysis presented to Minister of Interior for Security Affairs Assistant, Emir Muhammad Bin-Na'if Bin-'Abd-al-'Aziz by Dr. 'Abd-al-Rahman Bin-'abd-al-Shanifi, in which he details the importance of the emerging information war and its impact on the Middle East." (from filing)
AFGP-2002-801488		Wikileaks, ISN 493, n.26.
AFGP-2002-801848		Wikileaks, ISN 567, n.12, 18
AFGP-2002-801888		Wikileaks, ISN 567, n.11
AFGP-2002-803706		Wikileaks, ISN 567, n.11, 18
AFGP-2002-803956		Wikileaks, ISN188, n.27. Wikileaks, ISN 154, n.29.
AFGP-2002-804479		Wikileaks, ISN 577, n.20
AFGP-2002-804547		Wikileaks, ISN 570, n.42 ("detainee's passport").
AFGP-2002-804556		Wikileaks, ISN 578, n.5.
AFGP-2002-804559		Wikileaks, ISN 232, n.57.
AFGP-2002-807467		Wikileaks, ISN 265, n.20. Wikileaks, ISN 234, n.34. Wikileaks, ISN 232, n.24. Wikileaks, ISN 154, n.40.
AFGP-2002-900024		Wikileaks, ISN 579, n.23
AFGP-2002-900092	Court Filing	"Redacting Captured Documents in the Guantanamo Litigation"; Document is completely redacted, but IIR 7 739 0382 02 and IIR 7 739 0391 02 state that it contains "personal letters and wills of Taliban/al-Qaida personnel." They are two of 33 intelligence reports derived from AFGP-2002-900092. Wikileaks, ISN 577, n.21. Wikileaks, ISN 493, n.26.
AFGP-2002-900414		Wikileaks, ISN 579, n.23
AFGP-2002-900424		Wikileaks, ISN 579, n.23
AFGP-200[2]-900813		Wikileaks, ISN 265, n.29, 30 (says "AFGP-2003"). Wikileaks, ISN 550, n.24 (says "AFGP-2003").
AFGP-2002-901078		Wikileaks, ISN 41, n.34, 39. Wikileaks, ISN 45, n.19.
AFGP-2002-901188 (orig.) AFGP-2002-901188 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"A letter to the scholars of Deyubende in Peshawar, Pakistan. Osama bin Laden asks for a fatwa from them, noting that some Arab peninsula scholars have already done so. He also encourages them to recruit youth as soldiers for the jihad and the wealthy for donations to the cause. Finally, he asks for allegiance to himself and Mullah Mohammed Omar." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2002-901191		Wikileaks, ISN 265, n.29, 30. Wikileaks, ISN 550, n.24.
AFGP-2002-905509	Commission Filing
AFGP-2002-905527		Wikileaks, ISN 41, n.19. Wikileaks, ISN 508, n.14. Wikileaks, ISN 497, n.40. Wikileaks, ISN 235, n.12, 46. Wikileaks, ISN 507, n.27. Wikileaks, ISN 254, n.1, 32. Wikileaks, ISN 434, n.9. Wikileaks, ISN 49, n.33. Wikileaks, ISN 121, n.8.
AFGP-2002-905558	Commission Filing	Khalid Al-Shaikh Mohammad (KSM) degree from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
AFGP-2002-905797	Commission Filing
AFGP-2002-905854	Commission Filing	Purports to be Bin Laden family passport
AFGP-2002-905856	Commission Filing	Purports to be Bin Laden family passport
AFGP-2002-905858	Commission Filing	Purports to be Bin Laden family passport
AFGP-2002-905863	Commission Filing	Purports to be Bin Laden family passport
AFGP-2002-905864	Commission Filing	Purports to be Bin Laden family passport
AFGP-2002-905880	Commission Filing	"Propaganda, Open Source Intelligence & the First Amendment"; Transcript of "State of the Ummah" video.
AFGP-2003-000483		Wikileaks, ISN 899, n.14, 23

AFGP-2003-000484		Wikileaks, ISN 899, n.10, 21
AFGP-2003-000486		Wikileaks, ISN 899, n.24
AFGP-2003-000503		Wikileaks, ISN 899, n.11, 22
AFGP-2003-000525		Wikileaks, ISN 899, n.9
AFGP-2003-000540		Wikileaks, ISN 899, n.12
AFGP-2003-000605		Wikileaks, ISN 899, n.13
AFGP-2003-001293 (orig.) AFGP-2003-001293 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Meeting Notes and a Letter from Al-Wali: The document consists of notes or the agenda from a meeting on the situation in the Horn of Africa, and a letter from Al-Wali on training. The first part of the document appears to be either notes from a meeting, or the agenda for a meeting. The meeting apparently revolves around the relationship with Sheik Hassan, the military situation in Kismayo, the disposition of al-Qaeda operatives in the region, especially Ogaden." (CTC - West Point)
AFGP-2004-002509		"Islamic Freedom Movement Propaganda Letter, late 2002-early 2003." (TPP, 56 n.14)
AFGP-2005-0003302 (orig.) AFGP-2005-0003302 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This Pashto language document identifies a number of suspected al-Qa’ida and Taliban associates in Afghanistan and Pakistan. It also discusses efforts to disrupt construction projects on the road between Jalalabad and Kunar and provides a very practical example of how the Haqqani network shelters a mix of foreign fighters and Pakistani militants." (CTC-West Point)

BIAP top
Document	Source	Description (source of description)
BIAP-2003-000059	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Iraqi relative working for a U.S. atomic energy agency" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-000090	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Documents covering meetings between Agent #801 and Sheik Adil Mohammed Al-Minshed, the head of a tribe, during which they discussed WMD buried in the area of Halab, Syria, an Iraqi Oil Minister, missing Iraqi Generals and a dead Iraqi physicist suspected" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-000073		"Collection of information on inconsequential court matters and correspondence on nuclear material theft" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-000575	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Internatonal Atomic Energy Agency report" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-000652		"Air Force procedures" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-000654		"Air Force Training Command Correspondence, Top Secret Letter Regarding Fedayeen Work; Names, ranks and serial numbers of Iraqi Air Force members" (FMSO/Internet Archive). "Saddam Regime Recruits Suicide Terrorists to Hit US Interests" (partial internet translation, jveritas on freerepublic.com)
BIAP-2003-000878	FMSO/Internet Archive	"lectures" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-000879	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Air force letters, administrative papers, memos concerning nightime flying, reports, orders, vacation requests and so on" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-000884	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Military preparation Ali Bin Abi Talib Air base and Saad Base" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-000914	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Training manual for chemical and biological attacks" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001000	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Memos within the Iraqi Intelligence Service about Purchasing Video Cassettes" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001001	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Memos within the IIS, forwarding general administrative issues" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001002	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Information related to a group of Iraqi Intelligence Service employees assigned to take pictures of Iranians, who visited the sacred places in Iraq" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001003	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Correspondence within the IIS regarding purchasing requests, financial payments and committee formation responsible for the purchase of papers and photographic films costing 31,140,000 Iraqi Dinars" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001009	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Reports issued by the Iraqi Intelligence Service, dated 2002, pertaining to Iranian visitors going to the religious places in Iraq, and includes names of Iranian intelligence employees" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001016		"Memos within the General Military Intelligence Directorate Auditing Accounts for the Year 1989" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001019		"N/A" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001021		"Correspondence and memos between the ministry of housing and reconstruction, Ministry of Justice and several companies" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001024		Correspondence between the Ministry of Housing and Construction and Mijbil Muhammad Hasan Company for Contracting and Consulting Concerning the Sulayman Project Construction Contract (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001032	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Report about the daily security activities that were carried out by the Security Section of the 2nd Corps" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001035		"Various Correspondence Issued by the General Military Intelligence Directorate, regarding Several Administrative Issues, an Investigation Issue of a Police Captain Injured During his Work by an Iraqi Military Detachment" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001043		"Personnel file of Draftee, Diya' 'Aziz 'Ijayl Tahir Al-Safi" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001049		"Memos issued by the Medical affairs directorate regarding several administrative and functional issues" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001050	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Information form of a Draftee and a correspondence including directives related to storing and maintaining the chemical supplies and the gas masks" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001051		"Register book for the military patients issued by the Al-Rashid Military Hospital" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001058		"Employees' Attendance Logbook belongs to the Medical Affairs Directorate of Al-Rashid Military Hospital during 1998" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00001065	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Ministry of Education Outgoing Inventory Voucher Log Book and A Poem" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-0001165		"N/A" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-001224		"Design document (Expansion Project name FATEH MOBAYAN) for a pipe with an inside coating that will withstand chemical material" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-001543	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Officer list" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-002011		"Interview with Saddam's son-in-law" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-002059		"War photos and pictures from Saddam's visit to the Soviet Union During 1970's" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-002410	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Cleaning chemical suits and how to hide chemicals to make sure that they are far from the city of Basrah" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-002453	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Document metions film testing and chemical rods" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-002497		"Correspondence within the Military Industrialization Commission and Various Parties on Payment Vouchers against Vehicles Spare Parts" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-002507		"National Monitoring Directorate of the Military Industrialization Commission financial records referring to car maintenance" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-002508		"Financial records belonging to the National Monitoring Directorate concerning maintenance and vehicles spare parts requests" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-002728	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Operating procedures (SOP) for the operations room in case of an unscheduled United Nations visit; the names of nuclear and chemical specialist that will sleep over; a list of chemical material (sulphur, phosphate) being produced" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003020	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Lists of High-Ranking Ba'th Party Members" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003057	FMSO/Internet Archive	"10th scheduled meeting for members of the Chemical Projects Implementation Authority dated 01/13/2003" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003094		"Official Journal titled 'Al-Waqa' Al-Iraqiyyah' issued by the Ministry of Justice regarding laws for the government court, Al-Thawrah Headquarter decisions, republican protocols, internal adjustment, and instructions concerning to prohibit individuals and" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003167	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Inventories and reports on UN inspection teams containing charts, diagrams and tables" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003319	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Administrative issues related to the Ministry of Industry concerned with buying control devices" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003366	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Military Industrialization Commission internal memorandums regarding several administrative issues such as telex schedules, robberies, updating internal systems, orders, receiving materials, meetings and bribery" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003488	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Book of bonuses paid to personnel from various departments, but organization is unknown" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003494	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Daily entries reports concerning the Chemical Platoon" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003502	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Correspondence within Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base Command regarding administrative issues, reports on soil, and bills of lading for spare parts" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003518	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Correspondence circulated within Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base discussing various issues" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003521	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Correspondence regarding the position of equipment and supplies for the non chemical units in the Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base, vacation forms and medical checkups" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003533		"Memos and Documents from the Chemical Platoon of Al-Qadisiyyah Airbase Command" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003539	FMSO/Internet Archive	"A logbook of information on the training given to the Chemical Reconnaissance Division Air Force Elements" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003541	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Training Memorandum Issued by the Chemical Classification Commander of the Air Force and Air Defense" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003543	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Training course and duties for the Chemical Platoon commander, chemical reconnaissance and sterilization members" (FMSO/Internet Archive). Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com.
BIAP-2003-003554		"Internal Memos and Correspondence from Chemical Platoon Command and Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base to Various Departments" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003561		"Personal Information on several chemists who graduated from the Chemical Atomic War College and the Chemical Classification Battalion" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003570	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Correspondence Concerning the Situation of the Officers who Worked in the Chemical Platoon" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003576	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Internal Correspondence and Memos about the Daily Status and Chemists' Reports at Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003592	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Notes on different chemical experiements and schematics for equipment" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003620		"Organic Substances and Agricultural Items" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003622	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Meetings attended by Ba'th Party Division Commands and the Secretariat of Ba'th Party Comrade Sattih Ahmed, and a book about chemical compounds and herbicides" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003630	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Administrative issues related to Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003636		"Memos and correspondence issued by Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base and the Chemical Platoon last regarding administrative issues" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003639	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Administrative issues, instructions, and procedures of usage Yugoslavian shelters incase of nuclear or chemical attack" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003643	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Admin Correspondence between Al-Qadisiyyah Airbase and the Chemical Platoon regarding officer promotions" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003644		"Correspondence within Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base pertaining to administrative related directives" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003658		"Al-Kadisiyah Air Base administrative file" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003663		"Chemical components, radiation level checks, and equipment supplies at Al-Qadisia Airbase" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003668	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base Administrative Issues" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003675		"Chemical Training Courses" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003676	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Nominating low ranking officers belonging to the Chemical Corpse to attend various training courses" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003683	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Logbook of the Chemical Protection Equipments at Al-Qadisiyyah Airbase in 1994" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003685	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Meetings recorded at alKadisiyya command base referencing instructions about chemical weapons, and list Iraqi officials" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003686	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Chemical platoons in alKadisiyya air base; mentions chemical training; peoples names; places they work at; and their home addresses" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003687	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Correspondence within Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base Command" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003689	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Administrative issues of the Chemical Platoon of the Qadisiyyah Saddam Air Base" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003693	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Logbook of the incoming messages of the Chemical Platoon" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003695	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Chemical Training at Air Bases and a List of Ba'th Party Leadership" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003701	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Logbook of outgoing and the incoming letters of different air bases" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003707	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Correspondence dated 1999, within the Command of Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base in regards to preparing the schedule of the training for the Chemical and Engineering Platoons, the curriculum of the courses" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003715	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Contain correspondences and handwritten memos issued from the Chemical Platoon Center sent to Al-Qadisiyyah Air Force Base Command, regarding deserters" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003717	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Administrative issues belonging to the Chemical Corps of Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base Command" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003733	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Several topics" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003752		"Al-Kadisiyah Air Base administrative documents" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003754		"Chemical Protection Procedures and Training and admin issues concerning officers in the Chemical Platoon of the Command of Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003756	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Administrative Memos For the Chemical Platoon of Al-Qadisiyyah Air Force Base" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003765		"Inspection for all the Air Bases" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003767	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Various types of training at the Al- Kadisiyya Air Base" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003769	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Al - Kadisiyya Air Base" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003770		"Records of chemical equipment mask protectors, and base and branch movements" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003771		"Misc documents to include: bills and reports - one mentions escapee Thaer Ahamad Hussein who belonged ot the Chemical platoons in alKadisiyya Air Base" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003772		"Logbook" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003773	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base Command Memos regarding Administrative Issues such as Promoting and Transferring Personnel" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003778	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Memos Issued by the Chemical Platoon at Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base Regarding Transferring Low-Ranking Officers" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003783		"Correspondence Related to Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base Regarding Various Administrative Issues" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003784	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Administrative Issues dated 1990 belonging to Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base including Rosters of Promoted Officers and Others" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003790	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Registers Belonging to Officers, Commanders and Leaders, dated 2000" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003792	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Correspondence within the Chemical Platoon of the Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003793		"Correspondence Within the Chemical Platoon of the Al-Qadisiyyah Airbase" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003794	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Administrative letters belonging to Al-Qadisiyyah Air Base involving promotions, transfers, mail, and training" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003798		"Administrative orders issued by the Al-Qadisiyyah Airbase Directorate" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003803		"Study About The Sterilization And Showering Vehicle and general instructions of using the vehicle" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003806		"Instructions Manual For a German Meteorological Conditions Test Unit" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003828		"Army technical information" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003831		"Weather and Wind" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003832		"Book titled Using of Chemical and Biological Weapons dated 1985" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003848		"Training Notebooks Issued by the Chemical Classification Directorate Under the Chief of Army Staff in 1986 For Armed Forces Training" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003879		"Newspaper articles written in both English and Arabic regarding Dr Rihab Taha 'Azawi (Dr Germ) and various other articles" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003900		"A Cornell University Study titled 'Biological Control: A Guide to Natural Enemies in North America'" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003901		"Cornell University Website that contain Website Articles About Insects" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-003902		"Copies of Studies about Natural Enemies in North America" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
BIAP-2003-00004456		"Administration correspondence of the Presidential Diwan" (FMSO/Internet Archive)

CMPC top
Document	Source	Description (source of description)
CMPC-2003-0006		"IIS Background Checks on Foreign visits, specifically delegates from France from Iraqi descent had past dealings with Iraqi Military Fabrication Directorate, one delegate was an agent of IIS and provided Military Fabrication with products and chemical wea" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000080		"Notes on factors that have shaped Iraq's policies on weapons of mass destruction Developments from December 1998 to present" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000132		"Document contains financial records and books about Missiles Solid Fuel Chemistry" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000153		"Tables including Information About Hidden Equipments" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000214		"Research Study" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000331 (orig.) CMPC-2003-000331 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive IDA	"IIS reports.lists of against and collecting on Russian opposition groups" (FMSO/Internet Archive) "IIS reports collection plans, lists of agents and relationship with Russian opposition groups" (IDA, vol. 2)
CMPC-2003-000379		"Net station number" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-0000382		"Pilot Salwan Jamil 'Udah's Report of Air Bomb tests" and as CMPC-2003-000382 "Report from the National Monitoring Directorate and Report of a Pilot's Test" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000386		"Test Results and Analysis of Bombing Experiments" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000387		"BRIP 400KG Spanish Bomb Experiment and Documentation Information" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000421		"International media concerning Mujahedin al Khalq" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000537	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Current Location of neutron source" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000539		"Request for graphite blocks/pieces" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000540		"Al Kindi General Company requesting HMX (5 Kilograms)" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000566		"2000 promotions (SSO) names, ranks, political attitudes, pictures of Saddam & Qusay" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000567		"Name list" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000594		"Protection from chemicals" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000776	FMSO/Internet Archive	"UN inspection team visit" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000788	FMSO/Internet Archive	"SSO location of weapons/ammunition storage with map" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000878		"Information on SSO, ISS, and assistant to 'Chemical Ali'" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000944		"Handwritten notes on Nerve and Choking agents and possible methods of protection" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000959		"Correspondence between UNSCOM, NMD, and other Iraqi Government Agencies" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000962		"Ministry of Industry and Industrialization correspondence relevant to Iraqi missile testing programs" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000963		"NMD correspondence with Military Manufacturing, Iraqi Universities and UNSCOM" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000976		"Purchases of chemical materials by Al-Razzi Center, 1994" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-000976		"Report written in English by the National Monitoring Directorate in Iraq, entitled 'Missile Warheads'" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-B01017	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-001488	FMSO/Internet Archive	Internet translation posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here
CMPC-2003-001950	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Russian Report on American troop dispositions in the Gulf" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-002284		Partial translations posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here and here and referenced here
CMPC-2003-002611	FMSO/Internet Archive	Partial translation posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here
CMPC-2003-005412	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-005626	IDA	"Report from the Iraqi Intelligence Service Regarding Projects of Manufacturing Explosives" (IDA, vol. 2).
CMPC-2003-005749	IDA	"Iraqi Intelligence Service Comparison of IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices) for 2000/2001" (IDA, vol. 2).
CMPC-2003-005793	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-005914	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-005934	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-005935	FMSO/Internet Archive	Partial internet translation posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here
CMPC-2003-006430	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-006874	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-007410	IDA	"A letter, dated 2000, from the Director of the 1st Directorated of the IIS, addressed to the Director of the al-Ghafiqi Project, requesting to review the annual plan of the al-Ghafiqi for the year 2000" (IDA, vol. 5)
CMPC-2003-008945	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-009044	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-00009114		"Forms and hadwritten notes written in English about the analysis of some chemical materials which are used as insecticides" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-00010717		"Undated analysis of medical chemicals and drugs written in English" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-00010874		"Personnel file on the Iraqi Intelligence Service agent Khalid 'Allawi Hammadi Al-Mashhadani" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-00010981		"The Iraqi Intelligence Service (IIS) internal correspondence dated 1999, concerning incoming and outgoing mail surveillance" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-00011082		"Iraqi Intelligence Service memos during 1990-1993 regarding material and equipment inventory lists for several old buildings, including material or equipment, quantity and utility expenses, maintenance recommendations & renovation materials" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-00011084		"Report Presented by Criminal Director to Iraqi Intelligence Service (IIS) to Relocate Main Directorate" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-011229	IDA	"List of 9 Ba'th Party Suicide Volunteers" (IDA, vol. 2).
CMPC-2003-011673	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-012331		Partial internet translation posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here
CMPC-2003-012666 (orig.) CMPC-2003-012666 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Letter from Qusay concerning Kuwaiti POWs being used as human shields" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-012709	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-012808	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-012938	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-00013038		"Memos of Iraqi Intelligence Service Regarding Orders to Delete All Proscribed Information, Inspection Committees Subjects and Any Military Industrialization Information Available in Employee Computers" (FMSO/Internet Archive). Partial internet translation posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here
CMPC-2003-013050	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-013486	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-013538	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-013552	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-013565	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-013578	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-00013804		"Reports dated in Feb 2003 within the General Military Intelligence Directorate (GMID) referring to the security situation on February 2003 of the Army units" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-00013806		"Instructions issued by the Director of the Iraqi Intelligence Service, including steps to be taken when the United Nations inspectors start inspecting Iraqi locations" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-013956		Partial internet translation posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here and referenced here and here
CMPC-2003-014713	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-00014762		"Correspondence within the GMID regarding orders by Saddam Hussein to accept Fedayeen Saddam volunteers from all ages, requesting for names of GMID personnel and prohibiting the use of military duty cars by families of military personnel" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
CMPC-2003-014998	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015036	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015065	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-00015083	IDA	"Investigative reports by the Iraqi Intelligence Service about failed bombs intended to destroy the residence of the US Ambassador in Jakarta, Japanese Embassy and American Airlines in Philippines" (IDA, vol. 2)
CMPC-2003-015213	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015229	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015340	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015380	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015392	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015490	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015588		Partial internet translation posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here
CMPC-2003-015620	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015638	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015640	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015684	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015699	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015713	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015722	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015757	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-015770	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-016081	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-016083		Partial internet translation posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here and referenced here and here.
CMPC-2003-016112		Partial internet translation posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here
CMPC-2003-016251	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-016373 (orig. & trans.)	Unredacted	"Declassified Iraqi Memo Points to the Genesis of the Insurgency" (Unredacted/National Security Archive); "Saddam's insurgency plan" (Ray Robison); "A Top Secret Document Dated January 23, 2003 From Iraqi Intelligence: A Plan for Action in the Event of a Regime Downfall" (MEMRI)
CMPC-2003-016529	IDA	"IIS's M8 Annual Special Report 2002" (IDA, vol. 2)
CMPC-2003-016674	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2003-00017015	IDA	"Production and execution of a bomb within the (IIS)" (IDA, vol. 2)
CMPC-2003-017029	IDA	"Memos and correspondence within the Iraqi Intelligence Service about preparing and executing a mission related to blowing up a Turkish School in Northern Iraq" (IDA, vol. 2)
CMPC-2004-000156		Partial internet translation posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here
CMPC-2004-000167	FMSO/Internet Archive	Partial internet translation posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here
CMPC-2004-000394	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-000622	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-000983	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-001117	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-001227	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-001235	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-001301	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-001304	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-001648		Partial internet translation posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here
CMPC-2004-001752	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-001779	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-001807	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-001854	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-001874	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-001877	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002003	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002134	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002165	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002188	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002191		Partial internet translation posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here
CMPC-2004-002193	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002194	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002219 (orig.) CMPC-2004-002219 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive	Also partial internet translation posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here
CMPC-2004-002225	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002228	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002234	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002289	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002379	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002486	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002487	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002489	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002490	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002491	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002493	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002610	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-002746	IDA	"Memorandum Related to the Iraqi Intelligence Service Concerning Explosives" (IDA, vol. 3)
CMPC-2004-002801	IDA	"Iraqi Intelligence Service file about making a remote-explosive bomb with instructions and photos of the process, dated 28 July to 20 August 2001" (IDA, vol. 3).
CMPC-2004-002892	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-003015		Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com
CMPC-2004-003020	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-003346	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-003446	IDA	"Work orders to charge a car with explosives using the RDX and RE4A materials" (IDA, vol. 3)
CMPC-2004-003807	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-003816	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-003978		Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com
CMPC-2004-004404		Partical internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com. Described by jveritas on freerepublic.com here.
CMPC-2004-004572	IDA	"Volunteers for 'Nusrat al-'Iraq' and 'Ashbal Saddam' Courses" (IDA, vol. 3)
CMPC-2004-005167		Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com
CMPC-2004-00005211		Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com
CMPC-2004-005285		Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com
CMPC-2004-005307	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-005730	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-005780	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-005795	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-005796	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-005801	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-005809	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-005810	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-005856	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-005857	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-005997	FMSO/Internet Archive
CMPC-2004-006626		Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com. Also reference by jveritas here.

GUAN top
Document	Source	Description (source of description)
GUAN-2006-A02327		Wikileaks, ISN 189, n.23 ("detainee's wife began to write him discussing financial difficulties").
GUAN-2007-T03214-HT		Wikileaks, ISN 171, n.3.
GUAN-2007-I10153-HT		Wikileaks, ISN 171, n.3.
GUAN-2007-A00595-HT		Wikileaks, ISN 570, n.52 (correspondence with transferred detainee, ISN 217)
GUAN-2007-T03659		Wikileaks, ISN 570, n.52 (correspondence with transferred detainee, ISN 217)
GUAN-2007-T04158		Wikileaks, ISN 570, n.52 (correspondence with transferred detainee, ISN 217)
GUAN-2006-P01242		Wikileaks, ISN 231, n.10.
GUAN-2005-T02079		Wikileaks, ISN 121, n.41.
GUAN-2005-T05041		Wikileaks, ISN 121, n.43.
GUAN-2006-T00583		Wikileaks, ISN 121, n.43.
GUAN-2006-T00769-HT	Court Filing	"Exploiting GTMO Detainee Letters Home"

IISP top
Document	Source	Description (source of description)
IISP-2003-00006409		"[batch 3113-15] dated 12 February 2001. The file contains minutes of the meeting between Saddam and Vojislav Seselj, the head of the Serbian Radical Party." (UK Parliament)
IISP-2003-00013214	IDA	"Iraqi Intelligence Service (IIS) File on Hulmi Zaidan Khalaf Hamza Al Qaisi" (IDA, vol. 5)
IISP-2003-00026588 (orig.) IISP-2003-00026588 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive IDA	"Details on 'Far'ay Saddam and Muhammad al-Mahdi' Sector and Letters to the IIS" (IDA, vol. 3). Also partial internet translations posted by jveritas on freerepublic.com here and here.
IISP-2003-00026728	FMSO/Internet Archive
IISP-2003-00027192	IDA	"Agreement between Iran and Hamas designating $15 million dollars a month to form a new group called 'Palestine Hizbullah'" (IDA, vol. 3)
IISP-2003-00027194	IDA	"Information about the Palestinian internal situation" (IDA, vol. 3)
IISP-2003-00027918	IDA	"Personal data of Abu al-'Abbas, terrorist leader out of Iraq" (IDA, vol. 3)
IISP-2003-00027971	FMSO/Internet Archive
IISP-2003-00028159	IDA	"Reports about the main targets, airports and air bases in Israel" (IDA, vol. 5)
IISP-2003-00029003	IDA	"IIS Research Study on the rebellion of 1991 Refugee Camp and a volunteered Fedayeen Saddam member" (IDA, vol. 3)
IISP-2003-00031173	FMSO/Internet Archive
IISP-2003-00040598	FMSO/Internet Archive
IISP-2003-00042526	IDA	"IIS Agent executed discussing a mission to assassinate two Swedish journalists" (IDA, vol. 3)
IISP-2003-00044225	FMSO/Internet Archive
IISP-2003-00046258	FMSO/Internet Archive

ISGP top
Document	Source	Description (source of description)
ISGP-2003-00003005	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGP-2003-00007057	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGP-2003-00009701		"[F]rom batch 3113-15 contains a total of 283 pages comprising meeting minutes dated 1995 between Saddam and foreign visitors to Iraq who included: Rafael Muratuf an official from Tataristan, 'Iz-al-Din Al-Hanshiri the Secretary of the General Public Committee for Transportation in Libya, Pedro Mirayth Britu (Deputy Prime Minster of Cuba), Dr. Mustafa 'Uthman, delegate from the Sudanese president, Serge Mathew (a French politician), and Al-Habib Bin Yahya (Tunisian Minister of Foreign Affairs), Staff Lieutenant General Hassan 'Abd-al-Rahman 'Ali (Sudanese Minister of Defense), 'Abdallah Salih Al-Bar (delegate from the Yemeni president), Vladimir Ramtalin (Delegate of the Republican of Belarus) and Vladimir Zirinovski (head of the Russian Liberal Democratic Party)." (UK Parliament)
ISGP-2003-00009914	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGP-2003-00010366	IDA	"Lessons in 'Secret Organization and Jihad Work' Against the Saudi Royal Family" (IDA, vol. 3)
ISGP-2003-00010399	IDA	"Inventories of the weapons within the Iraqi Embassies in several countries, such as Geneva, Brussels, Sweden, Athens, Austria, and Madrid" (IDA, vol. 3)
ISGP-2003-00011423	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGP-2003-00011487	IDA	"Two Iraqi suicide bombers Sri Lankans, Mihindar Amanayak and Kaminah Wastawinkon" (IDA, vol. 3)
ISGP-2003-00014127		"Secret Meeting with Taliban group members and Iraqi Government" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
ISGP-2003-00014100	IDA	"IIS Correspondence, Memorandum, etc. from the Iraqi Embassy in the Phillipines and the Iraqi Foreign Ministry" (IDA, vol. 3)
ISGP-2003-00014607		"[A] letter dated 3 September 2002 from 'Ali 'Abdallah Salman to Mr Secretary [of the President] saying that he encloses the results of the tests on three recording devices that they took from the Iraqi Intelligence Services. It says they were tested for explosives, bugging devices, radiation and chemical and biological contaminants. Enclosed is a signed, handwritten letter from the manager (no name included) of the Food Test & Analysis Laboratory of the ministry of commerce dated 23 August 2002." (UK Parliament)
ISGP-2003-00014614		"[A] letter dated 16 September 2000 from Engineer Musari'a Karim Mahmud to the Presidential Secretary under the subject heading of "Technical Opinion". It discusses why the sound quality was poor on the recording of the president's meeting with some officials from the Atomic Energy [AC: the Arabic is not explicit but it is probably the Iraqi Atomic Energy Association rather than the IAEA]. The file goes on to say that a meeting was held with various people including the technical deputy of the manager of the TV and Radio, plus a number of technical experts from the ministry of information. They reached several conclusions but the first was that the sound was recorded on an audio cassette rather than on a video cassette." (UK Parliament)
ISGP-2003-00014623		"[A] facsimile and it shares that in common with the other Press Office files in box 178 and other Press Office files in the same batch. This suggests that as a matter of course either the Press Office regularly copied correspondence and minutes to pass on to the IIS or it was the Presidency Office that did so. This is not unusual in a regime where everyone and every government department is monitored by at least one intelligence agency or another." (UK Parliament)
ISGP-2003-00014647	FMSO/Internet Archive	Internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com.
ISGP-2003-00014657		"The file folder has 'NIV' (No Intelligence Value) written on it and that it was scanned by user TNMACCI on 11 December 2005. It contains 24 pages in Arabic in total. The relevant pages refer to the minutes of a meeting held between Saddam Hussein and Ahmad Ibrahim, the head of Sudan's parliament [Analyst Comment (AC): Ahmad Ibrahim 'Umar was at that time the secretary general of the Sudanese ruling party the National Congress Party so it is unclear whether the author was mistaken about his position or the wrong words were chosen to describe 'parliament' and 'National Congress', which in Arabic are similar] on 24 July 2001. It follows exactly the same format as the Galloway minutes in that there is a cover letter from 'Ali 'Abdallah Salman (in this case dated 27 July 2001) then follows the actual transcription of the minutes in the same format. Furthermore it has the hole punches on the same side of the page plus the staple marks in the top right hand corner. The first page states that the text is the minutes of the meeting of the morning of Wednesday, 24 July 2001. The Iraqi attendees were Dr Sa'dun Hamadi, head of the National Council and Dr Naji Sabri, Foreign Minister. Attendees from the President's Office were Lieutenant General Dr 'Abd Humayd Mahmud Al-Khitab, Presidential Secretary and Mr 'Ali 'Abdallah Salman, Presidential Press Secretary. Then follows the minutes of the dialogue between Saddam and Ahmad Ibrahim [AC: A full translation can be provided upon request.] Also of note is the fact that neither the minutes nor the covering letter are classified." (UK Parliament)
ISGP-2003-00015320	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGP-2003-00015672	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGP-2003-00017230	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGP-2003-00017693		"related to 'Ali 'Abdallah Salman who was the Press Secretary at the time of the Galloway meeting. . . from batch 3113-15 is 97 pages from the press secretary's office, dated June 2000, of minutes concerning meetings between Saddam and the following foreign dignitaries: Jordanian prime minister, chairman of the Indonesian People's Consultative Council, Malaysian foreign minister, Indonesian commerce and industry minister and the president of Venezuela." (UK Parliament)
ISGP-2003-00018997		"[A] 23 page file that includes minutes of a meeting dated on 1 April 2002 between Saddam and a Turkish minister." (UK Parliament)
ISGP-2003-00020739		"from batch 3113-15 is 66 pages including memos dated 1998, issued from the Office of the Presidency concerning minutes of meeting between Jordanian opposition politician Layth Shibaylat and Saddam Hussein." (UK Parliament)
ISGP-2003-00022866	IDA	"Correspondence issued from the Iraqi Intelligence Service concerning Political Status in Kuwait" (IDA, vol. 3)
ISGP-2003-00026130	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGP-2003-00026334		Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com.
ISGP-2003-00028868	FMSO/Internet Archive	"In the Prewar Iraq documents posted on the Pentagon/FMSO website I found document ISGP-2003-00028868 where on pages 20, 21, and 22 of the pdf document there is a top secret memo on how to train and use the Arab Feedaeyeens as Suicide Bombers or as the memo call them 'Estishehadeyeen' which means in Arabic 'Suicide Martys.'" (partial internet translation by jveritas at freerepublic.com)
ISGP-2003-00031138	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGP-2003-00033345	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGP-2003-00034014	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGP-2003-00035064	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGP-2003-00035946	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGP-2003-00036745	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGP-2003-00300189	IDA	"Iraqi Intelligence Service Memos regarding affiliations with terrorist groups [updated and with complete translation]" (IDA, vol. 3)

ISGQ top
Document	Source	Description (source of description)
ISGQ-2003-00000813	FMSO/Internet Archive	Described by jveritas on freerepublic.com here.
ISGQ-2003-00000875		Described by jveritas on freerepublic.com here.
ISGQ-2003-00001019		Described by jveritas on freerepublic.com here.
ISGQ-2003-00001957	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00002541	IDA	"Fedayeen Saddam's Executions in 2000" (IDA, vol. 5)
ISGQ-2003-00002667	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00002783	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00003576	IDA	"Presented reports by groups of sources concerning the activities of Badr Corps and Hezballah Party" (IDA, vol. 5)
ISGQ-2003-00003598	IDA	"Correspondence and Security Reports within the Secretariat of Fedayeen Saddam" (IDA, vol. 5)
ISGQ-2003-00003599	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00003654	IDA	"Letters pertaining to Fedayeen Saddam Secretariat Office in relation to Martyrdom Operations" (IDA, vol. 3)
ISGQ-2003-00003672	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00004439	IDA	"Intelligence reports of the Fedayeen Saddam on the opposition parties in the autonomous ruling region" (IDA, vol. 3)
ISGQ-2003-00004467 (orig.) ISGQ-2003-00004467 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive IDA	"Information about a mission carried out against the US and UK citizens by a Fedayeen Saddam Commando (IDA, vol. 3)
ISGQ-2003-00004500 (orig.) ISGQ-2003-00004500 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00004526	IDA	"Memorandum from Fedayeen Saddam Secretariat concerns requests from Sudanese individuals and a Yemeni to join Fedayeen Saddam Forces" (IDA, vol. 3)
ISGQ-2003-00004530	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Contain a memorandum of the Fedayeen Saddam dated 2002 in regards to gather information on a container that contains chemical materials hidden at Al- Sabihat village of Al-Karmah Sub District at Al-Fallujah" (FMSO/Internet Archive). Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com.
ISGQ-2003-00004790	IDA	"Terrorist activities of Fedayeen Saddam in Kurdish cities by using explosive devices" (IDA, vol. 3)
ISGQ-2003-00005228	IDA	"A plot to liquidate Ahmad al-Jalabi, one of the Iraqi opposition leaders in London" (IDA, vol. 3)
ISGQ-2003-00005289	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00026777	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Request dated 06 June 2002 sent from Allah Akbar Operational Command to First Section Director concerning providing the total numbers of the existing arsenals to its headquarters" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
ISGQ-2003-00027663	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Information on the movement orders of the leadership of the Second Corps" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
ISGQ-2003-00027787	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Foreign Intelligence Report" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
ISGQ-2003-00029352	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Intelligence reports belonging to the GMID on various issues such as daily operations during the Iraq-Iran War" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
ISGQ-2003-00029681	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Military Intelligence School's study about the deep reconnaissance team that consists of several personnel" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
ISGQ-2003-00029844	FMSO/Internet Archive	"GMID Intelligence Gathered from Iraqi Embassies about Iran in 1989" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
ISGQ-2003-00029875	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Reports about Japanese companies participating in the Iranian petro-chemical industry. locations of several Iranian petro-chemical factories" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
ISGQ-2003-00030628	FMSO/Internet Archive	"A Lecture Prepared by the Military Intelligence School titled 'Battle Signs'" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
ISGQ-2003-00030661	FMSO/Internet Archive	"The General Military Intelligence Directorate's Correspondence with its Affiliated Sections" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
ISGQ-2003-00030808	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Information And Reports Regarding The War Between Iraq and Iran, communications with UN Secretary General, Iran's diplomatic movements through Foreign Minister's official visits to some Gulf States, Greece, Foreign Minister's press interviews" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
ISGQ-2003-00031448	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Correspondence between the Special First Division Artillery and 935th Light Battery for logbook of radio codes and phone operators, security issues, protecting chemical weapons, and other general subjects" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
ISGQ-2003-00031455	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00031461		"Correspondence and reports from the Iraqi Intelligence Service to the General Military Intelligence Directorate (GMID) and the Presidency Office regarding military information about the Iranian troops', brigades' and companies' movements and their locatio" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
ISGQ-2003-00033149	FMSO/Internet Archive	"The General Military Intelligence Directorate orders to attack Iranian targets" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
ISGQ-2003-00033155	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00034244	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00034245	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00034311	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00034675	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00034692	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00034760	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00034954	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00036893	IDA	"Al-Quds Army Chief of Staff Correspondence" (IDA, vol. 3)
ISGQ-2003-00043333	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00044390	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00044424		Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com. Referenced by jveritas on freerepublic.com. Referenced again by jveritas on freerepublic.com
ISGQ-2003-00044733	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00044796	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00044897		"(batch 3223-2), dated 3 September 1993, is a meeting between Saddam and Dr. George Habash, the Secretary General of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. In the same file is minutes of a meeting between Saddam and the president of Yemen on 4 August 1990. In both cases, the same format of letter headed cover letters signed by press secretary Muhsin Khalil, and unclassified minutes pages that have no letter head. The hole punches are on the right hand side of the page." (UK Parliament)
ISGQ-2003-00045131	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00045769		"[A] file of 58 pages and is from batch 3223-2 and consists of the minutes of a meeting between the former president of Algeria, Ahmad Bin Billah and Saddam Hussein on 14 September 1990. The meeting discussed some of the joint concerns of the Iraqi and Algerian nations including their worries from the increased American and French interference in the Arab affairs. The file is interesting because it shows a work in progress. The writer has printed out the minutes and has then edited them by hand. There would be no need to add such notes if the minutes were being typed up from handwritten notes." (UK Parliament)
ISGQ-2003-00046010		from "(batch 3223-2) is a 153 pages long transcription of minutes of a meeting between Saddam Hussein and 'Abbas Madani, the head of the Islamic Salvation Front (FIS) in Algeria and the accompanying delegation on 8 September 1990. The meeting was in the presence of 'Abdallah Fadil, Minister of Endowments and Religious Affairs, Hamid Yusif Hammadi, Presidential Secretary, Lt. Colonel 'Abd-al-Hamid Mahmud, Presidential Companion, Muhsin Khalil, Press Secretary and 'Ali Bilhaj (an Algerian official). This file is interesting because it is dated in 1990 and the press secretary at that time was Muhsin Khalil. Looking at the Arabic text it is clear that the format was exactly the same and little has changed since 1990, when this file is dated, and August 2002. A letter headed cover page from the Press Secretary in the Presidency Office, titled "Minutes" and signed by the press secretary. The transcription of the meeting itself is on separate pages that are not letter headed, nor are they classified, they are simply numbered. Interestingly Muhsin Khalil preferred to place his hole punches on the right hand side of the page rather than the left like 'Ali 'Abdallah Salman." (UK Parliament)
ISGQ-2003-00046015		"[F]rom batch 3223-2. This file details a meeting concerning the recent invasion of Kuwait held on 12 September 1990 between Saddam Hussein and Ahmed Rida Kadirah, advisor to King Hasan II of Morocco. The meeting was held in the presence of Tariq Aziz and, Hamid Yusif Hammadi, the Presidential Secretary. Once again, the file follows the same exact format." (UK Parliament)
ISGQ-2003-00046659	IDA	"Correspondence, dated 24 Sep 2002, within the General Military Intelligence Directorate (GMID), regarding a research study titled, "The Emergence of al-Wahhabiyyah Movement and its Historical Roots" (IDA, vol. 5)
ISGQ-2003-00047996	IDA	"Jordanian Suicide Pilot dated between 8/13/1990 and 9/25/1990" (IDA, vol. 5)
ISGQ-2003-00049026	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00053720	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00055358	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00055741	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00057844	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-00072355	IDA	"Iraqi inmates volunteering for the Palestinian cause" (IDA, vol. 3)
ISGQ-2003-00135742		"[F]rom batch 3230-1 is 176 pages dated February 1986 and consist of minutes of meetings between high-ranking military personnel. The text specifically states that these minutes were taken from cassettes and recordings of the aforementioned meetings. Pages 2-23, 25-65, 68 refer to minutes for a meeting held on 01 February 1986 between Saddam and a number of high-ranking officers including, but not limited to the following: Retired Staff Lieutenant General Qadduri Jabir Mahmud Al-Duri; Retired Staff Major General 'Abd-al-Mun'im 'Abd-al-Mu'ti Qadduri; Retired Staff Major General Mutar 'Abid Hasan Al-Ma'ini; Retired Staff Brigadier General Kamil Khamis Hammadi Al-Samirra'i; Retired Staff Air Commodore Isma'il Sa'd Faris Al-Sa'd; Staff Major General Hazim Salih Dawud Al-Janabi; Staff Major General Subhi Mahmud Isma'il; Staff Brigadier General Retired Tariq 'Inad Al-Shammari;Staff Air Commodore Muhammad Isma'il Mustaf. Pages 69 and 157 are forms indicating the number and date of cassettes. The notes make express reference to cassettes and that the pages are a transcription of those cassettes. The document is handwritten and dated 1986" (UK Parliament)
ISGQ-2003-M0000521-5	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0000767	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0001714 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0003922	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0003964	IDA	"An undated meeting presided over by President Saddam Hussein and his Ba'th Party members regarding the attack on Iraq and the political reaction of some Arab countries and the United States of America" (IDA, vol. 4)
ISGQ-2003-M0003978	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0003997	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004153 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004244 ISGQ-2003-M0004244-1	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004286 (trans.) ISGQ-2003-M0004286 (trans.2)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004444 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004528 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004560 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004660 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004665 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004666 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004667 (trans.) ISGQ-2003-M0004667 (trans. JCOA-HT)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004669 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004694 (trans.) ISGQ-2003-M0004694 (trans. JCOA-HT)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004923 (trans.) ISGQ-2003-M0004923 (trans.2)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004925 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0004932 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0005494 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0005942 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0005943 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0005967 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0006248	IDA	"Video containing a recorded meeting that took place on 19 Apr 90 among President Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi Cabinet, President Yasser Arafat and the Palestinian delegation" (IDA, vol. 4)
ISGQ-2003-M0006443	IDA	"Saddam meets with Command Member to discuss the biological profile in relation to the Iran-Iraq War and the Arab-Israeli Conflict" (IDA, vol. 4)
ISGQ-2003-M0006893 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0006960	IDA	"Saddam Discusses Western Politics and America's Involvement in Somalia" (IDA, vol. 4)
ISGQ-2003-M0007035		"(from batch 3230-1) is a 63 minutes long audio tape of Saddam Hussein's meeting with the President of Vietnam on 9 November 1989. An interpreter translates from Arabic into Vietnamese. The two leaders discussed the Iraq-Iran War. This is a clear example of Saddam recording a meeting with a foreign head of state. Note also that the file originates from a different batch to the Galloway document, which was 3113-15." (UK Parliament)
ISGQ-2003-M0007044 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0007133 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0007379 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0007419	IDA	"Saddam Hussein meeting with his Ministers, Qusay Saddam and Abid al-Tikriti" (IDA, vol. 4)
ISGQ-2003-M0007740 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0007799 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0008110 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2004-M0014359	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0015510-1	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0015812-23	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0015817-9	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0015831-2	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0015840-5	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0015879-4	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0015882-11	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0015889-6	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0015895-2	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0015895-4	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0015898-2	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2003-M0015954-7	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2004-00060580	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Saddam Ordered to Treat The Arab Feedayeen Terrorists The Same as Iraqi Soldiers" (partial internet translation, jveritas on freerepublic.com)
ISGQ-2004-00088446	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGQ-2004-00102327	IDA	"Memoranda within the Iraqi Intelligence Service (IIS) dated on 1992 concerning the agreement between the IIS and Abu al-Abbas, the General Secretariat of the Palestinian Liberation Organization" (IDA, vol. 4)
ISGQ-2004-00102335	IDA	"Letter from Abu al-Abbas, the Secretary of the Palestinian Liberation Front, to support Iraq" (IDA, vol. 4)
ISGQ-2004-00102336	IDA	"Information on the Secretary of the Palestinian Liberation Front, Abu al-Abbas and his relations with the Iraqis" (IDA, vol. 4)
ISGQ-2004-00102338	IDA	"Correspondence within the Iraqi Presidency- Arab Liberal Movement Bureau and Palestinian Liberation Front regarding presenting passpors to secretary- general of the Palestinian Liberation Front and supporting them with money" (IDA, vol. 4)
ISGQ-2004-00220151		Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com. Also referenced by jveritas here and here
ISGQ-2004-00224003		Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com
ISGQ-2005-00016212	IDA	"IIS Information about Ansar al-Islam Group (Political Affiliation)" (IDA, vol. 5)
ISGQ-2005-00017130	IDA	"Information About Groups Aimed to Attack American Interests in the Gulf Region dated between 1997 and 2002" (IDA, vol. 4)
ISGQ-2005-00017457	IDA	"Tables of Various Activities of the Iraqi Directorates" (IDA, vol. 5)
ISGQ-2005-00017862	IDA	"Information about the relation between Algeria and Iran" (IDA, vol. 5)
ISGQ-2005-00019580	IDA	"Iraqi Intelligece Service (IIS) handwritten correspondenc regarding information on the Islamic armed groups in Algeria and article subjected accusing Bin Laden on supporting the Salvias materialistic and logistic" (IDA, vol. 5)
ISGQ-2005-00019583	IDA	"Report on sources of weapon and finance of the Muslim groups in Algeria" (IDA, vol. 5)
ISGQ-2005-00022470		Partial translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com
ISGQ-2005-00023243		Partial translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com. Referenced by jveritas on freerepublic.com.
ISGQ-2005-00024493 (orig.) ISGQ-2005-00024493 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Iraqi Intelligence Service reports on Al-Qa'ida Threats in Djibouti: The Djibouti station of the Iraqi Intelligence Service reports on threats by Al-Qaeda to blow up foreign companies in Djibouti, and on the activities of Islamist groups in Djibouti and Somaliland." (CTC - West Point)
ISGQ-2005-00026108		Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com
ISGQ-2005-00028282	IDA	"Correspondence from GMID regarding the Assignment of Major 'Imad al-Mansub to a Suicidal Operation against American and British forces" (IDA, vol. 4)
ISGQ-2005-00034061	IDA	"Scientific ideas prepared by Biologist Employee 'Uday Salim Mahdi raising producing viruses and germs for the purpose of polluting the water tanks for the US camps in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia" (IDA, vol. 5)
ISGQ-2005-00037352	IDA	"Memos of General Military Directorate Regarding Suicide Mission Volunteers During 2001" (IDA, vol. 4)
ISGQ-2005-00044975	IDA	"Granting of $2,000 US Dollars to the 'IIS Source' Major Mustafa Hama Khan, awarded for his 'outstanding performance' in blasting the headquarters of the illegal British Organization (4RS) with five KGs of TNT" (IDA, vol. 4)
ISGQ-2005-00118681	IDA	"Correspondence, dated 1998 and 1999, between the Iraqi Intelligence Services and the General Security Directorate on the activities of the Islamic Resistance Organization (HAMAS) of Iraq" (IDA, vol. 4)
ISGZ top
Document	Source	Description (source of description)
ISGZ-2004-01894		"The translation below was made by the Pentagon translator(s) and the translated document was posted on the FMSO Iraqi documents website before it was unfortunately shut down on November 2nd 2006. Fortunately I was able to download it and save it before the website shut down." (jveritas at freerepublic.com)
ISGZ-2004-007589	FMSO/Internet Archive	Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com.
ISGZ-2004-009247 (orig.) ISGZ-2004-009247 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGZ-2004-015065	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGZ-2004-018178	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGZ-2004-018198	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGZ-2004-019920 (orig.) ISGZ-2004-019920 (trans.)	FMSO/Internet Archive	Discussed by Juan Cole ("Saddam Was Trying to Capture Zarqawi") and jveritas ("Document: Zarqawi in Iraq Long Before the War Started" which includes a separate, partial translation).
ISGZ-2004-027390	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGZ-2004-027808	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGZ-2004-028179		Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com.
ISGZ-2004-028947	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGZ-2004-031613	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGZ-2004-032133	FMSO/Internet Archive
ISGZ-2004-009247		"This document contains a 9 page report from the Iraqi Intelligence Apparatus and it is titled 'The Saudi Opposition and Achieving the Relation and Contact With Them'. In the report they talk about there meeting with Osama Bin Laden and that Bin Laden in 1995 and how to establish relations wiht him. In the meeting Bin Laden asked the Iraqis for joint operations with them against the Foreign forces (US military) in the land of Hijaz (Saudia or Saudi Arabia)." (partial internet translation of FMSO document by jveritas at freerepublic.com)
ISGZ-2004-019744		Partial internet translation by jveritas on freerepublic.com

NMEC top
Document	Source	Description (source of description)
NMEC-2006-619259	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Picture of a Bulgarian-made AK-47, with cleaning kit and several 5.45mm rounds" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
NMEC-2006-619263	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Picture of MP5 sub machine gun with magazines" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
NMEC-2006-619265	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Picture of a pistol" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
NMEC-2006-619274	FMSO/Internet Archive	"An outline for a document on Kalashnikov" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
NMEC-2006-619299	FMSO/Internet Archive	"A single illustration of the disassembly of a handgun" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
NMEC-2006-619300	FMSO/Internet Archive	"An image of an AH-64D Longbow Apache helicopter with Arabic script explanations of various components" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
NMEC-2006-619318	FMSO/Internet Archive	"A training manual, intended for Mujahidin, providing instructions for selecting and using a place to bury supplies" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
NMEC-2006-619323	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Technical document published by the Islamic Media Center discussing the physical attributes of the chemical compounds GA and GB" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
NMEC-2006-619345	FMSO/Internet Archive	"Issue 15 of Mu'askar al-Battar" (FMSO/Internet Archive)
NMEC-2007-637854 (orig.) NMEC-2007-637854 (trans.)	CTC-West Point	"An unsigned oath of allegiance to the Islamic State of Iraq, it was prepared by the Islamic State of Iraq in the Diyalah province and is intended to be signed by tribal leaders in the province. The oath affirms allegiance to the leadership of the Islamic State of Iraq, and contains blank signature and date blocks." (CTC-West Point)
NMEC-2007-658007 (orig.) NMEC-2007-658007 (trans.)	CTC-West Point	"Mustafa Qudrah 'Adawi Request for Abroad Medical Treatment: This documents is an al-Qa'ida in Iraq pledge for traveling abroad to seek medical treatment, signed by an individual named Mustafa Qudrah 'Adawi using the alias Abu Mus'ab" (CTC - West Point)
NMEC-2007-658034 (orig.) NMEC-2007-658034 (trans.)	CTC-West Point	"Partial Muhammad Bin-Sabbar Muhammad al-Khuwi Abu Yasir Matyrdom Pledge: This document is an al-Qa’ida in Iraq martyrdom pledge, completed and signed by an individual named Muhammad Bin-Sabbar Muhammad al-Khuwi Abu-Yasir." (CTC - West Point)
NMEC-2007-658035 (orig.) NMEC-2007-658035 (trans.)	CTC-West Point	"Abu Khalaf Funds Receipt: This is a receipt indicating that Abu Khalaf received US$120.00 from Abu Jasim" (CTC - West Point)
NMEC-2007-658045 (orig.) NMEC-2007-658045 (trans.)	CTC-West Point	"Abu Khaled Funds Receipt: This is a receipt indicating that Abu Khaled (possibly aka Abu Khalaf) received US$100.00" (CTC - West Point)
NMEC-2007-658047 (orig.) NMEC-2007-658047 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Yusuf Bin Muhammad al-Saydawi Separation Pledge: This document is a pledge for individuals seeking to leave Iraq and the al-Qa'ida in Iraq organization. It is signed by an individual named Yusuf Bin-Muhammad al-Saydawi using the alias Abu-Hurayrah." (CTC - West Point)
NMEC-2007-658055 (orig.) NMEC-2007-658055 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"Partial Ibrahim Ahmad al-Sa'di Pledge: This document is part of an al-Qa'ida in Iraq pledge. It contains the signatory's name, alias, signature, and thumbprint. The main body of the pledge is missing." (CTC - West Point)

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Document	Source	Description (source of description)
SOCOM-2012-0000003 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000003 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This letter was authored by Usama bin Ladin and addressed to Shaykh Mahmud (`Atiyya Abdul Rahman) on 27 August 2010. Mahmud is specifically directed to tell “Basir,” who is Nasir al-Wuhayshi (Abu Basir), the leader of al-Qa`ida in the Arabian Peninsula, to remain in his role (presumably in response to a request from Abu Basir that Anwar al-`Awlaqi take his position), and for him to send “us a detailed and lengthy” version of al-`Awlaqi’s resume. `Atiyya is also told to ask Basir and Anwar al-`Awlaqi for their “vision in detail about the situation” in Yemen. References are also made in the letter to the 2010 floods in Pakistan, a letter from Bin Ladin’s son Khalid to `Abd al-Latif, al-Qa`ida’s media plan for the 9/11 anniversary, and the need for the “brothers coming from Iran” to be placed in safe locations." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000004 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000004 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This document is a letter authored by the American al-Qa`ida spokesman Adam Gadahn to an unknown recipient and was written in late January 2011. In the first part of the document Gadahn provides strategic advice regarding al-Qa`ida’s media plans for the tenth anniversary of 9/11. The letter is in essence a response to many of the requests/queries that Bin Ladin makes in his letter to `Atiyya dated October 2010 (SOCOM-2012-0000015), particularly those concerning a media strategy for the ten-year anniversary of 9/11. In other parts of the document Gadahn incisively criticizes the tactics and targeting calculus of the Islamic State of Iraq (AQI/ISI) and the Pakistani Taliban (TTP); he strongly advocates for al-Qa`ida to publicly dissociate itself from both groups. The document concludes with a draft statement, which provides a candid assessment of these issues." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000005 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000005 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This document is a letter dated 7 August 2010 from “Zamarai” (Usama bin Ladin) to Mukhtar Abu al-Zubayr, the leader of the Somali militant group Harakat al-Shabab al-Mujahidin, which merged with al-Qa`ida after Bin Ladin’s death. The document is a response to a letter Bin Ladin received from al-Zubayr in which he requested formal unity with al-Qa`ida and either consulted Bin Ladin on the question of declaring an Islamic state in Somalia or informed him that he was about to declare one. In Bin Ladin’s response, he politely declines al-Shabab’s request for formal unity with al-Qa`ida." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000006 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000006 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This document is a letter believed to have been composed in December 2010 and its content relates to SOCOM-2012-0000005. The letter is addressed to Azmarai, perhaps a typo or misspelling of the nickname Zamarai (a nickname or kunya for Bin Ladin). While the identity of the author is unclear, the familiar tone and implicit critique of Bin Ladin’s policy vis-a-vis al-Shabab suggest that this is from a high ranking personality, possibly Ayman al-Zawahiri. Referring to “our friend’s letter” and the perspective of the “brothers…[who might have been] too concerned about inflating the size and growth of al-Qa`ida,” the author of the document urges the receiver to “reconsider your opinion not to declare the accession [i.e. formal merger] of the brothers of Somalia…” This is clearly a reference to al-Qa`ida’s potential merger with al-Shabab and suggests that al-Qa`ida’s relationship with the “affiliates” is a subject of internal debate. If indeed the author of the letter is Ayman al-Zawahiri this could be an indication of a major fissure over a key strategic question at the pinnacle of the organization (for different interpretations of this letter, see Appendix of “Letters from Abbottabad”)." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000007 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000007 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This letter is authored by Mahmud al-Hasan (`Atiyya) and Abu Yahya al-Libi and addressed to the amir of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Hakimullah Mahsud. It is dated 3 December 2010 and is sharply critical of the ideology and tactics of the TTP. The letter makes it clear that al-Qa`ida’s senior leaders had serious concerns about the TTP’s trajectory inside Pakistan, and the impact the group’s misguided operations might have on al-Qa`ida and other militant groups in the region. The authors identify several errors committed by the group, specifically Hakimullah Mahsud’s arrogation of privileges and positions beyond what was appropriate as the TTP’s amir; the TTP’s use of indiscriminate violence and killing of Muslim civilians; and the group’s use of kidnapping. `Atiyya and al-Libi also take issue with Mahsud labeling al-Qa`ida members as “guests” and the attempts made by other groups (presumably the TTP) to siphon off al-Qa`ida members. The authors threaten that if actions are not taken to correct these mistakes, “we shall be forced to take public and firm legal steps from our side.”" (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000008 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000008 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This letter was originally an exchange between Jaysh al-Islam and `Atiyya that was forwarded first to a certain `Abd al-Hamid (and presumably to Bin Ladin later). The gist of Jaysh al-Islam’s letter makes it known that the group is in need of financial assistance “to support jihad,” and that the group is seeking `Atiyya’s legal advice on three matters: 1) the permissibility of accepting financial assistance from other militant Palestinian groups (e.g., Fatah and Palestinian Islamic Jihad); 2) the permissibility of investing funds in the stock market in support of jihad; and 3) the permissibility of striking or killing drug traffickers in order to use their money, and even drugs, to lure their enemies who could in turn be used by Jaysh al-Islam as double-agents. `Atiyya’s response, written sometime between 24 October 2006 and 22 November 2006, is cordial but distant, responding to the questions but refraining from giving any strategic advice." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000009 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000009 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This document is part of a longer letter which was not released to the CTC. It is not clear who authored the letter or to whom it was addressed. It discusses the potential need to change the name of “Qa`idat al-Jihad.” The author is of the view that the abridging of the name “al-Qa`ida” has “lessened Muslims’ feelings that we belong to them.” The author is further concerned that since the name “al-Qa`ida” lacks religious connotations, it has allowed the United States to launch a war on “al-Qa`ida” without offending Muslims. The author proposed a list of new names that capture Islamic theological themes: Ta’ifat al-tawhid wa-al-jihad (Monotheism and Jihad Group), Jama`at wahdat al-Muslimin (Muslim Unity Group), Hizb tawhid al-Umma al-Islamiyya (Islamic Nation Unification Party) and Jama`at tahrir al-aqsa (Al-Aqsa Liberation Group)." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000010 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000010 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This letter is authored by “Abu `Abdallah” (Usama bin Ladin), addressed to “Shaykh Mahmud” (`Atiyya) and dated 26 April 2011 – a week before bin Ladin’s death. In it, Bin Ladin outlines his response to the “Arab Spring,” proposing two different strategies. The first strategy pertains to the Arab World and entails “inciting people who have not yet revolted and exhort[ing] them to rebel against the rulers (khuruj ‘ala al-hukkam)”; the second strategy concerns Afghanistan and it entails continuing to evoke the obligation of jihad there. The letter also makes reference to a wide variety of topics including: the scarcity of communications from Iraq, “the brothers coming from Iran,” and hostages held by “our brothers in the Islamic Maghreb” and in Somalia. The document also briefly discusses Bin Ladin’s sons, his courier, Shaykh Abu Muhammad (Ayman al-Zawahiri), and other individuals of interest." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000011 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000011 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This letter, dated 28 March 2007, is addressed to a legal scholar by the name of Hafiz Sultan, and it is authored by someone who is of Egyptian origin. The author makes it explicit that he was alarmed by al-Qa`ida in Iraq’s conduct and he urges Sultan to write to that group’s leaders to correct their ways. The author also asks for legal guidance on the use of chlorine gas, which he appears not to support. A reference is also made to “the brothers in Lebanon” and the need to arrange “to have one of their representatives visit us in the near future.” A message from the “brothers in Algeria” is also included." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000012 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000012 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This letter dated 11 June 2009 was written by `Atiyya to the “honorable shaykh.” It is possible that it was addressed to Usama bin Ladin, but it may have been addressed to another senior leader. The majority of the letter provides details on the release of detained jihadi “brothers” and their families from Iran and an indication that more are expected to be released, including Bin Ladin’s family. It seems that their release was partially in response to covert operations by al-Qa`ida against Iran and its interests." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000013 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000013 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This is a draft that formed the basis of a publicly available document, part four in a series of statements that Ayman al-Zawahiri released in response to the “Arab Spring.” Through the document one can observe al-Qa`ida’s editing process (reflected in the editor’s comments highlighted in green and in a bold font). While it is not clear if Bin Ladin himself did the editing, whoever did so has solid grammatical foundations and prefers a more self-effacing writing style than al-Zawahiri. The edits were not included in al-Zawahiri’s final speech which was released in a video on 4 March 2011 on jihadi forums. Of the 12 proposed corrections only one appears in al-Zawahiri’s speech." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000014 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000014 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This document consists of two letters addressed to “Abu `Abd-al-Rahman,” almost certainly `Atiyya `Abd al-Rahman. It was sent by an operative who knows `Atiyya and is a religious student with ties to the senior shaykhs and clerics in Saudi Arabia. While the letters are not dated, their contents suggest they were composed soon after January 2007; they read very much like an intelligence assessment, designed to provide `Atiyya with some perspective on how al-Qa`ida generally, and the Islamic State of Iraq (ISI) more specifically, are perceived amongst Saudi scholars of varying degrees of prominence. The author provides `Atiyya with brief summaries of private meetings the author had with certain scholars, with the clear intent of evaluating the level of support that al-Qa`ida enjoys from some relatively prominent members of the Saudi religious establishment." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000015 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000015 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This document is a letter dated 21 October 2010 from Bin Ladin to “Shaykh Mahmud” (`Atiyya). The letter is primarily focused on issues in the Afghanistan/Pakistan region. In the letter Bin Ladin specifically comments on: the security situation in Waziristan and the need to relocate al-Qa`ida members from the region; counter surveillance issues associated with the movement of his son Hamza within Pakistan; the appointment of `Atiyya’s three deputies; various al-Sahab videos and the media plan for the tenth anniversary of 9/11; the release of an Afghan prisoner held by al-Qa`ida; and the trial of Faisal Shahzad. Ayman al-Zawahiri, Abu Yahya al-Libi, Saif al-`Adl, and Adam Gadahn are also mentioned in the document." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000016 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000016 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This document is a letter addressed to “Abu Basir” (Nasir al-Wuhayshi, leader of al-Qa`ida in the Arabian Peninsula - AQAP) from an unidentified author, most likely Usama bin Ladin and/or `Atiyya. The letter is in part a response to specific requests for guidance from AQAP’s leadership. The author specifically advises AQAP to focus on targeting the United States, not the Yemeni government or security forces. The author also discusses media strategy and the importance of AQAP’s relations with Yemen’s tribes." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000017 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000017 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This document is a series of paragraphs, some of which match the content found in SOCOM-2012-0000016. This document was likely written by the author of that document. This letter discusses strategy, the need for al-Qa`ida to remain focused on targeting the United States (or even against U.S. targets in South Africa where other “brothers” are not active), the importance of tribal relations in a variety of different countries, and media activity." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000018 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000018 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This document is a letter addressed to Usama bin Ladin from “a loving brother whom you know and who knows you” and dated 14 September 2006. The author is critical of Bin Ladin for focusing al- Qa`ida’s operations on “Islamic countries in general and the Arabian Peninsula in particular.” He enumerates the numerous negative consequences of engaging in jihad inside Saudi Arabia, and informs Bin Ladin that people are now repulsed by the technical term “jihad” and even forbidden to use it in lectures. The author strongly advised Bin Ladin to change his policies." (CTC "Document Guide")
SOCOM-2012-0000019 (orig.) SOCOM-2012-0000019 (trans.)	CTC - West Point	"This document is a long letter authored by Usama bin Ladin after the death of Sheikh Sa‘id (Mustafa Abu’l-Yazid) in late May 2010 and it is addressed to “Shaykh Mahmud” (`Atiyya) who he designates as Sa‘id’s successor. Bin Ladin’s letter is concerned with the mistakes committed by regional jihadi groups, which have resulted in the unnecessary deaths of thousands of Muslim civilians. Bin Ladin indicates that he would like to start a “new phase” so that the jihadis could regain the trust of Muslims. He directs `Atiyya to prepare a memorandum to centralize, in the hands of AQC, the media campaign and operations of regional jihadi groups. Considerable space is devoted to a discussion about Yemen, external operations and Bin Ladin’s plans for his son Hamza. This document includes an additional letter that Bin Ladin forwards to `Atiyya authored by Shaykh Yunis, presumably Yunis al-Mauritani, consisting of a new operational plan that al- Qa`ida should consider adopting." (CTC "Document Guide")