Pentagon Censors Chain of Command on Abu Ghraib

Pentagon Censors Chain of Command on Abu Ghraib

Taguba Report Named Names of Abusers and Commanders

Names Blacked Out in Documents Released Last Week to ACLU

National Security Archive Electronic Briefing Book No. 140

Posted October 29, 2004

For more information contact Thomas Blanton: 202/994-7000

Washington, D.C. October 29, 2004 - The Department of Defense has refused to release the names of military officers in the chain of command over the soldiers charged with prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, according to an analysis of the documents posted today on the Web by the National Security Archive at George Washington University. DOD also refused to release the names of the officers who reviewed the so-called "Taguba Report," which recommended disciplinary and administrative actions for the abuses perpetrated at Abu Ghraib.

The redactions of the names of the officers are in documents ordered to be released by a federal court in New York, in a lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union. The judge's order stated: "No one is above the law: not the executive, not the Congress, not the judiciary." Thomas Blanton, the National Security Archive director commented, "Either the black magic marker got completely out of control, or the Department of Defense is covering up the names of the accused abusers and the superior officers who allegedly condoned the abuse."

The names hidden by the black redactions in the Department of Defense's court-ordered release are known because many of the same records are widely available on a variety of news media web sites, including the National Security Archive's own posting of July 13, 2004. "It is certainly possible that the redactions resulted from incompetence or more benign reasons," said Blanton. "Maybe it is just a case of trying to protect individual privacy. But I don't see how the privacy concern could apply to the name of Lieutenant General Ricardo Sanchez, who was the top commander in Iraq."

The posting today overlays the redacted released documents with the previously available versions, highlighting the information censored by the Pentagon.

Officers Recommended for Disciplinary and Administrative Action

From Taguba Report, Executive Summary, Page 3

Click on the redactions to see the publicly available names

Report of Proceedings by Investigating Officer/Board of Officers, Excerpt

Click on Redaction to read about Lt. Gen. Sanchez's role

Excerpts of Taguba Report as Released to the ACLU

NOTE: Names redacted from version released to the American Civil Liberties Union have been overlayed using previous releases of the Taguba report on news media Web sites.

Excerpt 1 - Taguba Report, page 8

Excerpt 2 - Taguba Report, page 9

Excerpt 3 - Taguba Report, page 12

Excerpt 4 - Taguba Report, page 13

Excerpt 5 - Taguba Report, page 34

Excerpt 6 - Taguba Report, page 41

Excerpt 7 - Taguba Report, page 49

Excerpt 8 - Taguba Report, page 51

Excerpt 9 - Taguba Report, page 52

Excerpt 10 - Taguba Report, page 53

Index of Taguba Report Records Released to ACLU

NOTE: The following documents were obtained by the American Civil Liberties Union in a lawsuit and posted to the Web on October 21, 2004. Click here to read the ACLU press release on receiving the documents, including the names of plaintiffs and attorneys in the case.

Record	Date of Record M/D/Y	Date Released M/D/Y	Agency	Record Description
Records related to the Taguba Report (Govt has withheld Taguba Annexes # 25, 26, 34, 40, 97, 103 and 104 and referred them to other agencies for review)	Various	10/19/2004	DOD	Various. See below
Certification (AR-16 Investigation of the 800th Military Police Brigade)	06/04/2004	10/19/2004	DOD	Chief of Military Justice's certification that the printed copy of the report is true and accurate.
Memorandum for Record from Special Asst to the Staff Judge Advocate	06/04/2004	10/19/2004	DOD	Certifies that the master Disk forwarded to US Central Command in Doha, Qatar is a true and accurate copy of the investigation
Article 15-6 Investigation of the 900th Military Police Brigade (Taguba Report)		10/19/2004	DOD	Concludes that "US soldiers have committed egregious acts of abuse to detainees in violation of UCMJ and international law at Abu Ghraib (BCCF)."
List of Annexes to the Taguba Report (Redacted)		10/19/2004	DOD	Lists 106 annexes to the Taguba Report
Taguba Annex #1 AR 15-6 Investigation--Allegations of Detainee Abuse at Abu Ghraib, Psychological Assessment by USAF Psychiatrist.		10/19/2004	DOD	Examines the psychological factors contributing to detainee abuse including the immersion of soldiers into Islamic culture, which many were encountering for the first time; notes lack of proper training and supervisions, failure to respond to recommendations of corrective actions, failure of leaders to accept responsibility; notes it was "commonplace for detainees to be abused" in certain areas and that detainee abuse was common knowledge among the soldiers at Abu Ghraib; notes abuse incidents dated Aug 23, 2003, 28-29 Oct. 2003, and Nov. 2003
Taguba Annex # 2 Memorandum for Commander, United States Central Command from Lt. Gen, USA	01/19/2004	10/19/2004	DOD	Request from CJTF-7 addressed to CENTCOM, for appointment of investigating officer
Taguba Annex #3 Memorandum for Commander, Coalition Forces Land Component Command/CENTCOM from MG R. Steven Whitcomb	01/24/2004	10/19/2004	DOD	Directs Commander CFLCC to conduct an investigation into the 800th MP Brigade's detention operations from Nov 1, 2003 to the present.
Taguba Annex # 4 Memorandum for MG Antonio M. Taguba from CFLCC CDR David D. McKiernan	31/1/2004	10/19/2004	DOD	Appoints MG Taguba to conduct an informal investigation into the 800th MP Brigade's detention operations from Nov 1, 2003 to the present.
Taguba Annex # 5 Report of Proceedings by Investigating Officer/Board of Officers re June 9, 2003 investigation into riot and shootings of five civilian internees at Camp Cropper, Baghdad		10/19/2004	DOD	Documents related to an investigation of 9 June 2003 investigation into riot and shootings of five civilian internees at Camp Cropper, Baghdad.
Taguba Annex # 6 Report of Proceedings by Investigating Officer/Board of Officers re the escape, shooting and death of civilian internees from Camp Cropper on June 12, 2003.		10/19/2004	DOD	Documents related to an investigation into the escape, shooting and death of civilian internees from Camp Cropper on June 12, 2003.
Taguba Annex # 7 Memorandum for Commander, 400th Military Police Battalion re June 13, 2003 escape and shooting at Abu Ghraib and related documents; Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Camp Vigilant Center (Abu Ghurayb)	06/21/2003	10/19/2004	DOD	Documents related to an investigation into the escape, shooting of civilian internees from Camp Cropper on June 13, 2003; includes SOP for Abu Ghraib;
Taguba Annex # 8 15-6 Investigation on Riot and Shootings at Abu Ghrayb on (24 November 2003) including 15-6 Narrative (Findings), memo from MG Wojdakowski, 16th MO Brigade Corrective Actions Plan		10/19/2004	DOD	Documents related to the shooting of 4 detainees that contributed to a prison riot, cellblock shooting at Abu Ghraib. It finds Standard Operating Procedures, Rules of Engagement and Training were ineffective/inadequate; it also notes that a "clear cut chain of command does not exist in the prison. It is difficult to understand whom the Military Police work for, particularly in the MI hold area."
Taguba Annex # 9 Report of Proceedings by Investigating Officers/Board of Officers re an escape from Camp Bucca on Jan 7, 2004		10/19/2004	DOD	Documents related to an investigation into an escape from Camp Bucca on Jan 7, 2004
Taguba Annex #10 Report of Proceedings by Investigating Officers/Board of Officers re an escape from Camp Bucca on Jan 12, 2004		10/19/2004	DOD	Documents related to an investigation into an escape from Camp Bucca on Jan 12, 2004
Taguba Annex # 11 SIR report on 2 prisoner escapes from Hard Site Prison Unit 3A, Cell # 144, Abu Ghraib Prison	Nov. 2003	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 12 SIR report on prisoner escape from Abu Ghraib Prison	Nov. 2003	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 13 SIR report on prisoner escape from Baghdad Correctional Facility	Nov. 2003	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 14 SIR report	12/13/2003	10/19/2004	DOD	Describes crowd dispersal rounds
Taguba Annex # 15 SIR report	12/13/2003	10/19/2004	DOD	Describes crowd dispersal rounds
Taguba Annex # 16 SIR report	12/13/2003	10/19/2004	DOD	Describes crowd dispersal rounds
Taguba Annex # 17 SIR report on disturbance in Ganci, Attack on MP	12/17/2003	10/19/2004	DOD	Describes disruption during prisoner feeding.
Taguba Annex # 18 Commander's enquiry into the escape on Jan 26, 2004 from Camp Bucca		10/19/2004	DOD	Documents related to a prisoner's escape on Jan. 26, 2004 from camp Bucca
Taguba Annex # 19 MG Ryder's Report (Redacted version released by DOD on Oct 15, 2004, see supra)		11/06/2003	DOD
Taguba Annex #20 Assessment of DoD Counterterrorism Interrogation and Detention Operations in Iraq (Miller Report)	09/09/2003	10/19/2004	DOD	Using JTF-GTMO operational procedures and interrogation authorities as "baselines," the report concludes after Miller's visit of Aug 31-Sep 9, 2003, that "detention operations function [in Iraq] must act as an enabler for interrogation"; recommends consolidating the interrogation mission at one Joint Interrogation Debriefing Center under CJTF-7 command (notes this action has been initiated); and states that "it is essential that the guard force be actively engaged in setting the conditions for successful exploitation of the internees."
Taguba Annex # 21 Army Regulation 190-8, Enemy Prisoners of War, Retained Personnel, Civilian Internees and Other Detainees	10/01/1997	10/19/2004	DOD	Army Regulation establishing "policies and planning guidance for the treatment, care, accountability, legal status, and administrative procedures for Enemy Prisoners of War, Retained Personnel, Civilian Internees and Other Detainees." The principal treaties relevant to this regulation are the Geneva Conventions. Art 1-5 provides that "[t]he inhumane treatment of EPW, CI, RP is prohibited and is not justified by the stress of combat or with deep provocation. Inhumane treatment is a serious and punishable violation under international law and the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ)." It prohibits "murder, torture, corporal punishment, mutilation, the taking of hostages, sensory deprivation, collective punishments, execution without trial by properly authority and all cruel and degrading treatment."
Taguba Annex # 22 FM 3-19.40 Military Police Internment/Resettlement Operations	08/01/2001	10/19/2004	DOD	This Field Manual depicts the doctrinal foundation, principles, and processes that Military Police will employ when dealing with enemy prisoners of war, civilian internees etc. It provides that the provisions of the Geneva Conventions are applicable to captives and detainees from the time they are captured until they are released or repatriated. . . . Detainees receive humane treatment . . . captives and detainees are not murdered, mutilated, tortured, or degraded."
Taguba Annex # 23 FM 34-52, Intelligence Interrogation	05/08/1987	10/19/2004	DOD	This Field Manual sets forth the basic principles of interrogation doctrine and establishes procedures and techniques applicable to Army intelligence interrogations.
Taguba Annex # 24 The Fourth Geneva Convention	08/12/1949	10/19/2004	DOD	Sets forth the protections due to civilian persons in time of war.
Taguba Annex # 25 CID Report on criminal abuse at Abu Ghraib, 28 Jan. 2004(referred to other agency for review)	01/28/2004
Taguba Annex # 26 CID Interviews, 10-25 January 2004 (referred to other agency for review)	01/25/2004
Taguba Annex # 27 800th MP Roster, 29 Jan, 2004(redacted)	01/29/2004	10/19/2004	DOD	Names of Military Police personnel are redacted
Taguba Annex # 28 Interrogation Rules of Engagement (IROE) for 205th MI Brigade, Iraq.		10/19/2004	DOD	Sets forth two lists of techniques for use on detainees, of which one set (including isolation for more than 30 days and the presence of military working dogs) requires the Commanding General's approval; 4 accompanying pages are unreadable.
Taguba Annex # 29 TOA order and letter holding witnesses (includes Frago 176 --Military Police Task Org Change and OIF 1 to OIF 2 Transition)	02/01/2004	10/19/2004	DOD	Describes Military task Organization Change
Taguba Annex # 30 Investigation Team's witness list		10/19/2004	DOD	Names on this list are redacted
Taguba Annex # 31 Frago 1108	11/19/2003	10/19/2004	DOD	November 19, 2003 Fragmentary order assigning responsibility for Abu Ghraib to the Commander of the 205th MI Brigade, effective immediately.
Taguba Annex # 32 Letters from BG Karpinski suspending several key leaders in the 800th MP Brigade and Rating Chains with suspensions annotated	01/18/2004, 1/19/2004	10/19/2004	DOD	Names of suspended individuals are redacted.
Taguba Annex # 33 FM 27-10, Military Justice	09/06/2002	10/19/2004	DOD	Field Manual setting forth treaties relating to the conduct of land warfare which have been ratified by the United States.
CID Report on abuse of detainees at Camp Bucca, 8 June, 2003 (Referred to another agency)	06/08/2003
Taguba Annex # 35 Article 32 Findings on abuse of detainees at Camp Bucca, 26 Aug. 2003, IO Report	08/26/2003	10/19/2004	DOD	Documents related to investigations of abuse of Iraqi detainees by four military personnel. The Investigating officer's report finds by a preponderance of the evidence that one of the accused's "actions were cruel and maltreated" an EPW; and that the accused "inflicted bodily harm" on the EPW and that the use of force was "unlawful."; investigating officer's reports are addressed to BG Karpinski
Taguba Annex # 36 Army Regulation 381-10, US Army Intelligence Activities	04/01/1984	10/19/2004	DOD	Regulation setting forth policies and procedures governing the conduct of intelligence activities by Department of the Army intelligence components
Taguba Annex #37 Excerpts from log books, 320th MP Battalion		10/19/2004	DOD	An entry for Sep. 15, 2003 states "Per M.I., cell #9 can now leave his outer cell door open for ventilation and is off the light schedule."; an entry for Sep 16, 2003, 1040 am notes that a detainee was placed in an isolation cell for fighting with IP's; for 1045 am, it notes, "continued with jail beautification for VIP's"; at 14.45 he notes that a detainee "was stripped down per M/I he is neked [sic] and standing tall in his cell."; for Sep. 22, 2003, at 0005, another entry notes, "one OGA inmate moved to cell 1A25"; an entry for 29 Sep 03, 1130, notes, "moved 2 OGA prisoners to 4B for interrogation."; an entry for Sep 29, 2003, 1415 notes "MI wants 150548 transferred to Iso[lation] for infor extraction pulled from 2B134 . . ."; anentry for Nov. 30, 2003 at 100 notes, "spoke with LTC Jordan about MI Holds in 1A/B. He stated he would clear up with MI and let MP's runA/B as far as what inmate gets (clothes).
Taguba Annex # 38 310th Military Police BN, Al-Hillah Prison Standard Operating Procedures		10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 39 320th MP Batallion's Change Sheet		10/19/2004	DOD	This appears to be a blank form to record prisoner arrival and departure.
Taguba Annex # 40 Joint Interrogation and Debriefing Center's (JIDC) slides, undated (Referred to another agency)
Taguba Annex # 41 Order of Battle Slides, 12 January 2004		10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 42 Joint Publication 0-2, Unified Actions Armed Forces, 10 July 2001	07/10/2001	10/19/2004	DOD	Manual that provides the basic doctrine and policy governing the unified direction of forces and discusses the functions of the Department of Defense and its major components.
Taguba Annex # 43 General Officer reprimand memos (from LTG McKiernan or BG Karpinski reprimanding various officers)	11/29/2003, 5/25/2003, 5/25/2003, 5/25/2003, 11/10/2003, 11/10/2003, 8/20/2003, 8/20/2003, 8/20/2003, 8/20/2003	10/19/2004	DOD	Reprimands for having inappropriate relationships with junior female soldiers, consuming alcoholic beverages, fraternizing with drinking colleagues,, lack of leadership in preventing escapes, lack of leadership and failure in training on proper weapons as demonstrated by subordinate soldier negligently discharging an M-16 round while exiting his vehicle, rendering the vehicle inoperable.
Taguba Annex # 44 800th MP Brigade Tactical SOP (TACSOP)	Sep. 2002	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 45 Article 15-6 Investigation Interview by MG Taguba of BG Karpinski	02/15/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 46 Testimony of Thomas Pappas, Commander, 205th MI Brigade	02/09/2004	10/19/2004	DOD	States that "LTG Sanchez gave me, in writing, a specific interrogation plan. We were under strict guidance."; "if detainee abuse was brought to my attention, action was taken"; "if the interrogation plan falls within the outline set by LTG Sanchez then the 05 Deputy Director or myself approve the plans. Those interrogation plans include a sleep plan and medical standards. . . . based on LTG Sanchez's outline, the approval came from me. Myself or a senior person in the JIDC signed off on the interrogation plan and took it down to work it with the MPs."; "I am not aware that a copy of the Geneva Conventions under AR 190-8 must be posted in the facility in the language of the country to which the detainees are being held. The Geneva Convention was not specifically posted in any of the facilities where the detainees were held."; "The interrogation teams are predominantly MI."
Taguba Annex # 47 Testimony of [Col. Ralph Sabatino-Redacted] CLFCC Judge Advocate, CPA Ministry of Justice	02/10/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 48 Testimony of [LTC Gary W. Maddocks-Redacted] S-5 and Executive Officer, 800th MP Brigade	02/14/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 49 Testimony of [LTC James O'Hare-Redacted] Command Judge Advocate, 800th MP Brigade	02/14/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 50 Testimony of [LTC Robert P. Walters Jr.-Redacted] Commander, 165th MI Battalion	02/14/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 51 Testimony of [LTC James T. Edwards-Redacted ] Commander, 202nd MI Battalion	02/09/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 52 Testimony of [LTC Vincent Montera-Redacted] Commander, 310th MP Battalion	02/17/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 53 Testimony of [LTC Steve Jordan-Redacted] Director, Joint Interrogation and Debriefing Center	02/21/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 54 Testimony of [LTC Leigh A. Coulter-Redacted] Commander, 724th MP Battalion	02/14/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 55 Testimony of [LTC Dennis McGlone-Redacted] Commander, 744th MP Battalion	02/10/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 56 Testimony of [Maj. David Hinzman-Redacted] S1, Personnel Officer, 800th MP brigade	02/15/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 57 Testimony of [Maj. William D. Proietto-Redacted] Deputy CJA, 800th MP Brigade	02/15/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 58 Testimony of [Maj. Stacy L. Garrity-Redacted]S-1 (FWD), 800th MP Brigade	02/14/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 59 Testimony of [Maj. David W. DiNenna-Redacted] S-3, 320th MP Battalion	02/09/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 60 Testimony of [Maj. Michael Sheridan-Redacted] S-3, 320th MP Battalion	02/14/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 61 Testimony of [Maj. Anthony Cavallaro-Redacted]] S-3, 800th MP Brigade	02/15/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 62 Testimony of [CPT Marc C. Hale-Redacted], Commander, 670th MP Company	02/10/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 63 Testimony of [CPT Reese-Redacted] Commander, 372nd MP Company	02/21/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 64 Testimony of [CPT Darren Hampton-Redacted] Assistant S-3, 320 MP Battalion	02/15/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 65 Testimony of [CPT John Kaires-Redacted] S-3, 310th MP Battalion	02/17/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 66 Testimony of [ CPT Ed Diamantis-Redacted] S-2, 800th MP Brigade	02/15/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 67 Testimony of [LTC Jerry L. Phillabaum-Redacted] Commander, 320th MP Battalion	02/09/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 68 Testimony of [COT James G. Jones-Redacted] ] Commander, 229th MP Company	02/10/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 69 Testimony of [CPT Michael A Mastrangelo-Redacted] Commander, 310th MP Company	02/10/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 70 Testimony of [CPT Lawrence Bush-Redacted] Inspector General, 800th MP Brigade	02/15/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 71 Testimony of [1LT Lewis C. Raeder-Redacted] Platoon leader, 372nd MP Company	02/10/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 72 Testimony of [1LT Elvis Mabry-Redacted] Aide de Camp to Brigade Commander, 800th MP Brigade	02/15/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 73 Testimony of [1LT Warren E. Ford II-Redacted] Commander HHC 320th MP Battalion	02/09/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 74 Testimony of [2LT David O. Sutton-Redacted] Platoon Leader, 229th MP Company	02/10/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 75 Testimony of [CW2 Edward J. Rivas-Redacted], 205th MI Brigade	02/22/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 76 Testimony of [CSM Joseph P. Arrison-Redacted] Command Sergeant Major, 320th MP Battalion	02/09/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 77 Testimony of [SGM Pascual Cartagena-Redacted] Command Sergeant Major, 800th MP Battalion	02/14/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 78 Testimony of [CSM Timonth L. Woodcock-Redacted] Command Sergeant Major, 310th MP Battalion	02/15/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 79 Testimony of [1SG Dawn J. Rippelmeyer-Redacted] First Sergeant, 977th MP Company	02/20/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 80 Testimony of [SGM Mark Emerson-Redacted] Operations Sergeant Major, 320th MP Battalion	02/18/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 81Testimony of [MSG Brian G. Lipinski-Redacted] First Sergeant, 372nd MP Company	02/10/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 82 Testimony of [MSG Andrew J. Lombardo-Redacted] Operations Sergeant, 310th MP Battalion	02/17/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 83 Testimony of [SFC Keith A. Comer-Redacted] Platoon Sergeant, 229th MP Company	02/10/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 84 Testimony of [SFC Shannon K. Snider-Redacted] Platoon Sergeant, 372nd MP Company	02/12/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 85 Testimony of [SFC Keith A. Comer-Redacted], 372nd MP Company	02/09/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 86 Testimony of [SSG Robert Elliot-Redacted] SSG, Squad Leader, 372nd MP Company	02/12/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 87 Testimony of [SSG Santos A. Cardona-Redacted], Army Dog Handler	02/12/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 88 Testimony of [SGT Michael Smith-Redacted], Army Dog Handler	02/13/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex #89 Testimony of [MA1 William J.Kimbro-Redacted] MA1, USN Dog Handler	02/11/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 90 Testimony of [Mr. Steve Stephanowicz-Redacted] US civilian contract interrogator, CACI, 205th MI Brigade	02/12/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 91Testimony of [Mr. John Israel-Redacted] US civilian contract Interpreter, Titan Corporation, 205th MI Brigade	02/12/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 92 FM 3-19.1, Military Police Operations	01/31/2002	10/19/2004	DOD	Field Manual which is the foundation for all MP doctrine as it relates to the support the MP Corps provides to the commander.
Taguba Annex # 93 CJTF-7 IROE and DROE, undated		10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 94 CJTF-7 Interrogation and Counter Resistance Policy, 12 October 2003	10/12/2003	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 95 800th MP Brigade Mobilization Orders		10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 96 Sample Detainee Status Report, Mar. 13, 2004	03/13/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
*Taguba Annex # 97 530th MP Battalion Mission Brief 2/11/2004 (Referred to another agency)	02/11/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 98 Memorandum for Record, CPT Ed Ray, Chief of Military Justice, CLFCC	03/09/2004	10/19/2004	DOD	Describes inaccuracies in maintaining detainee manifests
Taguba Annex # 99 SIR 14 Jan, 2004	01/14/2004	10/19/2004	DOD	Describes escape incident
Taguba Annex # 100 Accountability Plan Recommendations, 9 March 2004	03/09/2004	10/19/2004
Taguba Annex # 101 Testimony of 2LT [Michael M. Osterhout-Redacted] , 320th MP Battalion	02/14/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 102 Memorandum of Admonishment from [LTG Sanchez-Redacted], addressed to LTG Karpinski, 17 Jan, 2004	01/17/2004	10/19/2004	DOD	Notes that "[I]n the past 6 months, incidents have occurred that reflect a lack of clear standards, proficiency and leadership within the Brigade. As the commander, I hold you ultimately responsible for these deficiencies. The reported detainee abuse incident at the Baghdad correctional facility (Abu Ghraib) is the most recent example of what I am increasingly concluding is a poor leadership climate that permeates the Brigade." Admonishes Karpinski and suspends platoon leader, company commander and battalion commander of the unites involved in the abuse incident.
Taguba Annex # 103 Various SIRs from the 800th MP Brigade/320th MP Battalion (Referred to another agency)		10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 104 205th MI Brigade SITREP to [MG Miller-Redacted], 12 Dec. 2003 (Referred to another agency)	12/12/2003
Taguba Annex # 105 Testimony of SGT [William G. Cathcart-Redacted] 372nd MP Company	02/11/2004	10/19/2004	DOD
Taguba Annex # 106 Testimony of 1LT [Michael A. Drayton-Redacted] Commander, 870th MP Company	02/10/2004	10/19/2004	DOD

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