Army FOIA Release Details TTSA CRADA Records
The October 15, Greenewald sought seven categories of material tied to the GVSC CRADA with TTSA: reports and evaluations stipulated in the agreement's schedule breakdown, email communication about the CRADA, and letters, memos, and documents generated from the point the agreement was signed through its final close-out date. In other words, the request targeted the entire documentary life of the arrangement, not a single snapshot. What the Army released is a first installment.
According to the letter, the enclosure consists of eight records previously provided as a discretionary release, totaling 259 pages, plus one additional record of 56 pages. That arithmetic frames the central tension of this release: a substantial volume of material is now on the record, but it arrives alongside partial withholdings. C.
§ 552(b)(5), the deliberative process privilege, and § 552(b)(6), which protects personal privacy. Under Exemption 5, the Army describes protecting predecisional and deliberative information so…
