NEW: @theblackvault reports today that the Department of War found no records after searching a senior official’s emails for the phrase “Immaculate Constellation.” The department initially refused to conduct the search. In an update today, The Black Vault says the appeal succeeded, a search took place, and the Department of War reported finding no records. The request concerned classified and unclassified emails to or from Maj. Gen. Derek J. O’Malley containing that phrase. It is a result for...

IMMACULATE CONSTELLATION UPDATE: Although I won this appeal, and a new search took place; according to the Department of War, they found "no records". Update, [Quoted] When the Pentagon refused to search for emails about "Immaculate Constellation" in the records of Maj. Gen. Derek J. O’Malley, I appealed. Today, I won that appeal, and a search will take place. Always Appeal.

The FOIA law is the law, and needs to be adhered to. Despite my feelings about "Immaculate Constellation", I fully separate my feelings from my efforts, and will pursue all leads. When the law isn't followed, I will fight it. Glad to say in this case - I won. https://t.co/LCpmqHOQ53 [Quoted] When the Pentagon refused to search for emails about "Immaculate Constellation" in the records of Maj. Gen. Derek J. O’Malley, I appealed. Today, I won that appeal, and a search will take place. Always Ap...

RT @theblackvault: When the Pentagon refused to search for emails about "Immaculate Constellation" in the records of Maj. Gen. Derek J. O’M…

When the Pentagon refused to search for emails about "Immaculate Constellation" in the records of Maj. Gen. Derek J. O’Malley, I appealed. Today, I won that appeal, and a search will take place. Always Appeal. [Quoted] 🚨 The Pentagon says “Immaculate Constellation” doesn’t exist, so it refused to search for emails mentioning it. And that's a huge problem. Here's the story: https://t.co/a4Aj1w6UUX