Key Takeaways:
- 1. Newly released Defense Department documents detail Christopher Mellon’s request to publish a message referencing an alleged effort to exploit “recovered off-world technology.”
- 2. Mellon’s submission to the Defense Office of Prepublication and Security Review faced delays, pressure, and confusion before being approved for release in March 2024.
- 3. The FOIA documents shed light on the internal process of handling Mellon’s submission but do not confirm or refute the claims made in the message.
Newly released documents reveal the Pentagon's handling of Christopher Mellon's request to publish a message about recovered off-world technology. Mellon's submission faced delays and pressure before being approved for release in March 2024. The documents provide insight into the internal process but do not verify the claims made in the message.
Insight: The FOIA documents offer a glimpse into the internal workings of the Pentagon regarding Mellon's submission, shedding light on the review process and approval of the message's release.
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