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NIC paper on SARS published

Fauci Intelligence Community Release, pp.4-5 · fauci_intel:email:00002

Page text: p.4, p.5 · original PDF

Date
2003-08-29 00:13
Type
email · email
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Anthony S. Fauci
Topics
Intelligence community assessments
Dr. Fauci, Dr. , and Dr. : I would like to thank all three of you for reviewing the National Intelligence Council (NIC) paper on SARS, which just has been published. Each of you provided insightful comments which we incorporated into our final draft, and it is an honor to have folks of your stature and experience provide feedback on our work. The NIC has put increasing emphasis over the years on incorporating outside expertise to ensure that our analysis is as broad and relevant as possible, and we greatly appreciate the extra effort you take to help us cover such a tough issue as SARS. You should know that the paper was posted today on the NIC's public internet website at www.odci.gov/nic. Moreover, we are giving a simple head's up to a handful of journalists who work on health issues as to the existence of the SARS paper. As a result, we want to alert you to the possibility that some journalist may contact you with questions about the paper. The electronic version of the paper is attached below in both PDF and Microsoft Word formats. We are also mailing you the paper in hardcopy as well. FYI: no classified version of this paper was done. The NIC decided that, given the nature of the SARS threat and the efforts to respond, an open discussion of the dynamics and prospects was the most constructive way to go. Thank you again for your assistance. Deputy National Intelligence Officer for Global Issues National Intelligence Council PDF format version Microsoft word version (without 2 overside fold out graphics) From: "Culp, Donald Lt Col USAF" (@healthtechnetwork.com, @saic.com, I@mail.rockefeller.edu, @johnstondc.com, sri.org, "DiGiovanni, Cleto CIVILIAN" @DTRA.MIL>, "Epstein, Gerald CIV' a oso, -osd.mi I@jbsph.edu, © sc-hq.tamu.edu, Co: Subject: RE: Review of the DoD Chem/Bio Program Direction Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2003 12:00:30 -0400 Importance: Normal Attachments: Maps _and Directions to IDA-htm; Agenda _for TRAC Review.doc Ladies and Gentlemen, Attached is additional information for the TRAC review meeting at IDA on 1 October. I have enclosed the current agenda and directions to IDA. Meeting room at IDA will be 9700, which is on the 9th floor. Please RSVP to me and Deborah Jermunson at IDA so that we know if you are attending. While discussions will likely not be classified, it is prudent to forward your collateral clearance to IDA nonetheless. Here is the contact info. HER 0 Visitor Security (Secret is sufficient), Ph: NE. Fax: Let me know if I can be of any further assistance. Regards, Lt Col Don Culp, USAF TRAC Executive Secretary September 12, 2003 7:11 AM I@healthtechnetwork.com; [I @saic.com; il. z I@johnstondc.com; rg; DiGiovanni, Cleto CIVILIAN; Epstein, Gerald CIV; I@jhsph.edu; I@hsc-hq.tamu.edu; afat aid. Hil oumn.edu Cc: Culp, Donald Lt Col USAI Subject: Review of the DoD Chem/Bio Program Direction Considering everyone's availability, we will hold the meeting on 1 Oct at IDA in Alexandria, Virginia. Col Culp will send you the details.

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    Dr. Fauci, Dr. , and Dr. : I would like to thank all three of you for reviewing the National Intelligence Council (NIC) paper on SARS, which just has been published. Each of you provided insightful comments which we incorporated into our final draft, and it is an honor to have folks of your stature and experience provide feedback on our work. The NIC has put increasing emphasis over the years on incorporating outside expertise to ensure that our analysis is as broad and relevant as possible, and we greatly appreciate the extra effort you take to help us cover such a tough issue as SARS. You should know that the paper was posted today on the NIC's public internet website at www.odci.gov/nic. Moreover, we are giving a simple head's up to a handful of journalists who work on health issues as to the existence of the SARS paper. As a result, we want to alert you to the possibility that some journalist may contact you with questions about the paper. The electronic version of the paper is attached below in both PDF and Microsoft Word formats. We are also mailing you the paper in hardcopy as well. FYI: no classified version of this paper was done. The NIC decided that, given the nature of the SARS threat and the efforts to respond, an open discussion of the dynamics and prospects was the most constructive way to go. Thank you again for your assistance. Deputy National Intelligence Officer for Global Issues National Intelligence Council PDF format version Microsoft word version (without 2 overside fold out graphics) From: "Culp, Donald Lt Col USAF" (@healthtechnetwork.com, @saic.com, I@mail.rockefeller.edu, @johnstondc.com, sri.org, "DiGiovanni, Cleto CIVILIAN" @DTRA.MIL>, "Epstein, Gerald CIV' a oso, -osd.mi I@jbsph.edu, © sc-hq.tamu.edu, Co: Subject: RE: Review of the DoD Chem/Bio Program Direction Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2003 12:00:30 -0400 Importance: Normal Attachments: Maps _and Directions to IDA-htm; Agenda _for TRAC Review.doc Ladies and Gentlemen, Attached is additional information for the TRAC review meeting at IDA on 1 October. I have enclosed the current agenda and directions to IDA. Meeting room at IDA will be 9700, which is on the 9th floor. Please RSVP to me and Deborah Jermunson at IDA so that we know if you are attending. While discussions will likely not be classified, it is prudent to forward your collateral clearance to IDA nonetheless. Here is the contact info. HER 0 Visitor Security (Secret is sufficient), Ph: NE. Fax: Let me know if I can be of any further assistance. Regards, Lt Col Don Culp, USAF TRAC Executive Secretary September 12, 2003 7:11 AM I@healthtechnetwork.com; [I @saic.com; il. z I@johnstondc.com; rg; DiGiovanni, Cleto CIVILIAN; Epstein, Gerald CIV; I@jhsph.edu; I@hsc-hq.tamu.edu; afat aid. Hil oumn.edu Cc: Culp, Donald Lt Col USAI Subject: Review of the DoD Chem/Bio Program Direction Considering everyone's availability, we will hold the meeting on 1 Oct at IDA in Alexandria, Virginia. Col Culp will send you the details.

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