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Iraq Shooting Military Investigation Docs Released
The following documents have been release on the Centcom Information Portal. They concern US military investigations into a 2007 helicopter in Iraq that killed a dozen people, including two Reuters journalists.
The release appears to be in response to Wikileaks' publication of leaked video from the Apache Helicopter engaged in the action [Scoop report from Michael Collins].
The military investigation concluded that the rules of engagement had been adhered to. Wikileaks have also released the rules of engagement covering that period.
US Military investigation documents:
1Action_By_Appointing_Authority.pdf
2Sworn_Statements_.pdf [Update: replaced corrupt copy of pdf]
3Attack_Mission_Request.pdf
4Photographs.pdf
51st_Air_Cavalry_Brigade_AR_156_Investigation.pdf
62nd_Brigade_Combat_Team_156_Investigation.pdf
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