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(1) While it may have been understandable to classify me as a MAX detainee initially, I should have been downgraded to Medium Custody-In (MDI) after 27 August 2010. As you noted, my initial evaluation by the duty brig supervisor ('DBS') gave me a score of '5' after reviewing the DD Form 2710, inmate background summary, and completing the DD Form 2711, initial custody classification. A score of '5' was significantly lower than the '12' or higher score normally required for MAX custody. Despite my low score, the DBS overrode the score, and indicated that he considered my previous classification in Kuwait as the primary factor in his decision. |
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Bradley Manning |
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United States v. Pfc. Bradley Manning, Unlawful Pretrial Confinement, Article 13 |
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WASHINGTON (Army News Service, July 30, 2010) - The Soldier suspected of leaking classified information to the website 'WikiLeaks' arrived last night at a pre-trial confinement facility on Quantico Marine Base, Va., as part of the transfer of court-martial jurisdiction in his case to the U. S. Army Military District of Washington.'
Pfc. Bradley E. Manning had been confined at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, since May 29 after being suspected of providing WikiLeaks classified video showing a July 2007 Apache helicopter strike in Baghdad. He is now also suspected of being involved in leaking thousands of intelligence reports about the conflict in Afghanistan.
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Maj. Gen. Terry Wolff, the general court-martial convening authority and commanding general of the 1st Armored Division/U.S. Division - Center in Iraq, requested the transfer to MDW due to a potentially lengthy pre-trial confinement because of the complexity of charges and an ongoing investigation. The field confinement facility in Kuwait is designed for short-term confinement.
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Pfc. Bradley E. Manning had been confined at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, since May 29 after being suspected of providing WikiLeaks classified video showing a July 2007 Apache helicopter strike in Baghdad. He is now also suspected of being involved in leaking thousands of intelligence reports about the conflict in Afghanistan.
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With his transfer to Quantico, Manning is now under the general court-martial convening authority of Maj. Gen. Karl R. Horst, MDW commanding general. Manning will remain in pre-trial confinement as the Army continues its investigation, officials said. |
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Public Affairs, Military District of Washington |
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Speedy Trial Update |
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David Coombs |
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civilian defense counsel |
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Army transfers accused intel specialist to MDW |
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Public Affairs, Military District of Washington |
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Elk Grove Native Takes Command In Europe |
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CBS Sacramento |
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Major General Terry Wolff, the commanding general of the 1st Armored Division/U.S. Division - Center in Iraq and general court-martial convening authority of Bradley Manning in Iraq. Major General Terry A. Wolff was promoted to Deputy Commanding General and Chief of Staff U.S. Army Europe on February 2, 2011, and promoted to Lieutenant General August 11, 2010 |
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Nominations Confirmed (Non-Civilian) |
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US Senate |
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Major General Terry Wolff, the commanding general of the 1st Armored Division/U.S. Division - Center in Iraq and general court-martial convening authority of Bradley Manning in Iraq. Major General Terry A. Wolff was promoted to Deputy Commanding General and Chief of Staff U.S. Army Europe on February 2, 2011, and promoted to Lieutenant General August 11, 2010 |
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Army transfers accused intel specialist to MDW |
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Public Affairs, Pentagon, Department of Defense |
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Major General Karl R. Horst, former commanding general of MDW, and Bradley Manning's general court-martial convening authority from the time of Manning's transfer at Quantico until July 18, 2011 when Horst became Chief of Staff at United States Central Command (US CENTCOM) |
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US Central Command Leadership |
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United States Central Command, CENTCOM |
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Major General Karl R. Horst, former commanding general of MDW, and Bradley Manning's general court-martial convening authority from the time of Manning's transfer at Quantico until July 18, 2011 when Horst became Chief of Staff at United States Central Command (US CENTCOM) |
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