NSA Faces Significant Challenge in Declassification of Millions of Documents

Via FAS: “The National Security Agency has 46 million pages of historically valuable classified records more than 25 years old that are subject to automatic declassification by the end of December 2006,
according to a new NSA declassification plan….A copy of the new NSA declassification plan was obtained under the Freedom of Information Act by researcher Mike Ravnitzky.”

NSA/CSS Declassification Plan for Executive Order 12958, Memorandum for Deputy Under Secretary of Defense (Counterintelligence & Security), January 5, 2006

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