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SAPOC (SAP Oversight Committee)
1994
Special Access Programs Oversight Committee (SAPOC) - the senior Defense Department body that oversees the military's special-access (black) programs, supported by the SAP Coordination Office (SAPCO). The real DoD gatekeeping structure named in the Wilson-Davis memo as controlling access to the alleged crash-retrieval program. A documented oversight body; the UFO connection is the memo's contested account.
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director of SAPCO and executive secretary of the SAP Oversight Committee (SAPOC)
Source: EWD Notes / Wilson-Davis memo (Eric Davis, Oct 16 2002)
coordinates with DoD's SAP Coordination Office (SAPCO) to ensure reciprocity for DoD intelligence SAPs
Source: ODNI, Controlled Access Program Coordination Office (CAPCO); DCID 6/11 (1995); ICPG 2006-700-10
Executive Secretary of the SAP Oversight Committee
Source: DoD SAPOC/SRG structure (FAS sgp.fas.org; CDSE SAP student guide)
Vice Chair of SAPOC as USD(A&S)
Source: DoD SAPOC/SRG structure (FAS sgp.fas.org; CDSE SAP student guide)
reorganized the DoD special-access-program structure in 1994
Source: EWD Notes / Wilson-Davis memo (Eric Davis, Oct 16 2002)
the DoD SAP Central Office staffs SAPOC; its director is SAPOC's executive secretary
Source: DoD Special Access Program Central Office (acq.osd.mil/sapco); FAS (sgp.fas.org) SAPOC reference
member of SAPOC as Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence & Security
Source: DoD SAPOC/SRG structure (FAS sgp.fas.org; CDSE SAP student guide)
chairs the SAP Oversight Committee as Deputy Secretary of Defense
Source: DoD SAPOC/SRG structure (FAS sgp.fas.org; CDSE SAP student guide)
referenced here as part of the same DoD special-access-program oversight structure topped by SAPOC
Source: analyst note; DoD SAP oversight structure
per the memo, was allegedly refused access to a crash-retrieval SAP gated by this oversight committee (Wilson denies the account)
Source: EWD Notes / Wilson-Davis memo (Eric Davis, Oct 16 2002)