Super Hornet (A44-223) Ejection 8/12/2020

Brayden Pearce made this Freedom of Information request to Department of Defence

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Dear Department of Defence,

I am requesting information and media on the ejection/aborted take-off of the RAAF Super Hornet (A44-223) which occurred on the 8th of December 2020.

An un/declassified report/documents on the investigation, timeline, cause, and outcome would be satisfactory. In addition to any videos/pictures of the ejection/aborted take off.

Yours faithfully,

Brayden Pearce

FOI, Department of Defence

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I refer to your correspondence of 14 February 2021 seeking access under
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I am requesting information and media on the ejection/aborted take-off of
the RAAF Super Hornet (A44-223) which occurred on the 8th of December
2020.

An un/declassified report/documents on the investigation, timeline, cause,
and outcome would be satisfactory. In addition to any videos/pictures of
the ejection/aborted take off.

 

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Dear Rose/FOI Case Management,

Referring to your correspondence on 16 February 2021.

Clarifying in advance. I am NOT requesting information that is considered ‘personal information’ of individuals.

Yours sincerely,

Brayden Pearce

FOI Case Management, Department of Defence

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OFFICIAL

Dear Brayden

 

Please find attached the Decision relating to Defence FOI 355/20/21.

 

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