How to request incident report for IED attack

troy2198

October 19, 2009 02:39

I was wondering how you would be able to get the official report of an IED attack. I was wounded in 06 and I am very curious to see what they managed to find out about what hit me and my truck. Also any idea on how to find out who was part of the cash hospital team that treated me? Would love to be able to thank the people who worked on me. Any information or places to start would be greatly appreciated.

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  kernel65

  October 24, 2009 05:12

  What was the date and where was the hospital?

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  CbtEngr01

  March 17, 2010 03:13

  The BN battle space owner's OPS SGM and OPS officer.

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  idsman75

  January 09, 2011 15:01

  quote:Originally posted by CbtEngr01
  The BN battle space owner's OPS SGM and OPS officer.
  
  
  If they're even assigned to that BN anymore.

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  NavyCPO

  February 17, 2011 15:34

  it depends on where you were and what controlling command was running the show. CENTCOM Baghdad had a unit that was called JCCS-1 I was attached to them as a EWO Electronics Warfare Officer responsible for the programming and maintaining all IED/EFP jamming equipment (2 tours in Iraq)

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  cce1302

  March 12, 2011 09:30

  I see that this post is a few months old, but in 2005, we kept a database on the sipr that recorded the official report of every IED attack in the Al Anbar province. Don't know about the hospitals. Talk to someone in the IED task force, or an intel guy that can snoop around for you. (I'm not advocating that you do anything illegal. Ensure that anything you take from high side is declassified.

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  nards444

  March 16, 2011 15:08

  dude that stuff would be hard to get I mean that stuff is carried on SIPR networks and that stuff gets wiped from deployment to deployment. You could probably obtain your medical records though

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  SGMBalz

  April 13, 2011 11:31

  Contact your congressman, the military will respond to his staff, faster than they will to you. I will bet you that the incident report is archived somewhere or destroyed, as it is classified info.

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  Engineer88

  March 30, 2013 12:35

  Good luck.
  
  We saved all that stuff on the SIPR. Most of which was wiped after we left. Those reports went from Platoon - Company - Battalion - Brigade - Land Owner. I'm not sure what the land owner does with them after the fact.
  
  If you were treated in a hospital they should have a DTG of what happened. That'd be the best way.
  
  You'd probably have to get your congressmen involved. None of the folks that handled that report would still be in that unit.

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  nards444

  April 10, 2013 07:50

  incident reports also arent going necessarily name names or persons per say. Ont top of that its not like its some official document. Some E5 or battle captain just whipped most of those up.

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