Jay W. Hood

Name: Commander's Coin for Excellence Program Policy Memorandum 11
Author: Jay W. Hood

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Jay W. Hood published works such as Commander's Coin for Excellence Program Policy Memorandum 11, Update Recommendation to Release or Transfer to the Control of Another Country (TR) for Guantanamo Detainee ISN US9AF-000826DP (S) and Update Recommendation for Continued Detention Under DoD Control (CD) for Guantanamo Detainee ISN: US9AF-001001DP (S). These writings evoke detainee, Al-Qaida and Paktia Province.

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Jay W. Hood, Update Recommendation to Release or Transfer to the Control of Another Country… (2005)

“ It is highly probable detainee's statements that he and his family are honest business people,have no connections to the Taliban or Al Qaida, and have never transferred any money for or on behalf of the Taliban or Al Qaida are truthful. Detainee was suspected of laundering money through a system known as Hawala (money transfer system) . It is a system where funds are moved around the world through a network of moneychangers operating on trust. It is also an ancient system through which thousands of dollars can be transferred without any formal paperwork and is therefore difficult to monitor. ”

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Jay W. Hood, Update Recommendation for Continued Detention Under DoD Control… (2005)

“ Recruitment and Travel: Detainee and his family traveled to Miram Shah, Pakistan (PK) refugee camp in 1979 to escape the Soviet invasion. Detainee traveled back and forth between Pakistan and Afghanistan to work on a relative's farm during the spring and summer months. He claimed authorities imprisoned him for one year because he did not support the Taliban. Detainee denied Taliban or Al-Qaida connections, but does know and has identified Al-Qaida operatives. ”

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Jay W. Hood, Update Recommendation to Release or Transfer to the Control of Another Country… (2005)

“ Families bring in money they wish to send back to their relatives in Afghanistan. His brother collects money and has it transferred to the family Hawala in Miram Shah, PK. Mohammad Ullah, detainee's cousin gathers the money there. Mohammad Ullah and detainee have couriers who hand carry the money to the shop owned by detainee and his brother, Osman, in Bermal, AF. Once the money is received, detainee turns it over to an accountant he hired, located next to his shop. ”

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Jay W. Hood, Update Recommendation to Release or Transfer to the Control of Another Country… (2005)

“ This shop is owned and operated by Ibrahim, an Afghani, who stores the money in a safe and hands out the money to the appropriate recipients. The Hawala is the only way known to send money to fellow family members. Detainee has known about the Hawala business for about ten years. Detainee is the owner of community service telephones. ”

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Jay W. Hood, Update Recommendation for Continued Detention Under DoD Control… (2005)

“ Zormat district ACM personnel consider themselves Al-Qaida vice Taliban; therefore, all Zormat ACM indoctrination training is based on Al-Qaida philosophy. (S/NF) Detainee established ACM relationship with regional warlord Saifullah Rahman Mansour, a former Taliban Commander. Mansour is recognized as the senior Al-Qaida leader in the Paktia Province. (S/NF) Detainee led a 12-man guerrilla force designed to attack US interests in the Paktia Province. The small tactical force was part of larger 80-man contingent made up of former Taliban and Al-Qaida members. ”

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Jay W. Hood, Update Recommendation to Release or Transfer to the Control of Another Country… (2005)

“ In addition to the two phones they seized, they also confiscated five personal photographs that he had of himself, relatives and friends. The soldiers also searched the shop next to his (his accountant Ibrahim's shop) . ”

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Jay W. Hood, Commander's Coin for Excellence Program Policy Memorandum 11

“ It honors service members for contributions and/or performance that exceed the expectations of daily performance of dury. Implementation: This program is effective immediately. The Office of Responsibility for this program is J1. Accountability for the awards is the responsibility of the Command Element. ”

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Jay W. Hood, Update Recommendation to Release or Transfer to the Control of Another Country… (2005)

“ Economic issues in Pakistan and Afghanistan Foreign trade in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the United Arab Emirates Hawala money transfer system in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the United Arab Emirates 5. (S//NF) Detainee Threat: a. (S) Assessment: It has assessed the detainee poses a LOW risk, as he is unlikely to pose a threat to the US, its interests and allies. ”

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