A full read of DODIG-2021-077 and DODIG-2022-127 finds no mention of AC Gravity, AATIP, AAWSAP, or "antigravity" by name

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A complete read of both reports' extracted text — Results in Brief, Introduction/Background, Finding, Conclusion, Recommendations and Management Comments, appendices, and Acronyms list — found no occurrence of "AC Gravity," "AATIP," "AAWSAP," or "antigravity" in either document. DODIG-2021-077 (April 21, 2021, "Audit of Other Transactions Awarded Through Consortiums") reviewed a non-statistical sample of 13 base Other Transaction awards valued at $24.6 billion, active in FYs 2018–2019; it anonymizes the contractors and Consortium Management Organizations in its sample ("one CMO," "a foreign contractor in New Zealand"), naming only one consortium — the Aviation and Missile Technology Consortium — in a security-section example. DODIG-2022-127 (September 8, 2022, "Audit of DoD Other Transactions and the Use of Nontraditional Contractors and Resource Sharing") reviewed 34 standalone prototype OT awards valued at $5.0 billion, active in FYs 2019–2020, and likewise anonymizes its sample contractors, naming companies only in its Appendix B "Other Matters of Interest" (Microsoft Corporation and Verizon Business Network Services, as large contractors that qualified as nontraditional) and naming programs such as the Armored Reconnaissance Vehicle demonstrator in its Navy example. Neither report's "Prior Coverage" appendix references AATIP, AAWSAP, or AC Gravity by title either: DODIG-2021-077's lists GAO-20-84, GAO-16-209, and Army A-2020-0038-BOZ; DODIG-2022-127's lists GAO-20-84, GAO-21-8, GAO-21-501, DODIG-2021-077 itself, and Army A-2020-0038-BOZ and A-2022-0029-BOZ.

This upgrades the null result in claim-ac-gravity-aawsap-not-same-funding-mechanism-nor-found-in-watchdog-material from an unread absence-of-search to an absence confirmed by direct, complete reading of the two most likely DoD IG candidates — the dedicated OT-compliance audits covering the relevant award types and years. It does not establish that AC Gravity or AATIP/AAWSAP are absent from every DoD IG document, only these two.