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question answered 2026-10-18

Do DoD IG audits DODIG-2021-077 and DODIG-2022-127 mention AC Gravity, AATIP, or AAWSAP by name, or contain their own OT subject-area breakdown?

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claim-ac-gravity-aawsap-not-same-funding-mechanism-nor-found-in-watchdog-material carries an [unverified] flag on its "visible outlier" framing: no GAO, CRS, or DoD IG document found this session names AC Gravity, AATIP, or AAWSAP, but two directly relevant DoD Inspector General audits were not independently read — only noted as further leads in the originating capture:

What to pull

  1. Both reports, likely hosted at media.defense.gov — which returned HTTP 403 to extract_pdf and WebFetch alike on the originating capture's attempt (2026-10-18). Try a Wayback Machine capture first, per the vault's Wayback-first convention for other known-blocked hosts.
  2. Search each for "AC Gravity," "AATIP," "AAWSAP," and "antigravity" — a genuine negative result here (rather than an unattempted search) is itself the finding that would let the null result in the linked claim-note stand on more than an absence-of-search.
  3. Note whether either report contains its own technology-area or subject-area breakdown of OT obligations — a second, independent data point against claim-gao-2022-ot-consortia-breakdown-shows-conventional-categories-not-fringe-physics.

Why it matters

The linked claim-note's null result ("no document found this session names AC Gravity or AATIP") is currently a search-coverage finding, not a confirmed negative — it's unclear whether the absence is because these two cases genuinely don't appear in DoD IG material, or because the two most likely documents to mention them were never actually opened.

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