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i ~ I Q FD 302a Rev: 10-6-95! 279A-WF222936[::::::]302 Contmuatxon of FD-302 of BRUCE E _ IVINS , On O 2 / 1 2 / 2 O O 3 , Page 4 the paper. All Ames spores that IVINS uses either come from the Dugway stock or have been made by his lab group by the published protocol. The spores from the three letters that IVINS saw looked very different from each other. He described the spores from the Daschle letter as being very, very clean; the spores from the Leahy letter as looking good, with some clumping; and the spores from the Post letter as okay, with a good bit of clumping. IVINS asked [:::::::::::]of the FBI if the Daschle letter could represent "downstream processing" in that the spores either went from bad to good or good to bad. At the agent's request, IVINS advised that he would check for any paperwork he may have submitted requesting a government vehicle to travel to Covance in Denver, Pennsylvania in the fall of 2001. He advised that he would ask[:::::]Last Name Unknown LNU! who handles all such requests. IVINS also provided the agents with a copy of two emails that he received from the American Red Cross requesting his assistance with canteening for the FBI'S December pond operation near Frederick, Maryland. IVINS did not have any copies of the Special Pathogens Section SPS! records for the Post and Brokaw letters. He advised that | might have some knowledge of the timeline of the letters at USAMRIID. IVINS has never met or seen| | IVINS keeps his lab notebooks in his office rather than the library. The notebooks are officially checked out to him, and people working with him make entries in them and sign their name by the entry. IVINS agreed to provide the agents with access to his notebooks from the 2001 time frame. IVINS did not have any email records or electronic calendar records prior to May 2002. He thought that there may have been a new system installed around that time. IVINS usually obtained office paper from the stock which had been ordered by the Bacteriology Division. He brought it into the office in a big box and would pull out a ream when he needed it. He did not keep any pre-stamped envelopes in his office. He advised that they do not need stamps on their envelopes because all outgoing mail from USAMRIID is supposed to be business only. IVINS does keep blank envelopes in his office. bf b7C