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"'''Steve Bigelow''' served on active duty in the USAF for nearly 33 years.  He was enlisted ten years; four years in Supply and six years in Procurement.  After commissioning, he worked in TS/SCI programs including assignments to the [[Office of the Secretary of the Air Force]], Office of Special Projects, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Current Operations.  While at the JCS/J-33, he was liaisoned to the [[National Security Office]].  He reported a procurement irregularity to the JCS and NSA IG. The incumbent contractor lost a $250 million five-year contract.  In violation of regulations, he was removed from the JCS. He refused an Article 15 and demanded a Court-martial.  Instead, he received three Letters of Reprimand and was threatened with removal from the Lieutenant Colonel Promotion List.  After three years, he was reassigned and retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. The [[US Supreme Court]] refused to hear his invasion of privacy case."<ref>http://www.nswbc.org/members_bios.htm</ref>
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"'''Steve Bigelow''' served on active duty in the USAF for nearly 33 years.  He was enlisted ten years; four years in Supply and six years in Procurement.  After commissioning, he worked in TS/SCI programs including assignments to the [[Office of the Secretary of the Air Force]], Office of Special Projects, and the [[Joint Chiefs of Staff]], Current Operations.   
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In violation of regulations, he was removed from the JCS. He refused an article 15 and demanded a court-martial.  Instead, he received three letters of reprimand and was threatened with removal from the Lieutenant Colonel Promotion List.  After three years, he was reassigned and retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. The [[US Supreme Court]] refused to hear his invasion of privacy case."<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20080516202136/http://www.nswbc.org/members_bios.htm</ref>
 
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Latest revision as of 23:30, 21 April 2022

Person.png Steve BigelowRdf-entity.pngRdf-icon.png
(officer, whistleblower)
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NationalityUS
ExposedMICC/Corruption
Member ofNational Security Whistleblowers Coalition
US Air Force whistleblower who exposed MICC corruption.

"Steve Bigelow served on active duty in the USAF for nearly 33 years. He was enlisted ten years; four years in Supply and six years in Procurement. After commissioning, he worked in TS/SCI programs including assignments to the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force, Office of Special Projects, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Current Operations.

While at the JCS/J-33, he was liaisoned to the National Security Office. He reported a procurement irregularity to the JCS and NSA IG. The incumbent contractor lost a $250 million five-year contract.

In violation of regulations, he was removed from the JCS. He refused an article 15 and demanded a court-martial. Instead, he received three letters of reprimand and was threatened with removal from the Lieutenant Colonel Promotion List. After three years, he was reassigned and retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. The US Supreme Court refused to hear his invasion of privacy case."[1]

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