in the last years of his detention. Experienced the "frequent flyer" program Although the practice was officially banned in March 2004, in May 2004, Jawad was subjected to the "frequent flyer" program of sleep deprivation by being forced to move to a new cell on average every 2 hours and 55 minutes. These transfers happened 112 times over two weeks. Jawad testified that during these weeks, he was also subjected to blaring loud music and bright lights at all times. Military records indicated that Jawad lost 10% of his body weight over this period and told doctors he was urinating blood. Combatant Status Review A summary of evidence memo was prepared on October 19, 2004, for Jawad's Combatant Status Review Tribunal. The memo stated that Jawad was from Miran Shah, Pakistan and was recruited by six men in the local mosque to clear Russian mines in Kabul, Afghanistan. The memo alleged that Jawad: was affiliated with Hezb-E-Islami, a terrorist organization with ties to Osama bin Laden attended "Jihad Madrassas" that prepared him to fight on the front lines attended a training camp in late 2002 and received instruction on the AK-47, shoulder-held rocket launchers and grenades told an associate that he would kill Northern Alliance and American forces. was captured fleeing the scene of a grenade attack targeting Americans on December 17, 2002. Jawad had his Personal Representative read from notes from a previous interview at his CSRT hearing. Jawad added verbal testimony for clarification. First annual Administrative Review Board An unclassified summary of evidence memo was prepared on November 7, 2005, for Jawad's first annual Administrative Review Board. It listed several factors favoring continued detention, including that Jawad: met with an individual in Khost Province, Afghanistan in October 2002. The individual offered Jawad a job that involved killing Americans, met four people at Qurey Mosque in Miran Shah, Pakistan in December 2002. They offered him 12,000 Pakistan Rupees to clear mines, and trained for one and a half days in Khost. Jawad was given one or two injections that caused confusion and incoherence. On December 17, 2002, Jawad was given two oral pills that caused the same effects. The ARB memo repeated claims about training from the CSRT memo, summarized Jawad's statements from his interrogation in Afghanistan immediately after the attack, and registered Jawad's contention that although he was at the scene of the attack, he did not throw