In addition to the presidential policy directive, the ACLU says four additional documents were received:

• A March 2014 Defense Department report titled “Report on Process for Determining Targets of Lethal or Capture Operations,” which discusses the legal and policy standards in the Presidential Policy Guidance.
• A July 2014 document titled “Report on Associated Forces,” which separately lists groups the government considers to be “associated” or “affiliated” with al-Qaida. The ACLU says "The difference between the two categories of groups is important because the government has relied on the 2011 Authorization for Use of Military Force to justify attacks against “associated” forces."
• A December 2013 document titled Department of Defense Implementation of the Presidential Policy Guidance, which is a heavily redacted memorandum shared with Congress.
• A March 2014 document titled “Report on Congressional Notification of Sensitive Military Operations and Counterterrorism Operational Briefings,” which summarizes the Presidential Policy Guidance's congressional reporting requirements.