“… . Army-G Headquarters, Joint Untied Stales JSitay-Mi ss ion-fjor-zid to Turkey Operations and Training Branch APO 254, N. Y. N.Y. (3) Letter of Appreciation M/Sgt. M. A. Naksymiec,TA 20110333 Chief of Staff, Intelligence The Pentagon Washington 25, D. C. Please necep my si …”
“iAC /N EC i, 171 - erececlence 13-3 Enelagise No. 3. Page 3 (:) Letter di Acetation • S e Dr pritntent to Depacom snit of the Army: |Whether Ihi: fis smuson : 000 whorore 2011 can appropriate: / pass this l …”
“… Experience 18-4 Enclosure No. 4, Page 3 3. My best wishes to with you for continued success infuture assignments. 4. A copy of this letter is being forwarded to The Adjutant General for inclusion in your official 201 file and copies will accompany your next efficiency report. …”
“14 00000 1 SECRET (When Fillei Ins 11-61 LANGUAGE DATA RECORD PART I-GEMERAL 1. Naur (Lawt-First-Widdle) 17-741 3. MAKSYMIEE MYROSZAW ANDREW LANGUAGE (31-331 4. tonAv*e patr Is. APRIL 30 1917 • 1.*r >< L» « 4KRTANYAN 804 UKRAINIAN NON PART II-LANGUAGE ELEMEN”
“ONLY BARELY, I CAN wnirt PERSONAL LETTERS AND SIMILAR SIMPLE MATFOIAL win COMPLETE success. USING fur DICTIONARY ONLY 2. RARELY. I CAN WRITE FACTUAL NARRATIVE AND CaposItORV MStERIAL WITH REASONABLE CLARITY. *ITH Few GRAMMATICAL ERRORS. BUT IN A STYLE WHtCh MAY NOT BE NATive.”
“14-00000 SECRET When Pille.f In) I1 • € J LANGUAGE DATA RECORD PART -GENERAL t. NawE (Layt-Nirot-Widdle) 7. Date of steta (39 301 THAN MAKSYMIEC. MYROSLAW ANDREY APRIL ). LANGUAGE ()l-311 S' 30 1917 POLISH 624 NOV pav 27 1961 vran IHAVE NO psoFICiENCY IN AND ”
“ERS AND SIMILAR SIMPLE PATERIAL #1 T COMPLETE BuCCess, USING (Mt DICTIONARY ONLY 2. BARF L 7. I CAN wultt FACTUAL MADRATIYE AND €*04:1099 MATERIAL wlTH REASONABLE CLARITY, all TH row GRAMMATICAL f PR095, 80 T IN A STYLE Bill CH MAT NOT RE, NATIVE, USING THL DICTIONARY OCCASIONA”
“14-00000 SECRET JhMN PERSONNEL TRANSFER LETTER (TH(S I5 NOT * TRAVEL ORDER) 5 January 1951 TO: Lir. David lArphy 1. Pursuant to authority vested in me, your official station is he …”
“… please forward this € *er to SesttJet or. If iff person; 17 !: le . has been cr : : ot. indie, : would A, reclata * for- warding t.:.!.' letter there. Sincerely yours. Devve M. Harrell M TAN -E Cflef, sercomnl pfetain A’tagingt WTVIEINTOYENUIIFENTNOI wex-lblarrienis-nlc-nsanA …”
“… FOTSTFRED ADEREOSRS 0:17 Mr. David Edmund Murphy Aft. 374 1 4007 Connecticut Avenue, 18. Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Wirphy: This letter Is to officially confirm our telephone conversation this morning, advising you that your employ ment with this agency has been approved …”
“14-00000 MEloRANDOM FOR THE RECORD. David E. Murphy Subject transferred to CIA from the War Department and has accrued ammuainand sick leave to his credit with that agency. Several letters wore forwarded requesting both personnel folder and leave with negative results. I”
“… ted 18 July 1947, is being brought up to date. Position #2, Control No. 146. Oath of Office, Bio-Strike Affidavit, 2-Month Agreement, and Letter of Appointment executed 5 April 198. Pres APPROVAL % % f I ELD SERVICE P __ 1 oCLERAQUART .: :LNTTCD RS 0.9. - BY RW wo 4 ansyz= …”
“… heir ability to supervise (indicate number of employees supervited). SPECIFIC OUTY.NO. f RATING LET ER SPECIFIC DUTY No. a : RATING J LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. a ■ MATING t LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 4 .RATING ,LETTER aPEiFic DUTY NO. 8 DATING LETTER } GPKCIFic DUTY NO. …”
“… red in accordance with the EUR Division policy for such reporting as established in Field Notice 41. 3. Please sign at the bottom of this letter of transmittal on the line indicated; to certify that you have seen the fitness report. The transmittaleletter should then be returned t …”
“… red in accordance with the EUR Division policy for such reporting as established in Field Notice 41. 3. Please sign at the bottom of this letter of I transmittal on the line indicated; to certify that you have seen the fitness report. The transmittal letter should then' 1 be retu …”
“… or Deputy Chief of KEYWAY, and those drafted by Chief, KEYWAY go to Deputy Chief WOXACE for review. 2. Please sign at the bottom of this letter of trans- mittal on the line indicated, to certify that you have seen the fitness report. The transmittal letter should then be • return …”
“… Deputy Chief of KEYWAY, and those drafted by Chief, KEYWAY go to Deputy Chief TONACE for review. • 2. Please sign at the bottom of this letter of trans mittal on the line indicated, to certify that you have seen the fitness report. The transmittal letter should then be • return …”
“… ognition. ------- SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to six of the most important specific duties performed during the rating period. Insert rating letter which best describes the manner in which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of that duty. Al …”
“… ncta of habits, and‘ patiralar limitations •n'e-s. Bused on your knowledge ci employee’s on pe ormanca dating Tho • ing period. nlore the letter ~,lbe‘reting boe T landing to the orewolely relicts hie avo ol pelsageto.‘ • 0 APR 13551 :45 000000• SECRET”
“… al recognition. . SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to six of the most important specific duties performed during the rating period. Insert rating letter which beal describes the manner in which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONL Y oflectivonoss in performance of that duty. A …”
“… ts, and[ particular limitations or talents. Based on your knowledge of employee’s overall perlor—once during the rating period, place the letter in the rating bos corresponding to the statement which 00′0 accurately occudtely rellocts performance. i rollocts his level of performanc …”
“14-00000 US Forces/Now York, NY 14 December 1959 SUBJECT: Letter of Appreciation THRU: Mr. Hugh T. Cunningham OCA APO 757, US Forces TO: Mr. David E. Murphy USA REG APO 742, US forces 1, I would …”
“•4-00000 HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES ARMY COMMUNICATIONS UNIT, EUROPE APO 757 AEUMG-COH 4 June 1959 SUBJECT: Letter of Appreciation TO: Mr. William Ila rvcy 7971 USARSG APO 742, US Forces 1. As the Commanding Officer of this unit, it gives me partic …”
“14-00000 -2- 3 . either training or performance of duty la deemed unsatisfactory by CIA, you will be offered other types of employment if available, or your ez- ployment will be terminated. 6. Your appointment is for such time no your services may be re quired and funds”
“… ch separations was established by the Agency to parallel similar actions under the Civil Service Retirement System in accordance with FPM Letter No. 831-23, dated 10 December 1969. 2. Any inquiry received concerning the nature of the sep Car I Monain aration of Subject front t …”
“… September 5, 1963 K.r. Howard J. Osborn Director of Security Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Osborn: This letter is in appreciation for the valuable assistance provided by your office during the Republican National Convention at Miami Beach, Florida …”
“… tend —Messrs. Frank Farrell, James. Ch Lech Din P the line support they rendered as 3.: Ch Ply See Dieap o "indicated i the attached letter. 1/7. v Such commendations reflect a /hisf high degree of professionalism. ASKS 4. Haden Wictell 6. 24/13 inrin: A. Westrell 0 is …”
“14-00000 SECRET 20 July 1965 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, A&TS SUBJECT : ‘McCORD, James W., Jr.) (Educational Matter) Attached is a letter from George Washington University showing the completion of the requirements for the degree of Master oi science in International Affairs …”
“… serve Statua filed with the original application it wes reflected 1that- _I was ----—ir. the Volunteer Air Reserve, USAF. On August 14 a letter Reserve woe sent to me advising that I was being trensferred from the Volunteer Air Reserve to - - CONFIDENTIAL the Organized Reserve …”
“… icf, Forsoniel Procurement Central Intelligence Agency 2:30_E SEnect, N.%. Washington, 1). C. Dearir. Ragan: Ro’eronce is made to your letter dated June 1951. ‘t the prosent Simo I am in the position of finding it noconsam ore vezny near future to mko sovoral decisions of con …”
“… recognition. . . SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to six of the most important specific duties performed during the rating period. Insert rating letter which best describes the manner in which employer performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of that duty. Al …”
“… abits, and particular limitations or ralants. Based on your knowledge of employee’s overall performance during the rating period, RATING LETTER place the letter in the voting box corresponding to the statement which most orcurately reflects his level of performance. FOAM 45 VsE …”
“… cocialrecognition. SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to six of the most important specific duties perloved for in; the rating period. Intort rating letter which best describe t the manner in which employee performs EACH specific dimy. Consusor ONLY effectiveness in performance of that duty. A …”
“Division. S SPECIFIC ourv No. • 1 RATING i LETTER Maintains liaison with his counterpart organizations throughout the U. S. Government. S SPECIFIC DUT T N.C. • earino •A4 ye-o OVERALL …”
“… cial recognition. SPECIFIC OUtlES List up to sin of the most important specific dutles.performed during the rating period. Insert rating letter which best describes the manner in which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONL Y elloctiveness in performance of that duty. A …”
“in an expanding Division. 5 I SPECIFIC OUTT NO. 9.. ; RATING LETTER Maintains liaison with his counterpart organizations throughout the U. S. Government, S SPECIFIC DUTY nM : RATING :LeTreR Wt 0 OVERAL …”
“… cial recognition. SPECIFIC DUTIES., List up to ola of the most important specific duties uwlormed during the rating period. Insert rating letter which best describes the manner in which employee performs EACH specific dimy. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of that duty. Al …”
“… SPECIFIC DUTIES "nquzrxgn"gbeQtvA List up to six of the most important specific duties performed during the rating period. Insert rating letter which best describes the manner in which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of that duty. Al …”
“… d I Rd particular limitations or talents. Based on your seeuledge of employee’s overall performance during the roting poriod, piece tie letter in the meponding to the statement which most accurately reflects his level of performance. ! 16 APR1 i 55 45 ooeouste »*«»>ovi soitioss. …”
“14-40000 SECRET (vnep Pitiee /6) SECTION 0 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION Avord for • Action or Acceptance of Horord Wes od tar,” Dewsbe oh. ending and if it • • tes Nermolly expected. Esplasn, wh,,-end how. If on ce iol or marine eperoton, dowribe Pype end position of e oindiddue”
“… ■ 1 DD/S 65-5075 2 1 27 SEP S55 CRANDUM FOR: Director of Security SUEECT : Commendation The Director was pleased with the attached letter from Mr. Rowecy in witch he expressed deep apprecia on for the excellent and dedicated A - sistanee rendered to the U. S. Secret Service …”
“14-00000 SECRET (When Filled In) Section D ___ Narrative Description ■—nod for Io a A: Wo. act voluntary? Describe why orf war outstanding, and if it was more then nor mally expected. Explain, why, and how. 11 co ceriol o» marine operation, describe type and position of cr”
“… I HEADQUARTERS b 513TH INTELLIGENCE CORPS GROUP Office of the Commanding Officer APO 757 US Forces AEUMC-SD 5 June 1964 SUBJECT: Letter of Appreciation TO: Mr. James W. McCord United States Army Area Security Component APO,757, US Forces 1 Upon your impending departure …”
“14-00000 h HE AL si JAPIERS UNITED STATES ARMY SECURITY AGENCY EUROPE OtiCF or ter CHIE APo 757. IAEINT-I 8 June 1964 SUBJECT: Letter of Appreciation TO: Mr. James W. McCord, Jr. Chief, Security USAASC APO 757, US Forces 1. The news of your departure to a new statio …”
“1 4-00000 1 ) SECRET (when Fillnit In) • •G I 158124 LANGUAGE DATA RECORD------ PART -GENERAL 1. Naur (Lave-Firot-Widdle) 17-24) -DAT-0 - vet----- - (25-301 James W Jr Cav v(1 McCord JAN 26 zy PRUSSIAN 654 3. I ANGUAGE IJ1- 331 4. tOOAY’S DArt 134-39) wo-tu ”
“GRAMMATICAL ERRORS. IN NATIVE STYLE, USING Yet E DICTIONARY ONLY RARELY. Nroyjoaitenit?sense leze/hrbuyEv5-simy gexsinnsheidrhnt-em I CAN #017 PERSONAL LfTERS AND SIMILAR SIMPLE MATERIAL •I TH COMPLETE SUCCESS. USING THE DICTIONARY ONLY 2. RARCLY. I CAN #AITE FACTUAL NARRATI”
“… S. Miler 4314 Birchlake Court Alexandria, Virginia 22309 Dear Scotty: On the occasion of retirement, it has been the custom to send a letter to our employees in appreciation for their services. While your retirement has been stretched a bit by your willingness to help us on th …”
“… roes JOu svace 8 May 1972 MEMORANDUM FOR MP. CAMES ANGLETON, CHIEF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE STA??, CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY____ Subject: Letter of Appreciation 1. I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge your support to the Strategic Planning Seminar recently hosted …”
“… n and say to you a most hearty “well done". 6 .0 if it is consistent with the policy of your Agency, stte requested that a copy of this letter-14 ^’^^(J/jflf n( your otfietal records LEB It 1321H.2 3 F. UC LY **I REAL •. 4 ., US NAVY DIRECTOR Ur UAVAI. INTELLIGENCE DENIAL”
“1 4-00000 30 AP 099 MEMORANDUM FOR Chief, CI Staff SUBJECT Mr. N. Scott Miler Letter of Appreciation 1. On 25 February 1965, Mr. N. Scott Miler of your Staff presented an excellent lecture to participants in Security Offi …”