“13-00000 SECRET J‘ 8 November 1995 L % MEMORANDUM FOR: Jeremy Gunn, ARRB Staff FROM: Barry Harrelson, CIS/CSI/HRG SUBJECT: Issues re Cryptonyms, Country Designators, Action Indicators and Employee True Names (U) Attached is memorandum from the DO Focal Point for th”
“13-00000 SECRET reference con y (do net file) 8 November 1995 MEMORANDUM FOR: Jeremy Gunn, ARRB Staff FROM: Barry Harrelson, CIS/CSI/HRG SUBJECT: Issues re Cryptonyms, Country Designators, Action Indicators and Employee True Names (U) Attached is memorandum from the”
“similar to CIA-2. A variety of methods of responses was utilized, (some dated June 1995 and some undated) to answer, including a paired listing marked (returned to CIA), microfilm file summary sheets, and handwritten notes. CIA-4 Confirmation of/Queries About Some Informati”
“K1 L SIGNATURE OF DO/IMS/FPLG REVIEWING OFFICER Exemptions and Provisions claimed to p rotect the f ollowing: Ε.Ο. 12356 1. Classification FOIA (b) (1) PA (k).(1) 2. Informat ion from lia ison with a Foreign Gove rnment (b) (3) (j)(1) 3. Information pertaining to a liaison (b) (3”
“hAR.D CARRY Prepare in duplicate SECTION A REQUEST FOR: Pseudonym Alias Crypto or i -01 N(Check one) derivative number _. imu 1. Pseudonym Assigned J/hewoi Alias Assigned K Cryptonym Assigned a .5. PIC-1 ""*322288497800 2. Project or agent igive adequate descripti”
“J1 K1 Exemptions and Provisions claimed to protect the following: FOIA PA 1. Classification (b) (1) (k) (1) 2. Information from liaison with a Foreign Government (b) (3) (j) (1) 3. Information pertaining to a liaison,. (b)(3) (j) (1) ■ relationship with a Foreign Governmen”
“by CIA or .other organization for similar or related purposes [FE]) 4. DESTRY (WE) 5. AMZK*FT, AMBADUCT and RIVAL MIAMI (WH) 6. MHCHAOS (CI, FE, FRD, OS) 7. HYDRA (CI or OS) NW 50955 DocId:32112856 Page 11”
“9 FOIA B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 87C NEW CLASS PA BJ1 J1 ال K1 L SIGNATURE OF DO/IMS/FPLG REVIEWING OFFICER Exemptions and Provisions claimed to protect the following: Ε.Ο. 12356 1. Classification FOIA (b) (1) PA (k).(1) 2. Information from liaison with a Foreign Government (b) (3) (j)(1”
“Information pertaining to a source (b) (3) (j) (1) 6. Information pertaining to intelligence methods (b) (3) (j)(1) 7. Location of CIA overseas installation (b) (3) (j) (1) = 10 installation 9. Name: 10; File number 8. Location of unacknowledged domestic of CIA employee (b) (3) (”
“ov isions c laimed to protect the following: Ε.Ο. 12356 1. C lassifi cation FOIA (b) (1) PA (k) .(1) 2 . Information from liaison with a Foreign Government (b) (3) (j)(1) 3. Information pertaining to a liaison (b ) (3) (j) ( 1) rel ationship with a Foreign Government 4. Informati”
“(3) (j)(1) installation ☐ 9. Name of CIA employee (b) (3) ☐ 10. File number (b) (3) ☐ 11. Pseudonym (b) (3) ☐ 12. Cryptonym (b) (3) ☐ 13. Internal organizational data (b) (3) ☐ 14. Name of an FBI agent ☐ 15. FBI file number (b) (2) ☐ 16. Privacy of other individual (b) (6) H (j)(”
“7. OTHER.IDEMTIFICAT1OM e ves OCuPATION/POSITION so CIRC122 USA ILLINOIS 1. 1 occ/POS. CODE 2- 1 3. SECTION II CRYPTONYM PSEUDONYM SECTION III 1 END COUNTRY INTEREST 12- 050 10. " ACTION DESK II. SRD COUNTRY INTEREST COUN TRY OF RES PD *€ 020 COMMENTS: CIT:USA ”
“liaison relationship ( ) Information which would/could identify the source - ( ) Information pertaining to a source - . ." I ( ) Information pertaining to intelligence methods 1 9 Location of CIA overseas installation • * )Location of unacknowledged domestic installation Na”
“know or believe him to be knowledgeable of, outline the nature and extent of information you believe he could provide an opposition intelligence service as to (a) your identity as an intelligence officer or employee, (b) your personal background and experience including plac”
“/IMS/FPLG REVIEWING OFFICER Exemptions and Provisions cl aimed to protect the following: Ε.Ο. 123 56 1. Classification FOIA (b) (1) PA (k).(1) 2. Information from liaison with a Foreign Governmen t (b) (3) (j) (1) 3. Informati on perta ining to a liaison (b) (3) (j) (1) relations”
“NUMBEP OF NAMES OF NONOFFICIAL COVER OFFICERS AND AGENT CRYPTONYMS. IT IS NOW THE INTENTION OF THE COMMITTEE TO SEND STAFF MEMBERS.TO A NUMBER OF COUNTRIES TO INTERVIEW INDIVIDUALS IN THE FIELD.WEARE, OF COURSE, MOST CONCERNED ABOUT THE PROTECTION DE OURESOURCES AND THE IDEN”
“) G..... Project files SEORE - for every project seenKmotbyLanAgency, Le in wh involved even if propel run by Cg (ie DOD) Liver staff- civer. 1400 Ivel MN 0 U in creation of ED Ytex DIR1IUI15UWIBlErid 1Wed in setting up #/Pila deep cover pecifIN close Co te at”
“14-00000 'SECRET ____PRQ hQ. PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE PART II - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION 01sPar;= vo INSTRUCTIONS ro CASE OFFICER I. This forw oust be filled in by the cvse officer or soptoprsate authority on the basis of the best available in for-ution It 43 not t”
“) Informat ion from a foreign liaison service 1 )Lnformat lon pertaining to a foreign liaison relationship ) Information which would/could identify the source go on ) Information pertaining to a source . J Information pertaining to intelligence methods. yolocation of CIA of”
“SECRET PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE 1 PART H - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION DISPATCH NO. INSTRUCTIONS TO CASE OFFICER g. This form must be filled in by the case officer or appropri...... thority on the sesin of the best available in. 2. Normally, It ia not to will formation. h”
“ves w* 9. 2. 1 OCCUPATION/POSITION OCC/PCS. cone ■ 9. 1 SECTION II. CRYPTONYM PSEVLONM SECTION III COUNTRY or CISIDNC9 19. ACTION DESK - 11.5 ucond county wrasse 12. THIRD COUNTRY INTEREST 12e. COMMENTS PUNCHED COPY PERMANENT CHMOT RIGTRICTID PAS IONAfUAS 191098 201”
“Classification: IUP viont SECDYT1 (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—controlled documents.) 301 - APPENDIX SIX: GLOSSARY O TERMS USED IN REPORT. Agent: A person who knowingly works for the CIA on a contract or job basis. Asset: A general term for pe”
“the source ( ) Informat ion pertaining to a source ( ) Informat Lon pertaining to intelligence methods I Location . of CIA overseas installation i Location of unacknowledged domestic installation ( ) Name 0% CIA employee. ) File number J Pseudonym O Cryptonyms ) Internal”
“would/could identify the source () 0) Information pertaining to a source... 00 Information pertaining to intelligence methods ) Location of CIA overseas installation 48 Location of unacknowledged domestic installation ) Name of CIA employee DJ File number/Ae- 1 Pseudonym ”
“SECRET 5P PRQ%0 PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE PART It - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION BiSPatch NO HMMA-33865 INSTRUCTIONS To CASE OFFICEa 1. This form must be filled in by tve officer or appropriate sutborsty en the basis of the best available in- formation. It is eat to subjec”
“which w/could identify the source Information pertaining to intelligence methods 12) Location Locat ion of CIA overseas installation of unacknowledged domestic installation Name of CIA employee. ) File number ° 2 Q Pseudonym® Cryptonyms XJ Internal organizational data ”
“SECRET p.6. George Fratas Juliet Files ; Countries pegicte D Danie 201. Files : indwidurats ED Would be a matter ofy srsatititninee to maintain files on andiaon operation Miginating in Another Agency Agent: 201 Office of Security It of Hinance CI Staff might heve info”
“13-00000 SECRET SUBJECT: Position on Cryptonyms, Country Designators, Action Indicators and Employee True Names context identifies a source or a relationship with a specific liaison service. True Names of Staff Employees - In most instances we will release names of emplo”
“organization, or association they represent; D) Forged business documents; E) Accommodation addresses (“residences of record” for anyone working under alias). 3. (S) Many of the specific forms of alias documentation represented in this package are identical to those used ”
“service Information pertaining to a foreign liaison relationship • Information which would/esrt identify the source 9Informat ion pe retaining to a source 3 Information pertaining to intelligence methods ) Location of CIA overseas installation ) Location of unacknowledged domest”
“13-00000 SECRET SUBJECT: Position on Cryptonyms, Country Designators, Action Indicators and Employee True Names - context identifies a source or a relationship with a specific liaison service. True Names of Staff Employees - In most instances we will release names of emp”
“) a POA for uach project the agent Yofaan satgaeft,emiptloye . st-wel only hair a lest of assignments would wot Psychological profiles s t hhuduil Jutreudi t. all : a f e r s ; o n a g e n t s i f t h e y c a n get it A/VM9: Train agents, mgrs., secys., offeelis Lua. Alk-”
“SECRET REQUEST FOR INVESTIGATION AND/OR NAME CHECK pacicor a ND ASIA of ASSIGNMENT TO : Deputy Director Security, 10S FROM: Chief, CI/Operational Approval and Support Division SUBJECT: 201 - TYPE of REQUEST os INDIES RESULTS sr 791 Hk aesults BY 904 04 SI (Date) (Date)”
“identify the source (.) Information pertaining to a source : ( ) Information pertaining to intelligence methods . . - 00 Location of CIA overseas installation .: : a ()Location of unacknowledged domestic installation ( ) Name of CIA employee . ( ) File number ( ) Pseudonym”
“identify the source ) Informat ion pertaining to a source - )Informat Lon pertaining to intelligence methods Locat IO8 of CIA overseas installation - Location of.unacknowledged domestic installation ) Name of CIA employee 2J File number - ZJ Pseudonym 75 Cryptonym Intern”
“pertaining to a source . . ()Information pertaining to intelligence methods ( ) Location of. CIA overseas installation ( ) Location of unacknowledged domestic installation [ ) Name of CIA employee . • . (>File number ( ) Pseudonym Mare 0) Cryptonym $ i ) Internal organizatio”
“5-17 1. OTS Memo Receipt (CONFIDENTIAL) (I-T) 2. Procedures for Obtaining Alias Documents and Disguises 16 Apr 75 CONFIDENTIAL 3. Procedures from D01-240-4, 25 Nov 74 signed by Win. Nelson SECRET 4. U.S. Document Request Form SECRET 5. Clandestine Service Inst. 240-4 - 23 ”
“intelligence methods $ I Locations of CIA overseas installation 3 Location - of unacknowledged domestic installation : . X noted ) Name 0 File 88 of CIA employee numberc Pseudonym Cryptonym3 Merer Internal organizational data Name of FBI agent 161167OR 2)_FBI f”
“SECRET PRO iiC. PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE PART II - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION , DISPATCH wo. INSTRUCTIONS to CASE OFFICER BMMA 21557 1. Then form must be filled sa by the case .ficer or appropriate authority on the basis of the best available in- formation. It »» not to”
“CODE PUBLIC RELATIONS . - SECTION H . cawrowy PStUDOPM _ScoN@-2 019 C UBA 015 P second country Nmest’ 12 tmo COUNT** nererest : io P. ACRON Dtykia d.11 12a. COMMENTS CIT: USA 229 M S Processed COPY iSIGNAtuM 88764i 201- eda KOHAMN CHABOT BSRICTTD ‘n ves No res w”
“13-00000 . C ON FI DE NTIAL APPENDIX A Information to Be Furnished on Individuals Reported by the Central Intelligence Agency to the Secret Service . 1. Identification Data - to the extent available to CIA, name or names of individual (including prior legal names, ali”
“SECRET PRO MD. PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE PART II - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION .DISPATCH NO. stake _EMMA 21657 INSTRUCTIONS to CASE OFFICER 1. This form must be filled 19 by the case .ficer or appropriate authority on the in of the best silable in- formation. It is not”
“representative representative of agency having security responsibility, as well as to locai representative of other intelligence agencies known to have NW 88321 Docld:32989529 Page 547 65”
“( ) Information pertaining to intelligence methods ( ) Location of- CIA overseas installation ( ) Location of unacknowledged domestic installation ( ) Name of CIA employee ()File number () Pseudonym ( ) Cryptonym ( ) Internal organizational data ( ) Name of FBI agent ( )”
“6 { SECRET p.6. George Fratas Suljed Fules : Countries MG040 projects saise. 201 Files : individuals 0/50 ED Woul d b e c mat t e @or o meginating in Another Agency st t in e t o mai n t a in f i l e s o n ansen o p e r a t i o n Agent 201 Office ofofSecur i Hinance”
“SECRET . PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE /PRO. PART IX - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION INSTRUCTIONS TO CASE OFFICER: - 1. If feasible, subject should fill in Part 1 of PRO in his oen hand. 2. Part II of PRO is classified, must be filled In by the Case Officer and is not to be “”
“to intelligence methods ( 94 Location of CIA overseas installation . - ( ) Location Unacknowledged domestic installation of unacknowledged ( ) Name of CIA employee . ' () File number € 3. Pseudonym CO Cryptonym C ) Internal organizational data ()Name of FBI agent ( ) FB”
“SECRET SECTICU VI (TwirlCAL USE - Cm TACT 1. ef SUBJECT was stE* USED on COmrActep ai00E, MOICatE as t.Lr-UL mo The TyP OF ef09- VATIC* ME was FLAISHED. LITAIL-3 has been in contact with Subject for many years continued In contact with ner aa 01 utie Gate, eakdect provided ”
“SECRET PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE 4th 7 TRS /PRQ/ 26 Part II - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION =======INSTRUCT:10VS To-cASE=OFFICER:--------—---------- = === 53 1. If feasible, subject should fill in Part L of PRO_in_nis_own_hard. 2. Part II of PRQ is classified, must be fill”
“SECRET SECTION VI OPEPAT:De AL USE - CONTACT 1 - IF 509)fCT *43 biEn LED 7* Com’AcTep «£(>•£, INZSCaTE0 * t. WHICH «E BsS IGAGED *D ".€ TYPE OF INC# MATICE RE HAS FU&wSRD Sub provided a few intelligence items throughLITAMIL-3 before direct contact was made with the Case Offic”