“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”
“onCllVN 0/• oJbUUM.11—Nvholiun11UNS 8/1 (5) Character (a) Key .sires and top functionaries. [ Tnic • 2 Security[(or Racial Matters' if subject is a black r nat: ■ st)]- followed by the letters designating the organizational affiliation or nationalistic tendencies. Example”
“identify the source )Information pertaining to a source. ) Information pertaining to intelligence methods - Location S —Location ) Name of CIA overseas installation of unacknowledged domestic installation of CIA employee )File number ) Pseudonym 1J Cryptonym® . Inter”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“SECRET 11-20-50 (When Filled In) PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS - 15-45-3 • fon FIELD use oiLY FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY A. FIELD OFFICE B: REPORT - NUMBER Lingg:cope 000 D. CASE - NUMBER 5. RECEIVED 97ldvn REPORT wo, RKI- OTHER MO - 0a5”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“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 ”
“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”
“orma- tion about them of interest to their investigation; they SECRET NW 65924 Docld:32364655 Page 2 E.2 IMPDET CL BY 13190 19990 SECRET (HSCA) felt they could simply approach them directly with- out reference to any Agency association. They are as follows:”
“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”
“3 <3 CI 100-17137 Informant Sixth source is Uem ■ The LEM is classified confidential because sources are utilized who are of continuing value and disclosure ot their Informa identities wouldExamples United States. adverselyare effect the internal security of the ****”
“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”
“AUTHENTICATION. DIALOGUE WITH CONGRESSMAN SHOULD ALSO OUTLINE HOW AGENT AUTHENTICATED ONCE RECRUITED. STRESS SHOULD BE PLACED ON CONTINUING ASPECTS OF AUTHENTI- CATION. SECURITY OF MEETINGS - ETC. V DATE:.w:.'" ORIG: .: . ‘ UNIT: . ■EXT:..i ... - / - RELEASING OFFICER”
“HISTORY.SCENARIO TO UNDERSCORE ALL POINTS PREVIOUSLY MADE IN BRIEFING. IN SUCH CASE HISTORY ONLY IDENTITY OF AGENT... AND POSSIBLE TARGET HAS BEEN ALTERED FOR SOURCE PROTECTION. THIS APPROACH HAS WORKED EFFECTIVELY FOR HAS AND ASSUME IT WILL BE . USEFUL TECHNIQUE FOR STATIONS”
“ument. 3. An asterisk in the column headed by (A) indicates that the lead originated in CIA, eith er in the field or headquarters.. 4. An abbreviation of a component of the U.S. Government in the column headed by (B) was othú than the : indicates that the originator of the lead w”
“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) (”
“Address) INDIVIDUAL NO. $ S |O C 4. OT E* miscm 6 € O s. COMBMED ettie 7 a 0 6. MSUFFic Eut INTEREST ORGANIZATION NO. M 1 S N. METHOD OF COLLECTION USSR ONLY EVALUATION RESPONSIVE TO spEclnC EXCHANGES REQUESTED snow CHECK ONE) REQUIREMENTS :INTERVIEW TRIP REPORT NO T”
“INDIVIDUAL NO. 9 9 o Cis Covewgs wire. G E o, •. mo®B 7 1 A. arswtat ORGANIZATION NO.' M 1 5 J. METHOD OF COLLECTION EVALUATION USSR ONLY RESPONSIVE TO SPECIFIC EXCHANGES REQUIREMENTS REQUESTED FROM (CHECK ONE) Alinterview Trip Report NO TO USSR Other Document Other (”
“1 Aljevwgn/asind‘7 SUB-SOURCE (Nome,‘T o. Organizer Addioss)< ", INDIVIDUAL NOR W‘*z *7*3 v* ‘ $ ele camsince •tri 0 mhauPrit a a Sts 09 OnGANIZATIONING. MA J. METHOD OF COLLECTION- EVALUATION. :“USSR ONLY: RIS-CHSIVE TO SPECIFIC ‘ EXCHANGES REQUESTED FROM \(CHECK ONE”
“14-00000 mandibaiiYs * ) SECRET SECRET asked to indicate that nothing in the “Letter of Cover Instructions" 7. Project cryptonym under which agent will be carried. If there conflicts with instruct ons given the agent by the operating di is no approved project in the conve”
“fills-eo CONFIDENTIAL (when filed in) : axgerogrisp-pargem-gwenwrois-ommake PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS F 9G t.0 Fet 1. corn •nnamrep : v. t,ICR o tax : 4 ,2 04 co 0-3-1-1-4. -6 27 o: 74 $* NO. t'1 Possible Identification and Surveillanc”
“SECRET (When Filled In) 4-61-88 PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS FOR FIELD USE ONLY •OR MEDOUARTE PI USA ONLY C-PEG.CODE D. CASE €. RECEIVED A. FIELD B. REPORT Iale,•".( OFFICE NUMBER 13 NUMBER MO. DA,e A 1 2 >14 s a 1o 00 FC 0 *6187112/10/20,129 22 ”
“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 ”
“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”
“) 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”
“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”
“14-00000 SECRET SECTIG* VI OPERATIONAL USE - CONTACT t. IF Soa,tC: HAS SEE „560 on CONTACTED BEFORE, INDICATE ACTivity I* GiCh nt WAS ESga600 AND mef TYPE OF tor MATiOm HE HAS URNIS-ED. ( n° 1‘13 :T (,-i on to ( *: •6. 2. IEDICATE MOW AND FRow MIDM $ueJ6St OSTAINS INF”
“FOREIGN NATIONALS :NOT RELE AS ABLE TO CONTRACTORS OR CONTRACTOR/CONSULTANTS - -• DISSEMINATION AND EXTRACTION OF INFORMATION CONTROLLED BY ORIGINATOR. CLASSIFIED BY RECORDED REPORTING OFFICER. XGDS-2. e• SECRET ff”
“ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION OF WHICH HE IS COGNIZANT. . " 65-2.* -4. SUBJECT WAS INSTRUCTED THAT INFORMATION PERTAINING TO INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS. SOURCES‘AND METHODS PECULIAR TO THE AGENCY MAY NOT BE DIVULGED TO PERSONS IN OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES. EVEN THOUGH SUCH PERSONS A”
“14-00000 SECRET (When Filled In) 4-61-88 PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS FOR FIELD USE ONLY Fon MEASGUARTERS USE owLr ‘FIELD B. REPORT "REO. CODE D. e. RECEIVED ALPORT *0. 1 NOMEER OFFICE NUMBER tt 12 saiain wo: DA. Ya. |A U 0_ 1 2 » 4 • 0 7 a C”
“9. SEGHE p.3 Central Source Register Ask Gregg Interagency Stwet Requtot : A ifflet crobably beg. of CA SIALU for dtalo Cof Patel egince Agencies)—douxt melude regulai personnel -only assets - would be chased on true names -wouldit contain sensetter solices files wNd not m”
“memorepsotr1\/ SECREI SEvc LIVL FR 73-183 8 May 1973 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Operationsf SUBJECT: Foreign Resources Division Operational Activities with Possible Flap Potential REFERENCE: FR Memorandum, 73-180, dated 7 May 1973, same subject 1. The answers”
“personalities with an OI code other, than AA and those with no OI code would be excluded. The requester could however ask that persons who have not been assigned an OI code also be included. Note also that when retrieving lists based on occupation, the listing will be only as ”
“13-00000 SEP 23(98 -24 • 98 6. LIcaunnce of forged personal identity documentation by iSD is controlled according to two broad criteria: type of requester; and type of docmineetation requested. A request for dented a roa documentation ft cm a DDO Area Division is 1-/ h”
“such as desk officer be used in place of true names which would not diminish the impact of the documents. 3 1 SECRET”
“means; CSCI dissemination through regular liaison channels, or memorandum). Following the subject o f the document there is an appropriate excerpt from the document. 3. An asterisk in the column headed by (A) indicates that the lead originated in CIA, either in the field or headq”
“al means; CSCI dissemination through regular liaison channels, or memorandum). Following the subject of the document there is an appropriate excerpt from the document. 3. An asterisk in the column headed by (A) indicates that the lead originated in CIA, either in the field or hea”
“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”
“14-00000 SECRET sectiOA VI ___ OPERATIONAL USE - CCHTACT I If SvRjtCt HAS RIIN vsen cm Co t At tab meonr. INDICATE Activity. 64 Bitim woje*‘s "gyssito anb fjet lyre 0 incom MAtiON 6f HAS FuRRISmIO. NA I. INDICATE woe AND PROM wyrou SUBJtCT oataims INFORMATION i NA 9.”
“IN THIS FIELD WHOSE PERSONAL INCLINATIONS OR BUSINESS INTERESTS LEAD THEM TO ATTEMPT SHAPE POLITICAL EVENTS. AMONG THEM WOULD BE ECONOMIC ADVISORS,. FINANCIAL PRESSURE GROUPS, GOVERNMENT CONTRACT MECHANISMS, OPUS DEI, WEALTHY MILITARY. Cry 1 *' .. T 0. - $ - Ne-kiin COORDI”
“( ) 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 ( )”
“14-00000 SECRET Source and Comment 82. Superiors: degree of intimacy. 83. Subordinates basic duties BI data, * •• 1 7 -84, Subordinates special duties BI data. 85: Subordinates degree of intimacy. ' 0. • • • - s—e 606 , . --he 86. Colleagues functions BI data.1”
“such as desk officer be used in place of true names which would not diminish the impact of the documents. 3 SECRET”
“when Agency components or related organizations were organized or ceased to exist. 6 C0U113T SECRET %”
“SECRET. SECTjOm.vh: OPERATIOAL USE - CONTACT Of/um/ec was • 1 uSeotom CONTACTLDYBEFORT Abi Chid “Ac Tiv it• 46.0fcAznt-es ENGAGED AND fef -t O’ inten. NAT:***-***/*****--*--*-"----*.:- . N.A. " w e s - n il , »•. INDICATE: now AND ♦ a oe »<ow SUBJECT OBTAINS INFORMAtiOn. ”
“14-00000 SECRET SECTICE II MOTIVATION AND CONTROL 1. ESTIMATE SUBJECT’S WOTvATION. (he zetailed, of possible cite eviderse Do not use »tsta connert such as "asta- connunist.”j Subject de noviv 5: .ton : 002 :ti 1 wd halo ienl recsond. cr livi. com r 11.10:2 "o 2. INDI”