“14-00000 €7 25-03 CP-922Y3D/dj Ser: 0202P92 1 41707 • ,CONFIDENTIAL MEMORANDUM FOR MR. N. SCOTT MILER VIA: Director of Central Intelligence SUBJ: Expression of Appreciation (C) 1 .0 I hereby express my appreciation for service of the highest degree of excellence p”
“14-00000 : : , F1 V / Mi.b S3 NIRC AP 020, Ifu . FST. Lit Mxpericnen 16-4 Enclosure No. I, Page " Commendations (1) The Foreign Service of tha United States of America; Office of the Air Adlache; Amcciean Embassy, London, England 201-Maksymtee, My cosaw A: (nl). 1. I”
“14-00000- .--tvo 04 595 5 DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY OFFICE or ror cor or NAVAL OPERATIONS OWFIGPHYI ***** ,5 WA9ENG r ON DC. 20350 0P-922Y3D/dj9 Sar: 0202192 1 4 fee 1987 CONFIDENTIAL MEMORANDUM FOR MR. N. SCOTT MILER VIA: Director of Central Intelligence I 0107-0619 ”
“mentation, to the effect that the lecture indicated a very broad range of knowledge on your part and that it was presented in a truly professional manner. WH Potter 4. The fine cooperation you have extended to personnel in my S2 Division has been of the greatest assistance ”
“reading, geography, order of ballle, or technical subjects is outstanding. He has the unique ability to collect and assemble pertinent facts and to prepare clear and concise written reports." JOHN D. TOWNSEND Colonel U. S. Army-G Headquarters, Joint Untied Stales JSitay-M”
“14-00000 CC (!. 1)‘ 23 January 1959 MEMOR/SDUM Yor: JAMBS A. 1021• SUBJECT: Commentation for Extraordinary Ferformance of Duties. “. 1, It is with gost personal satisfaction that I have revieved the performance of motbere of this Division and, in particular your : • ' ”
“you would pass this commendation on to the individuals concerned. Copies of this commendation have been forwarded to tiie Office of Personnel for inclusion in the Official Personnel File of each of the above officers. R. L. Bannerman Deputy Director for Support term: ** ”
“would appreciate it if you would pass this commendation on to the individuals concerned. Copies of this commendation have been forwarded to the Office of Personnel for inclusion in the Official Personnel File of each of the above officers. R. L. Bannerman Deputy Director f”
“you and the members of your organization and repeatedly expressed the high esteem and respect he has for the professionalism and competence displayed by you and your subordinates. 3. The intelligence unity of effort in the Dominican Republic has been exemplary and a prototyp”
“14-00000 SECTION C/Continued NARRATIVE COMMENTS . For approximately four months during 1967, Mr. Vitale worked with me in providing Headquarters' support to JMWAVE in its conduct of special operations into PBRUMEN. In such a role, Mr. Vitale’s knowledge of the history, mec”
“riving what amount, to on-the-job training to the junior cape officers assigned to h!m. 4. MILER supervises directly the 14 - 15 Individuals mentioned above. As auch he is responsible for all their work. He have dlechorged this res- possibility, a particularly heavy one In v”
“14-00000 Call SECTION C/Continued NARRATIVE COMMENTS For approximately four months during 1967, Mr. Vitale worked with me in providing Headquarters' support to JMWAVE -in its conduct of special operations into PBRUMEN. In such a role, Mr. Vitale’s knowledge of the history”
“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 Officers Field Course #15 on "Security Support to Cl”
“14-00000 •-C--- XDC-J231_ Without detracting one whit from the perl Prince of any of the other officers on TDY assignment, the present COS would like to single out 0 we drag and . .314 R. MeLean as deserving special comment: Their performance has been exceptional. A speci”
“military medical staffing. The information supplied by Mr. Moore"...resulted in a reduction of over 500,000 in the Community’s estimate of the total number of Soviet military personnel." 4. Extraordinarily fine work has been done under -Mr. Moore’s direction during this ratin”
“relatively stable during 1974, two of his key officers were incapacitated for extended periods, both at times when the work load was especially heavy. The operating procedures which he has established enabled the office involved to continue to handle priority matters effectiv”
“duties. 2. Since your assignment to the London office in August 1950, you have performed all assigned duties in 3 superior raanney. The nature of your duties often required that you work on many occasions at night. and on normal non-working days, which you cheerfully did wit”
“lie does it should not continue to be unrewarded and, hence, I add my strongest recommendation for early and favorable action. 2. This officer has performed in a most outstanding manner, as testified in his fitness reports by my prede cessor, and certainly during my tenure ”
“and integrate detail, and bring focus on diffi cult problems. He inspires both colleagues and subordinates to give their best efforts. He is fully responsive to guidance and indeed will often seize the initiative when new courses of action are indicated. 3. It would be dif”
“and did an eatstanding job in assisting hiniling and in the reepganisation of the Staybehind net. A 3. We consider his bravery, dedication to duty and loyalty to our sause exception and it is recommended that he receive an award or decoration for t saritorioas conduct. غداء”
“qualifications that one should have for this sort of work, it became quickly clear that Mr. Joannides was the perfect man for it. 3. Mr. Joannides was responsible for a new procedure in recording of exchanges with the HSCA. As it developed, the Agency's logs and records on th”
“operation here in Ethiopia, not only military, while he was stationed with The Army Attache in Addis Ababa. He is a competent, co- operative, and persistent workmhn in alldinfng desired goals. I(ic thoto- graghte output is way above av ge, both fin quantity and quality. The A”
“quality attendance by Division officers, and the participa tion by senior Division officers as speakers, .attest to the need for new courses and the success of these endeavors. 4. Those of us who had the opportunity to work closely .3 .with "Little Joe" learned to apprecia”
“all' with whom he worked. Mr. Moore's overall career contributions to the mission of the Agency were substantial and reflect credit on him and the Federal service. (Recommendation approved by C/CMS/DDO on 11 October 1977;) 1 . 0 APPeCvtD SIGNATURE rvp o nawE or/cwainma”
“intellignned field. Subject has met the encllona of the aroblez thus posed, along wit. those attendant upon A broad operational effort, with commendable anegens. 3. Subject confronts the future of 2.D.X operations with 2 clear concept of the operational probloma ars.l a conc”
“unbounded energy and incessant championing of the applicable principles of the PPD System have resulted in office chiefs or other most senior officials appearing before the last Program Review Panel apparently interested and better prepared, than ever before. His obvious sin”
“Assistance Incttule during the past two and one- half years. Whenever you were called upon to serve as a guest briefer for Officers assigned to duty with the MAAC-Ethiopia, you cheerfully accepted this responsibility, in addition to youriregularly assigned .military duties. ”
“phase of development. Base officers’ are enthusiastic about the cooperation received from the Dallas office and the willingness of Mr. Moore to be of assistance. Cooperation between the Dallas office , and FR is among the very best in DCD. In . addition to the fine support su”
“has been repeated! y commended by Headquarters, •- 4. Though ____ natural bent is in the field of CE, in which he excels, he has acquitted himself equally well in other areas of Station activity. He Is particularly adroit at the analesis, planning and management - of operati”
“reflecting the highest credit on him and the Federal service. REMARKS (Recommendation approved by DD/O on 10 December 1973) A Pr *ov 10 Ib*e*cgye,3i) F. W. 1. Jsnney l-j Vemen, R. Wales IT9PL6 Gaut of "Hal Van, HONOR AND MEDIT AWARDS 00ARD 10 C109 of Celeau 1TILI6SRCL ”
“and, as Mr. Johnson has said, in the organization. I hope she gets the official Agency recognition she deserves for the many years she has made substantive contribution to the CS.0 th. Scorthuler N. Scott MILER Chief, CI Operations SECBET 11.x. 72”
“will miss Subject a great deal. As the above Incidents demonstrate, when the tough or sensitive assignments came up, he was the officer we turned to most frequently. He never balks, argues inconvenience, or seeks the way out. He is cooperative, helpful, and in a low-key way i”
“14-00000 4 .f Or twobe 1 AEIRediAsyin-aneagnAm-Mtim POPECTENTTA UUre L - 2 - On behalf of the Secret Service I would like to express our deep appreciation for the excellent and dedicated assistance furnished by your Agency over the past year in the technical securi”
“-00000 ofrI’IT:’ 75-6/29. 21NOW 695 MEMORANDUM FOR: John P. O’Reilly Leo 1. Wigren SUBJECT : Letter of Commendation We have just completed a high level, sensitive conference of considerable importance to both this Directorate and the Agency. You had the responsi bi”
“wall racks, and motor units making it possible to1 ■inconspicuously carry it into offices, residences, and safehouses.| I These men have shown initiative, ingenuity and great imagination in 1 jthe application of fluoroscopic scanning with X-ray.1 I This technique, much of whi”
“14-00000 1 Mexico City October 1977 IN424833 MIXI 42342 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: Liaison officials join station in extending appreciation to Joseph Piccolo for his outstanding contribution to the current task of moulding the KDSLEUTHS into an effective counterintell”
“1 4-00000 Ro: 1 MEMORANDUM 11 June 1954 Robert P. Wheeler TO FROM j Chief of Mission SUBJECT: Commendation 1, It gives me very great pleasure to forward here- with a personal commendation to you from Robert A. ASCHAM, Chief, KUBARK. This commendation was transmitted t”
“is a gifted administrator and manager. He is a searching individual who is totally committed and has the high regard of most of the elements com- prising the DDO. During his tenure he has received laudatory commenda- tions for his efforts.. Mr. Wheeler has made a valuable co”
“degree and quality of results obtained as well as the expeditions manner in which you proceeded. Also, selflessness was manifested by your willingness to ignore assigned working hours and press on as long as any hope existed for obtaining results. 4.C As you are aware, the ”
“should begin to see the worth of the programs which are being so energetically pursued by him. Without question, his performance has been Outstanding. Jules L. Hart -John L. Hart Rod May LConener Chief, European Division REVIEWING OFFICER'S COMMENTS: Cord Assis cect”
“responsibility, ile is both liked and respected by his staff, which shows excellent morale and esprit de corps.. 2. Mr. Moore maintains excellent relationships with other Government agencies in his territory, as appropriate, and also with other components of CIA. He, manages”
“sensitive JI/CIP ertivity eoncorued with a rail intercept. Ee initiated bis project, “to and has mined managed 18 ih such a camnar that it han evolved seto a e mnilnterel project with ecnoldrable potential. During the ereco of his tour, the coro officer was also charged sith ”
“common sense, as well as a good sense of humor. His personal conduct is impeccable; his behavior, gentlemanly. Mr. Murphy is widely known and respected in the French official and diplo matic community. His contacts are numerous and useful. He and his wife make ah excellent ”
“performance. Although Mr. Murphy shows a lively impatience with bureaucratic roadblocks and cogently articulates his views on all issues, his correspondence with Headquarters is invariably presented factually and in a dignified and unemotional tone; this I have appreciated a”
“the advantage of excellent give and take with the Division's branches and a sound knowledge of branch people and capacities. He has drawn with equal effective ness upon a broad range of personal associations in other divisions and senior staffs, and upon a deep experience of”
“14-00000 00/1 84255 sal13 DEPARTMENT OF STATE LIMITED OFFICIAL USE October 14, 1963 Mr. Scott Miler Central Intelligence Agency McLean, Virginia 20505 Dear Scott: The Office of Security is most grateful for the excellent presentation you made at the recent semin”
“required.- Subject's basic self discipline, good sense and loyalty, however, have prevented any such . incidents; which are in large measure manifestations of the highly charged atmosphere and insistent operational pressures of Berlin, . from developing into serious .frictio”
“14-00000 SECRET SUBJECT: Newton Scott MILER (012773) . Reporting Period 1 February 1973 - 31 January 1974 most gifted counterintelligence officers, and in the past year he has done a first-rate job with very restricted means and at the expense of continuing personal self”
“recommendation. Enclose uncloulfed citation. Mr. Joseph B. Smith has made an outstanding contribution to CIA opera- tions for the past 21 years. He has consistently received strong/outstand- ing efficiency reports,in a wide variety of assignments, including two in the Far Ea”
“14-00000 6/1 1APR 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. David E. Murphy SUBJECT : Service in the Clandestine Services Records Committee 1. I wish to take this opportunity to thank you for your service as a member of the CS Records Committee. The contributions which you have made to”