“SECRET HARVEY EX 1 R371 6/25/75 1 0 9 Kgs Project ZRRIFLE T Identification: The propose of Project ZRRIFLE is to spot, develop, and use foncioa aquet assets for Division D poor operations. Agents will be spotted in several areas. nichuduig the United States, but milt por”
“SECRET R371 1 1 Project ZRRIFLE MiA -W M 14 --- 54X0], 1. Identification: The purpose of Project ZRRIFLE is to spot, develop, and use agent assets for Division operations. Agents will be spotted in several areas, including the United States, but for operational secur”
“SECRET HARVEY EX 1 R371 DECLASSNO OBJECTION TO RELEASE Cs ON AND/OR ■ 6/25/75 AS SANITIZED ris DOCUMENT 9 Kgs JC 21 SUN % Project ZRRIFLE 1 1. Rdentification: The purpose of Project ZRRIFLE is to spot, develop, and use foreign agent assets for Division D. operations. A”
“that before the formation of Project ZRRIFLE: * For a full treatment of Project ZRRIFLE, see Section infra; on the ’’Executive Action Capability.” NW 50955 DocId:32202487 Page 71”
“Coordination, communications channels and liaison requirements will be established. In this regard, Ji = it is antici pated ' th at a period of from two to three wee ks will S 1 - be required for this initial planning and the establishment of basic and detailed joint oper”
“)4-00000 % NCTTT MAPGENE scAr ACT DAWEE iDIN. TEDCATY 1 & EMLSFERUIG VAXM\NO. • "RASA” ! Jon SPTGLA: OPERATIONS mods ftoil LIAISON AS Rip WITH: PLANNING GROUP RT ARMY SIONICS SCAF - MliTui" ~OTHERS RT AIR FORCE fir. :1. Werbell (To be 1 (Th be As Req:! st RT ”
“I cfciL of 1.11 inter/killerd : 0.11 - iff ive and vift teai r-ion and with- % *....... t. 3. ceil rerations: ter/diller T’cams will operate .in tive order areas and villaer complexes in order to operate directly nitlin the population against and within ■ which _ .anist”
“demolition, and inzivi ) uinment ,re Cez.l - II - icnt aining. I "elect ion of Pers el The JSOPC will, durin; the 4th and 5th week select 1 total of 80 ‘i-,‘1/ qualified and Motivated personnel. Students ncecuted into the sniper program will 4. selected from • volunteer”
“of Phase FItt a.ill this be three tror: tt-llin, tore PC: 1 : ant , Sniper 8 rating: i) cuni st terrorise t.4 rto of Phase III (and of a contas) and follow- - in, rrcomendaticn: or the MBDC T&E Cratt, the Supreme Coaw and will save tro options. • .(a) Organize the tuire”
“14-00000 sniper’s onition or that of an adjacent friendly .unit. (iii) jualiricition firing will be comnaucted uirie.j the tat weo: of the course. silhouette targets1 ‘at 151,350,603 and 900 ters with eight targets belnj Maaed y. each ria during two qualitging courses. Te”
“14-00000 NCTTT PROGRAM CONTRACT MONTHS 1 0 1 29 3 45 76 8 9 10 11 12 1 23 4 6 8 10 12/14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 S IG. CNTR. IL. & ORG. PERS. RAINING PROGRAM ORGANIZE PLTNS. ESTABLISH SOP'S & LN w/ RTAF, BPP % TNP UNITS INSERTION OF H/K TMS. IN TAOR’S OPNL PHA”
“services activities. 2. Operational Tasks: a. Request existing security units in the country to stay on the job and to protect arm supplies, record assets, and security force facilities.”
“Id Ue enjc n =P rohi hi te d from itste any .<4 at tracti t. whatsoever. ;_ •urili entitional palitse , (4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, * dtl, 3nd "t i " personnel voted follow closely so i/ic activities en conduct with their :5nr counterparts. continuous evaluation of: to activit”
“of appropriate U.S. combat olomento and/or logiotical support, the wido variety of military contingencies that may arise from pursuit of the foregoing objectives; and; ■ o ■ *0 SECRET 2 HY 50955 DocId: 32276061 Page 31”
“units ins.hai land this regard, the Sni n. Team should be — drawn if it .ill: le from the ten previ aly trained sniper persons) .’I esently on duty it the slack lanther Division in . 1 ietneo. ■ personnel were trained in tlse: U. 3th Division Sniper rninin. Frocra# in the ”
“interest of collecting .. marginal intelligence. -Must -be prepared- to sacfrice - diversionary - tasks in pursuit of main goal or objective.. If tangential . things are Tolled up we then have a different op, and a new op . line, must be cautious with this. Ops line serves a”
“choser tart Hal :or red ian! tt in 4 t. ■.• thflan : 1. vit : giz from wake 105 to 2o,cholojical eration 6 C-N41 funter/Filler operations in conjunction with xh znd bl’p units, or with MrG Mobile Training Units must include Provision for comprehensive psychological o”
“U.S. combat elements and/or logistical support, the wide variety of military contingencies 1 that may arise from pursuit of the foregoing objectives; and; OR SECRET 2 NW 50955 DocId:32276061 Page 46”
“1 340 / ,19 1 $ /1.0 fr*. SSNJer. 3. G 5. dectivel 6. I re rap Title 6 C. Suowe 6 6 tation and Manager ent 10 12 tent ■a 12 Nt 10-2 ‘ising" 9 *, ’_ nations 13 * :: linning, C’roniration --aflne%w*tnarsRutols in : tallation of Training Cer ,■.'r”
“14-00000 9, • SECRET PAGE, THREE 16 January 1000-1200 Mission Briefings - A Management Control REUTEMAN DECONBAIDD 7400-1800 Commando Raids 1900-2300 Analysis of an Infiltration (Operation ZAMKA, None-ni. Case History) 17 January ,1000-1200 Management of Maritime Ass”
“or operate on the perimeters of insurgent. base area systems. 2 Insurgent combat units in avoiding prolonged ;combat may use escape routes that will subject them ideally to ambush by Hunter/Killer Teams. In this, the classic principals of "the hammer and anvil operation" wil”
“1 9:0441 ESC 6 Tis-st er n.rl umist terrorist ilva:: 0 lan. cutralizatiou of Cortaunist Terrorist Threat in anailan: iSKfflK The scope of this program encompasses a .!t:l1,, five se operation as follows: Phase 1 Planning, preparation, Cente inase II Selection per”
“meetings are always hold at nights. All movement in : and out of bases by the Case Officers and Principal Acenta is done" in ears ostensiblyoined by the base agents, except in the case of. LIV CEY, where the agents are too old to drive. One of the local 1- amenta is usually u”
“Political Warfare .... . 21. Economic Warfare ..... 22. Sabotage....................... .... 23. Counter-sabotage................. '24. Resistance Force Activities 25. Guerrilla Warfare .......... 26. Evasion & Escape • • 27. Weapons ............. 28. Demolitions.........”
“cleared with. . appropriate civilian end military officials, with whom high level liaison is maintained in the field. . 4. A major criterion of OPC activities is that they not be directly attributable to the U.S. government. Hence they fall into tyo classes: a. Those conduc”
“'individual operations. 21 For instance, they had a paramilitary staff that would 22 review our proposals for a paramilitary operation and " might 23 say we think that the Station has overextended itself this 24 month, they want to run twenty-five operations given the 2”
“been outstanding in training. They appear to have a number of fairly we11 placed contacts on the inside whom they ex pect to be able to call on for assistance. Although they have been out of ,direct touch with a number" of these contacts for periods ranging up to two years, ”
“Phase IV - Lva 1 uat ion The NCTTT Program will be subject to close and contin- uing evaluation Ly a MRDC Test and. Evaluation Team organized 1 and fielded by the JSOPG. Comprehensive records and test data will be gathered and analyzed in order to amend operational con- cen”
“V. ‘CONCEPT OF Ori.RATIONS A. General Concept The purpose of this program will be to strike 8 the Communist insurgents where they are most vulnerable and to mesh the operations of selected Special Operations Hunter/Killer Teams into present Royal Thai Government ongoing Co”
“the out standingly successful U. S, 9th Division Sniper Program in the Delta of Vietnam. Finally, and most importantly, this program is also based on Special Operations programs executed by members of he Sionics organization during wartime, counterinsurgency and guerrilla o”
“eventual extraction helicopter *0**w **oitTM B neY O N or .Te. aircraft. merever possible, sihilar operations should -0 conducted cross the BUR REF horder. -26- I t 2.12”
“professional and highly ualifief ailitary technicians, backed by appropriate support and resources. that will be fully capable of executing this plan 1 to the complete satisfaction of the Royal Thai Government. T -1- 2,12 p A.”
“four have been outstanding in training. They appear to have a number of fairly well placed contacts on the inside whom they ex pect to be able to call on for assistance. Although they have been out of ,direct touch with a number' of these contacts for periods ranging up to t”
“14-00000 RTC PROVISIONAL SPECIAL OPERATIONS HUNTER KILLER COMPANY ___ 11.- SP OPNS HUNTER KILLER ICO Hn •io • SPEC OPNS , 1 Cape. Co. Cmdr. j 1 Lt: xo HUNTER KILLER I 1 1st Sgt. 1 Jr. NCO/EM-RTO J STRENGTH 50, 19 N:00 100 Jr. NCO/EM ' 124 Total " FIGURE 6 -”
“14-00 SECRET -2- 5. Your staff must be organized to permit close contact with team members so as to assure control over them and at the same time provide full security for the existence of your organi- zation. It must also provide security for the planning of all activit”
“aieotinatl 1 1, 1 11 1 :I 1 1 1 SECRET/KAPCK -15- made only in great emergencies. b. Telephone contact concerning the project and with the agents is kept to a minimum. Pre-arranged open code is used for phone conversations between Case Officers and agents. c. A”
“modus operandi, operations and assets of foreign intelligence and security services active in the Caribbean area; towards analyzing JMAIC operational proposals and steps in light what is learned about opposition intelligence capabilities and activities, and towards containing ”
“targets of opportunity. f. Maintain supervision over basehouses, equipment, and training of personnel assigned to the LIFEAT operation. OCADET /1A00 I te onor a ««• •”
“opportunity. Case Officer - Natthew S. DHOLEY a. Provide guidance and day-to-day supervision of the LICCL phase of the LIFfAT Project. b Conduct the training of all personnel aseipned to the LICOOL phase. C. Maintain LICOL capabilities for mounting operations against targe”
“Orqani zation and nagemente - (See Figure 2) ecause of the importance wh ich STORICS, Inc. Lt 5 to •ropostod progrue, tie ill keep close top manage- 1 rent cognizance of this project. The responsible officer (Pr. er w11) is e Director and Vice President of SIONICS and will”
“933. A NUMBER OF QUESTIONS WERE RAISED ON HOW CONTROL WAS EXERCISED OVER OUR OPERATIONS. BASICALLY, HE WAS TOLD THAT ALL ACTIVITIES CENTERED AROUND THE OD, OUR PROJECTS, •5 FUNDS, AND MANPOWER ALLOCATION WERE DESIGNED To MEET SECRET at”
“the agents employed in the project. These contacts are made in a clandestine manner wiin varying' patterns established for car pickups, foot contacts, and emergency meetings. Fre-arran ed cignals are employed in " "! accorn iching the meetings. When heavy or bulky raterial is”
“13-00000 f. Assign trainer to Miami after BENDER gets concurrence of Chief, FRD/Intelligence and Security Subcommittee. E. Arrange for Project CI officer in Miami to brief trainer on his assignment. h. Quarter trainer in training site. 1. Advise FRD representative to purc”
“14-000'00 Ahuost mppanin h-tr grindlee BMWW)!^*./‘ SLUNHF PAGE TWO 1300-1500 PM Techniques, Reconnaissance, Raid PIRNACK DECOKRABD and Ambush 1700-2200 Introduction to Clandestine Maritime FAITELSON PACHANKIS Operations 11 January 1000-1500 Maritime Operational Plannin”
“OPERATIONS FOR POSSIBLE FLAP Potential. 9, SOME OF THE EASIER QUESTIONS WERE ALLOCATION OF MAN POWER (ABOUT TWO OFFICERS NOW ON SOVIET/BLOC TARGET* HOPE PUSH THIS TO THREE WHILE REMAINING OFFICERS COVER OTHER SECRET”
“a"leader"i (Lieutenant) and an"assistant leadori (Sergeant). These men shall be given special training by the Secret Army Organization at "leadership seminars". h. Team "marshialliug points" should be selected in advance and be well defined. Practice"alerts" will determine t”
“understanding can be clearly made that this is in : fact a joint operation, with Hqs having an opportunity for big ‘input, with the understanding that the only thing which matters 2 to all concerned is the correct development of the operation in .the given concrete conditions”
“17 %, SECRET -2- shipment had been successfully infiltrated to his group during his absence and again urged that more such snitments should be stepped ve in the future. Rogers then briefly discussed the SINNP.a operation and asked NAUNG-1 if he didn’t think this area for ”
“14-00000 4. optT PALBLl • I “ These agents work voll together and it is ay personal fealing that" with proper considerations or call it "agent handling", thoy willihm -accomplish their assigned mission. ofoo..fot C-i-yr-md aM-Mrel do roconmerd, once the type of Maps an”
“OF THE STATION AND BASES. OUR PRIMARY OBJECTIVES IN AUSTRALIA, THE OVERACC MANAGEMENT SCHEME USED BY HQS IN MANAGE MENT OF STAT ION AND ITS ACTIVITIES, OUR USE OF LIA ISON, STRESSING OUR USE OF THEM TO SUPPLEMENT OUR LIMITED RESOURCES, OUR INTELLIGENCE CYCLE FROM VALIDATION O”