“INVESTIGATIVE COMMITTEE. 3. SUGGESTIONS : . A. I SUGGEST REPRESENTATIVES OF YOUR COMMITTEE CONTACT PERSONNEL CONCERNED, - - LOCATED AT "US ARMY SECURITY AGENCY (ASA)" HEADQUARTERS, ARLINGTON HALL STATION, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA AS TO WHAT THIS MISSION WAS, ITS DATA STORAGE LOCAT”
“at various points within the USNPS area.- The report related a subsequent inspection of the area by the cleanup detail indicated leaflets had been dropped from outside the fence line at various points. The report further informed that the number of leaflets dropped was small.”
“ARMORED DIVISION, APO NY, NY 09076. 6, RECOMMEND THAT MURKINSON ANDRHIODLEHOOVER NOT BE CONTACTED AS they would not have had ANY contact with white. ANY INFO they might FURNISH WOULD BE HEARSAY. 7. ACTION OFFICER, S/A JOHN HAROY, AV 552-2490/5202, REGRADED UNCLASSIFIED REVIE”
“DETECTION TO-NORTH KOREA., IT SEEMED TO FIT IN WITH HIS PERSONALITY. SOURCE GUESSED THAT WHITE’S ACTION RESULTED FROM THE CULMINATION OF HIS DISAPPOINTMENTS. WHITE-PROBABLY-BECAME-DISILLUSIONED WITH-THE. ARMY OR_HIS_UNIT-AND HAD PROBABLY ENTERTAINED THOUGHTS ABOUT- DEFECTING ”
“RESTRICTED HAND T 522946 PAGE 32-32 W C3751 f1 TOR:2919512 Dec 75 LVIN 0661 BACKGROUND. SHE DID NOT PRESS SMOL’SKIY FOR DETAILS. BUT CERTAIN SHE ACCURATE ON VPAT HE SAID. -3. To TEMPSFORD’S KNOWLEDGE, MITCHELL was NEVER ATTEMPTED . APPROACH CONSULATE. EITHER O“FlCIALLY OR”
“rials only hurriedly on 18 August, and were to be reviewed by him further on his return from Dallas. On 22 August Mr. Blakey came to review these materials. He declined to review the history on the grounds that he should see it all. Further, Mr. Blakey rejected the principle of a”
“went to the storage facility with SUBJECT and Capt JERRY McEWEN where the two boxes were opened and were found to contain weapons and ammunition. Among the weapons there was one that had apparently been damaged in combat and both SUBJECT and McEWEN expressed a great deal of i”
“will notify Vanguard that it cannot poscibly bo reedy for another seven months Finally, he told me that he was meeting Colonel Kintnor on 20 Narch, P: - for several conferences on BRA MAVE.: Ils. signed his secrecy agroema nt, .. which I will doliver to John Shields on my ret”
“2 07D 18-1 13. On 15 July 1969, JOHN C. LYNCH, SMSgt, FR215-22-3876, . First Sergeant, AFATL, Eglin AFB, Florida, furnished to the writer the AF Forms 1072 (AUTHORIZED LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE CALLS) for the period from 1 December 1968 to date. A review of these forms discl”
“VIEWS. THE LETTER WAS Forwarded TO WASHiNGTON AS AN SS0 BACK CHANNEL MESSAGE AND HAS SINCE BEEN CLEARED BY DOD FOR RELEASE TO CONGRESSMAN MILFORD. THE TEXT OF THIS LETTER WAS GIVEN TO COS BY GENERAL HOLLINGSWORTH. 2. QUOTE " DEAR MR. MILFORD: SECRET”
“of Lt Col P. A. MARRIOTT. At this time Colonel HOBAUGH attempted to contact SUBJECT, but was unable to do so as SUBJECT was on leave; however, he left a message for SUBJECT to call him. the next day. The next day SUBJECT called Colonel HOBAUGH and was instructed to telephonic”
“07018-1 DETAILS Contd (of SIONICS) took us to an Atlanta Braves-Los Angeles Dodgers base- ball gate and the next evening we invited them to dinner as our guest at the Harriott Hotel, th spent more on them than they had on us. We have many contractor friends and acquaintances”
“this report, debriefings of the crewmen were taped and typed, which will total some 7,000 - 9,000 pages when completed, are being distributed to the CI Staff and -3- SECRET #”
“to Cornwell the difference between the 201 file and the operational file, without comment from him. 4. Cornwell stated that he knew from our earlier conversations that we wanted to limit access to these two matters. He was under instructions from Blakey to say that they could not”
“4*---** Reviewed By AFOSI 5 STATEMENT OF WITNESS th 1For Public Disclosure | In Accordance With 1JFKARCA, 1992‘"_ 2012 Destin Flordia (Place) ! 14 AUG 95 21 July 69 (Date) CGrover I, ol. William M. Fagan C. Ayers, JR 533-14-6288 FK , hereby state that as Special Age”
“SD 157-2815 that arrangements had been made for the group he contacted at Las Vegas to join the SAO. He further advised that arrangements had been made .to get insignia patches from ■ CY ANDERSON for the berets that SAO members would be given to wear. % € (SD T-2, Octobe”
“a resume of WILSON’s it story to the DCS, without identifying the source. The iS J memorandum stated that the source’s motive for disclosing this information was to alert the U.S. Government to a potentially embarrassing situation if it were involved In an insecure opera”
“safehouse in N. Arlington, Va. (A copy of the JBMINIMUM assessment on M-7 will be made a matter of record in her official dossier). M-7 was introduced as ‘Miss Julie" to members of the PAB/TSD for purpose of this test and briefing. (Mr. Andy Ness devoted the afternoon of 18 ”
“Admiral Stansfield Turner OCR Page five had reviewed the investigative report provided by Turner. 1 Blakey requested that he be permitted to see Blahut's security f ile. Gambino refused, but offered the personnel file instead. (he was thought bright + natore) The personn”
“early or to be sentintent 70669 I on my 40 Sionics found Mr part War that Bill they and we concluded that he would leave RVN about 17706 69 and he would give sue his MAC, Jorn6 and I would ship back only what he brought over. II was very specific no enemy weapons”
“for him in case we wanted him to make the visit. I told him I would check with Chief, WH next morning and call him back. 3. On the morning of 5 June I called Artime. Be said Professor Lodge had called him at 0700 that morning and told him he was interested in getting togethe”
“area. SUBJECT, as a representative of AFATL while on TDY in SEA could send captured enemy weapons of any type or quantity 0 11 A T T O 05 to AFATL for test purposes, based on his judgment, if he followed r,0 iJFKARCA, 1992 ad In Accordance With established procedures whic”
“0 0 07D A copy of the above mentioned documents are appended to this report as attachments. 12. On 15 July 1969, CLARENCE M. COOLEY, GS-9, SSAN: 505-32- 7744, Logistics Officer, AFATL (ATDA-Log), was interviewed at Eglin AFB, Florida, and advised as follows: On 13 March 196”
“row Castro. Naturally he was not enthusiastic about this fortula but he could live and cope with it. 7. I told Ray that I would have to get in touch with our military people in order to find out whether or not we now had sufficient data on hand on which to base a decision. (Comme”
“Co oral Staff when their military situation permitted ov whon visiting Ssigan-o miited.ov NW 50955 SOURCE: STAFF: Hearings, S.S.C.I., 6/20/75, Conein, Exhibit one, Dawson page 10.o DATE: 6/30/75”
“VARIANCE BETWEEN STORY A-9 TOLD IDEN A AND KRS. A-9 STATEMENT RE TRIP .i SPONSOR SHIP. A-9 TOLD DDEN A FUNDS PROVIDED BY A-3 THRU KUBARK WHILE IS. A-9 MAINTAINS A-9 TOLD HER BOTH A-3 AND "TORRES" WORKED FOR "PENTAGON". 9. BOTH WAVE AND ACSI PRESSING INVESTIGATION. WAVE SUPP”
“SECRET has prior arrenpmts fn ilim madePowers at Alban At 0530 7 May a call was made to Mas Matlar to confirm Sthar Charles Woull be on DC on the dey or thar a meeting had hen arranged at an agency rep for 12 noon. Mas Matlaer re - Kortes that B+ J had called her that eve”
“89 a "chorterd and tuot this 12383 cycle was currently loaned to R xriend CL 43s in the state 02 Florida. mnoin exhibited to Jay STAFFORD and his brother, a number of newspaper articles and clippings 00 AM -DI: Into SAN anG V C.1 Lo-WA stated were (ne zaulc oX 23 Ce A comst”
“and 20 the other, and I was on the day—by—day operation side, and when 21 someone would come in and say, we want something to go down 22 to Wimert, and it has something to do with General Philpott, 23 I didn't pay the kind of attention I would to it if it had 24 been on”
“0 0 07D 18-1 Colonel HOBAUGH advised that SUBJECT made several conflicting .statements concerning his knowledge of how the enemy weapons got into the U.S. from the Republic of Vietnam (RVN). SUBJECT stated that he thought the weapons were registered by Sionics; SUBJECT stat”
“adquarters, he would make no further reps to Non mischia af andaula data la received from the field. 7. So far the situation seems to be under control once again. It is most unfortunate that such unnecessary delay in complying with the original request was caused by a variety of ”
“52 07D18-1 DETAILS" 1. On 28 July 1969, SUBJECT Voluntarily appeared at OSI Detachment 710. Eglin AFB, FL and released a previously prepared signed, notarized, undated statement pertinent portions of which are set forth as follows: * Nty assignment is Assistant to the Comma”
“place'" waited to see some light signals indi- eating all was clear, and when they didn’t see them they decided to go in anyway and investigate. When approximately 20 yards off shore, they were fired—upon by automatic weapons and a spotlight came on searching for them. The bo”
“he then told Mr. Helms of the incident .and that Helms agreed that there was no need to brief McCone unless a call from Hoover was expected (I G P- 54.); * Harvey described the trip to Miami- as "one of a number of periodic trips for the purpose of reviewing in toto. . . t”
“Florida, of June 13, 1969, signed: Roso B. Young.), 7"V .• unenidt Ca Bun. *, 2 "A second box, allegedly containing assortment of firearms was delivered to the MEDC warehouse on or about 10 May 0.969, according to the Memorandum for the Record of June 13, 1969, signed Ros”
“0 0 07D 18-1 displayed in the AFATL museum. Sgt MOBLEY was therefore instructed by COOK to proceed to transportation and pick up the box of weapons, at which time the weapons were stored in Building 127.0 and remained there until seized by OSI on 9 July 1969. 18. On 17 Ju”
“f. Volume III,, Chapter X consisting of pages 485 through 494 Merida Base (1962-1965), 19980 SECRET NW 65924 Docld:32400210 Page 2 SECRET 3. I assured Mr. Blakey that I would be happy to discuss with him any of the deleted items and explain the nature of the content and the reaso”
“AMBaSSaDOR. PRIOR TO BOMBING 1 INCIDENT BRADSPIES ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT W-3 REGARDING APPARENTLY UNRELATED MATTER IN REF 81 AFTER INCIDENT AND INITIAL. REPORT FROM WKSCARLET-5 FROM WKSCARLET-3, ATTEMPTS TO 1 CONTACT W-3 WERE STOPPED AND LATER WERE PROHIBITED BY AMBASSADO”
“0 0 07D 18-1 . ■. ■ .1 . 1 each Assault Rifle (AK-47) (ChiCom) , S/N 12045 leach Burp Gun (ChiCom), S/N 334002 1 each Machine Gun (M3A1) (US), S/N 607613 1each Thompson Submachine Gun (US), S/N 255947 . 1 each Light Machine Gun (w/drum) (ChiCom), S/N 212160 It is noted ”
“attribute this success in large part to the extraordina ry team effort by the Office of Security components involved. Please extend my per- sonal commendation to Messrs. McCord, Petit, Melkerson, and Herron and advise them that a copy of this memorandum will be placed in their”
“GoNET agreed to the proposal of having the T&NS people contact the subject 03 through this Agency and also indicated that the reported security breach on the part of the Subject’s father would be taken into consideration and an attempt would be made to determine the extent o”
“at Eglin AFB. Deputy Comdr, AFATL, advised SUBJECT had no known authority to send weapons from SEA nor to ship weapons to Sionics; Sionics does not have AF contract. Records reflect SUBJECT, since Nov 68, has placed 7 long distance telephone calls to Sionics, at government exp”
“D. O. Hal Birch D. O’Neal Chief, CI/SIG EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE: W. ScontHilln 24.4.67. Da t e REVIEWING OFFICIAL: Col James Wilton R. lint Deputy Chief Counter Intelligence Staff April 25 67 Da Ie JL0 El :a .m CET”
“Urge therefore that Stations concerned continue take such steps as feasible to improve se- curity." 201-File 5. The Agency does not have copies of the FBI reports cited in Book V of the SSC Final Report. 6. The information supplied by subjects adds little, if anything, to the ove”
“y the Agency, and to respond to John's request for documents which may having bearing on this issue. First, a point of order. It is my belief and the belief of the Agency personnel with whom I have discussed this matter, that your files should not contain the infamous "debrief." ”
“y the Agency, and to respond to John's request for documents which may having bearing on this issue. First, a point of order. It is my belief and the belief of the Agency personnel with whom I have discussed this matter, that your files should not contain the infamous "debrief." ”
“12 captured weapons to the U.S., SUBJECT complied by sending the weapons through official channels to Eglin AFB, Florida, as he (SUBJECT) con sidered Sionics, and therefore WER BELL, an official Air Force contractor. On approximately 13 March 1969, at SUBJECT'S request, 11 ”
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“truct Barquin to immediately con tact Saithin Xiend to work out a coordinated operational plan..) 04 8. At this point of the meeting I felt that the tire vas ripe to make the $2500 payment (by Bender check) and to advise Rey that another $7500 would be made available to in via Ja”
“ammunition to them; this letter reflects shipment received on 11 April 1969. C. Two copies of AF Form 1149 (with air movement desig- nator FB 5629 8325X002, 20 Nov 68) . reflecting the shipment of a total of 12 captured enemy weapons, 19 magazines, 2 pouches with magazines, ”