“1-00000 S-E-C-R-E-T C. Editorial Performance Weak Adequate Proficient Strong Outstanding * COMMENTS The papers that Mr. Lynch wrote reflected only a fair understanding of the principles of editorial organization. D. Reporting Performance: Weak Adequate Proficient St”
“to the activities of the class members. The content of the course is developed through lectures, case and group discussions, filmed presentations, and problem-solving exercises. ACHIEVEMENT RECORD This is a certificate of attendance only. No attempt was made to Supanie LuF”
“1 4-00000 S-5-C-R-F-T (When Filled In) ’24 May 1968 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Transactions & Records Pranch/OP FROM : Chief, External Training Branch/RS/TR SUBJECT : Completion of External Training This is to advise you that Earl J. Williamson training request #R-022109 ”
“14-00000 Attachment to Dispatch No. UAPA-0099 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: WITHRUSH Crew Training Report 1. The object of the crew training was to test each pilot on his knowledge of the aircraft systems and emergency procedures and to check cidpride each pilot an”
“ADMINISTRATIVE — INTERNAL USE ONLY .TRAINING REFORT OFFICE OF TRAINING FUNCTIONAL TRAINING DIVISION This certifies that Thomas J. Keenan (026000) .has completed the two day Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Seminar for Supervisors held . 28 - 29 March 1977 . At the conc”
“and bibliographies of suggested reading tailored to the individual’s assignment are offered for those who want them. ' . 1 ACHIEVEMENT RECORD This ic a certificate of attendance. No further assessment of individual capacity or performance is made in this course. FOR THE ”
“LEcR-ET9 C. Editorial Performances Weak . Adequate Proficient Strong Outstanding COMMENT: . His work demonstrated that he has acquired a, very sound ' understanding of the principles of good editorial organization 5 - - in intelligence reporting. . D. Reporting Performan”
“1 4-00000 *o .-----*ze -d w r9 i- 0 0 /0 9 9 0 9 SECTION IV: OBSERVATIONS of ATTITUDES or OTHER PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS During the course incidents were observed which suggested that this person: Yen Yes N. Had difficulty in getting along with others. x. Lorked motivation”
“O50S 6 siydenin 0c5J . 1961 Student Fox, Jerome Yeaw-orldzethe -1928; EOP Date: June 1955 bride: at iorcieat Orr/dc/mh : COURSE ORECTIVES, CONENT, AND vrons - * Fl° - X The Objectives of this course are: *-y sprovd 1, To develop en acquaintance with the learning brocoage”
“This is a certificate of attendance only; DO. attempt was made to evaluate student achievement in this course. The above named person attended the entire course. FOR THS DIRECTOR OF TRAINING: 331 March 1961 Chief, Intelligence Date Production Faculty S-E-C ~R-E-T”
“4-00000 Proficjercy.Lrvel .bate of Report LANGUAGE TRAINING REPORT defore and After Training 15 January 1970 Sefore Af fer Speaking: Student Name:' officer “ Aural Comp Read Comp. - 11*. PHILLIPS, DAVID A. _3 .*ME '. 1Instructors Estimate vice Official Test Course:■ ”
“nets, litters, cargo racks 10) Personnel rappelling 11) Personnel parachute jumping 12) Limited and restricted solo 7. Critique: a. The training program should be formalized to a greater degree. A syllabus of items to be covered has been prepared and reviewed by Alexander ”
“1 4-00000 Sur-eSamranaresinesc o ADIINASTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONL oemsweirad TRAINING RFPORT nisno ANAGI VENT SEMINAR -tcre Participant Randall, Frederick Date:31 May - 10 June 77 esilas Employee Number: 012170- Office: DDO/ISS se Service Designation: D Cours”
“students by the case officer. coe: 3. Following is a resume of helicopter training ard familiarization received by each student. Included are instructor pilot and case officer evaluations: IDEN E - a. Iden P received training in all normal helicopter maneuvers, pre-flight, p”
“S-E-C -n-c-r f) - 3- (89 THIS PRO GF THE tIS NOT TO R SNOW 70 1E STTENT U?MDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES SECTION VII: INsrucTORS COrmENTs Observations of the instructional staff, ospocially on-habits, characterise tica, strengths, woalmobsoo or anything that may have influenced too”
“V TRAINING EVALUATION Those III, Cearso 2 connri,3 IDENTIFYING INFORMATION I Sex ! Date of Course I tio. Students —Ya ini exton_ own! I_ 3 27 Arr11-29 7541 48 De * of Birth 20 Date Grade or liank Office :__ Lifer 1'226 7 Cxt 19a6 _.-13_ EAll irajeeted Assignment or Prese”
“,104-10215-10146) 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 S-E-C-R-E-T 1 ATTACHMENT 'S TRAINING REPORT TEAM/GROUP: PBRUMEN II 11 July - 13 August 1966 ( 211 hours, full-time) (Date) Student: FRANK COURSE OBJECTIVE AND CONTENT ”
“many students received each rating. This student’s rating is indicated by the asterisk. Satisfactory Ence lent 28 47. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING: S W. Snyder a7 l 5--A f”
“14-00000 (when ftlle :} 3. The student met the objectives in a creditable merrern, revealing a good 85tsp of ceecoticla. k. Tie student shoved al high degree of competence in meeting the bectve istudint demonstrated exceptional ability or proficiency Ihim meeting the obj”
“only a few studea to have eurpeased. I|ance that only a fee persons of his L— background an d position have surpassed. Training Ctlicer’a Comments Mlacunn Training officer A N •ORV %0. 51-1378 SECRET Mil •! *18 94 0”
“14-00000 SECRET TRA WING EVAYUXTTON OPERATIONS IFORTANT: The official to whom this report is entrusted a personally responsible for it. He may show it to other members of his staff or to the student concerned 66 such action is considered necessary and advisable. This rep”
“14-00000 / CliN.ES - Sub a i elligent, alert, di. is believed that co the work of the ce. actively in e classroom discus- se. contribution to 00:.. On exercises where was in ead ,he got along ..... cl Lose Wor planning and on 0. arly that he is : to apply the lessons”
“SECRET € TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION -- TECHNICAL SCIIOOL. CARBON AND NOTE-TAKING TECHNIQUES (SW-102), TRAINING EVALUATION Name: Grayston Lynch Office: son Course Dates: .. 3 - 5 February 1970 COURSE DESCRIPTION The Student is: 1. taught the operational considerations and”
“possibilities, limitations, and’ laboratory practice in. Scientific aids, identification of tool marks, string, paper, etc.• . 2. This student completed all phases of the training in a satisfactory manner. . 3. Additional comments: Miss Goodpasture had to leave the course ”
“14-00000' CONFIDENTIAL (When Completed) Date 1 June 1960 ffliBsniisBsRmnspn MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD THROUGH: Stuff Training Officer SUBJECT: Completion of Management Conference 1, Lse n. Wigren han completed a Management Conference conducted for sa from 9 - 20 rey 1960”
“ADMINISTRATIVE — INTERNAL USE ONLY 1 TRAINING REPORT OFFICE OF TRAINING FUNCTIONAL TRAINING DIVISION This certifies that William M. Kent (059198) has completed the two day Equal Employment Opportunity (EE0) Seminar for Supervisors held 17-18 August 1976 At the conclusion of”
“14-00000 Final Grade Repot UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Groling Systome EUKOrtAN DivlSion.uNlvr’SIT COUEGE % - Sorever ShelniS OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR 8 - Gar Sppeepshia % - Average Sbe’ersiip D - Romina She’ersh-p Report of woods, Jazes S. Siedent Cvpr F(a) - Falare Krademie ”
“1 4-00000 P2u-c-9w-mmaars A**s H. TRAINING REICAT ZKATNG LECHIJQUFS (EXECUTIVE WORSS/IG?) ■ linm :Sex Dates Of Course No. of Sivdenta _WHFFLZR, Robert P. M_ 24 Jun-19 Jul 57___ Dcto of birth. EOD Date f Cred er Rank office 4 Oct 1915 28 Sept 1952 GS-14 FI/FR Proje”
“About fifty per cent of Phase I consists of lectures, briefings, and discussions; about thirty-five per cent Is devoted to field exercises, practical written assignments, practice problems, and observing films as training aids in basic tradecraft. The remainder of the time is ”
“1 4-00000 C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L (when filled in) TRAINING REPORT . PERFORMANCE EVALUATION WORKSHOP Student: James S. Woods Dates: 23-24 February 1978 Employee No: 010032 Office: ISS Service Designation:D COURSE OBJECTIVES At the conclusion of this Workshop, stude”
“f' 1 4-00000 AC Pi-ttra,s FRANK - Frank was the hardest working student of the group, He con- —-------- sistently ap led himself to all phases of the aining with equal and great diligence. However, his practical work, which took him a great deal of time to perform, was al”
“14-00000 SECRET (When Filled el 0dq st ?1:L2 TRAINING REPORT - LANGUAGE FRENCH - PART-TIME thSTupCrn* reaiv N. Bergin NO or srpente noor NOORS Parr .61.00 1 01/15/68 - 05/06/68 NAVI von 100 eats c» ri a MJRPHY, DAVID 21 0/L8 58 18 D (See reverse vie for definitions”
“1 4-00000 ATTACHMENT #2 ;“GE, S-E-C-R-E-T /w TRAINING REPORT 201-334081 TEAM/GROUP: PBRUMEN II 11 July - 13 August 1966 (211 hours, full-time) (Date) Student: FELIPE CCT5.SE OBJECT IVE AND CONTENT e Pintle This course is designed to train indigenous personnel in pa”
“1 4-00000 8-E-C-R-E-T SECTION V: REPORT OF STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT .the Mr. Woods added to the good improvement in mechanics of CXe- pression he had achieved in the Basic Writing Workshop. Bo has now developed the ability to write roooth, ccopact, and readable sentences. Ba”
“14-00000 • •.• 1 9.960, SECRET >• •• ve %4 • £ DATE " CUMULATIVE TRAINING RECORD € 4 200%56 NAME PROJECTED PERSONNEL ACTION P., Phomotion ASSIGNMENT oruka (Explain) Mr. Tonnont H. Bagley NOTATION THAVE1 FROM: 3A. 1.0. 0S-12, Washington Y.o. |0s-13, 1 •| Washington”
“' 4-00000 e» t SECRET • DATL CUMULATIVE TRAINING RECORD 10, December 1950 NAME PERSONNEL ACtlON PRouptiar I <eassrdwc~r CT ER (bxplain) Lee W. Witren ROTATION ***** IAl.■ FROM:Intell. off. 03-9 TO: intell. Off. J5-11 AOS Si-ff CNnih ___ Stus: C—Wa.sh.------- ---”
“planners must have known their film was inadequate, for we were provided with the written text.. Outstanding possibly because he stood out 30 far in comparison to the others was Mr. Peter Szanton from BOB, Dr. Adams from the University of Maryland was quite good and Mr. Greenh”
“re ceived 6+50 hours of flight training, which included 3 hours of autorotation.. c. The instructor pilot reports that Iden G has progressed exceptionally well and that his pilot background is very good. Iden G contributed substantially to Iden F's training. d. It should b”
“programs of various Clandestine Services Divisions were discussed oy representatives of the respective Hendquartors components.‘ WJAUUINTYGS PEOMUSCE The student’s rating is based on understanding at the material presented as - :. demonstrated by his participation in class di”
“and to stimulate thought about the American way of life and its relationship to these areas. Instructional techniques include lectures given by members of the Orientation and Briefing Faculty, guest speakers from Agency components, seminars, directed reading, review exercises”
“to follow-ntudants and instructors ih an oral belering at teed close of the course. The student also prepares an annotated 5E phy. and writes a critical review of one of his chfot sott 4SSCPTOM IV: 1: CUE $1uc8B7S ARE SV Written exorelsss srergradad mdegendently by. no UIs: ”
“problems involve one tracing, at examination of a counterintelligence interrogation and the divsemination of information about an individual of counterintelligence interest. OVERALL ADJECTIVAL RATING EXCELLENT COMMENTS Mr. O’Connell contributed significantly to class dis”
“14-00000 (sben filled fu) TRAINING REPORT Spanich Basic Reading, Suenki Writing 1 . bours, part time 100 / * , 16 January 1961 - 24 March 1961 6 tilenth Student : Year of Birth: Joseph B. Eaith 1921 SOD Date: Grade: Office Sapterbor 1951 08-13 CA Staff COURSE OBJECTI”
“CONFIDENTIAL (Wien filled in) TRAINING REPORT MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATION COURSE (40 hrsfull-time) STUDENT: William M. Kent EMPLOYEE NO: 059198 SERVICE DESIGNATION: D OFFICE CMG DATES ATTENDED: 24-28 January 1977 COURSE OBJECTIVES-CONTENT AND METHODS The Management Communica”
“14-00000 CLF C-H-F-T TRAINING REPORT Course No. No. of Students Dates of Course OPERATIONS COURSE OC-1-3/4-68 Began Finished 07 May - (FULL TIME) STUDENT IDENTIFYING INFORMATION o 1090.10. NAME OF STUDENT YOB EOD DAZE OFFICE GS SD FLORES, Daniel 123‘ March bed CTP 05 S”
“14-00000I SECRET TRAINING EVALUATION 1. The official to sho. enis-rport is entrusted 1. trepreport summarizes the 1-91629, osservatioes, and Personally responsible for It, although No way bithin opieloes o’ theieselous inste tors during the course hit discretion shoe It to”
“upon which to place a meaningful evaluation. 1. Student Performance in the Classroom: Nature comprehension of the World Communist Mover ent and the varied aspects or its theory and practise, A developed fee: ing for cerrent- relationships between "national" Comunist Parties’”
“and a fifty-minute lesson in his basic subject. ACHIEVEMENT RECORD This is a certificate of attendance only, since examinations ace not used in the course. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING E 2 IMPCET CL DY 010628 11/10/26 Stanlegh Speaker Chief Instructor C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N”
“#-> DDE SECRET 29301 Dispatch No. UAPA-0100 Date: 2 2 JUN 1965 4 TO : Chief, KUCURL FROM : Chief, TUPAGAN SUBJECT : Helicopter flight Training for WITHRUSII l. Objectives: The primary purposes of this program was to prepare: two WITHRUSII employees (Iden-A and Iden B”
“u ai st ke cn en ee FELIPE kb z 0 S-E-C-R-E-T N S5 t- OR The ratings above, and narrative comments hereunder, are derived from a b A synthesis of all evaluations submitted on each respective trainee by the *G ( instructor staff. • =R *C Overall perfo”