“,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 ”
“14-00000 FRANK S-E-C-R-E-T 7 The ratings above, and narrative comments hereunder, are derived from a . synthesis of all evaluations submitted on each respective trainee by the instructor staff. domestic Overall performance ratings of all students in this class were as fo”
“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”
“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”
“FRANK S-E-C-R-E-T HOURS RATING 1. MAP READING (ABILITY TO REPORT LOCATIONS USING GRID COORDINATES) 12 P 2. NAUTICAL CHARTS 8 3. WEAPONRY (U.S. & FOREIGN) 31 4. CLANDESTINE MOVEMENT 5. RESISTANCE ORGANIZATION AND OPERATIONS 20 P 6. AMBUSH TACTICS AND OPERATIONS 24 s ”
“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”
“)4-00000 1 eronrT SLONE '! -2- |FILIPE - Filipe has had no previous demolition training but indicated he . had worked with explosives against Government units. His practical , work was a little sloppy, not from lack of care but because he was not able to work too well”
“0000 COJ1A9.:14! (Wiren Filled In) No. of Sindenta Date of Course TRAINING REPORT . (20 Housa Cinerinwesicisnintiraeiengte Gromnr and Pinetnation Pro-t-fir 23. - .12 —26 Nay.1266 Section)____ _ __ __ - tot).^^ __ Newoof Student TOlkoD Date _06 BFice 1 G2 MAKSYMIEC, ”
“toward subject matter ___ Cooperation _ X REMARKS: etu. ex met the coiren chjectiven and esplotod 611 of the course aceigonts rtadoweeks to attended uthsowsromulto. Dxetartiss orair ^Pficulty at the outset, stre kes «% overcome many a hio stupiers in the two 0o%% tisn. lie”
“14-00000 MEMORANDUM FOR: Superelaore and Training ufficare Cotternod SUBJYCT: Training svaltationa for Phaos III,82 ANths 1, Attached in a training evaluation for on of the stu- dents who completed Thana HI Course #2. 2. This studant participated in the second prmsentati”
“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”
“• • 1 TSS PB TRAINING DIVISION EVALUATION DARKROOM BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY Na 1 NAME Jerono Foxe”) brv.om BR_ta DATES TRAINED Irom_29 J.pe. to 17 July "59. This course is primarily designed to develop the following skills: Uso of 35 mm cameras with accessories document copy, pr”
“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”
“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”
“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 ”
“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”
“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 ”
“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”
“14-00000 SECRET (When Pitted In) COURS NO. NO. STUDENTS CATE of COURSE TRAINING REPORT (120 Hours) 29 Jan - INTELLIGENCE TECHNIQUES COURSE 3-68 46 13 Feb 1968 IDENT IFYING INI ORM A1 TUN . NAME OF STUDENT YOB COD DArr OFF ICE as SO FLORES, Daniel 35 Mar 1962 CTP 07 SJ ”
“1 -3- Ceucription, access, hours of availability, the opposition, pros cw08 to suitability - _ — it is all there. He just didn’t like 1 ‘ writs out that upon which he could report orally. -73• • P1-J0. In writing reports on the two counter-surveillance exercises, thinking,”
“feel that the student 1s both suitable and competent for over seas service in the Clandestine Services. Overall performance retings of all students in this class: WEAK 0 ADEQUATE 0 PROFICIENT ko STRONG OUTSTANDING C-K-C-R-H-T ! eenseinntion totefed”
“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”
“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”
“with his adviser. Althoughtmahs 3 his performance was frequently disappointing, I believe that he obtained considerable bonofit from the course an he was genuinely anxious to learn anno and improve * 07230-- This evaluation, shown by an "X" in one of the boxon, takes into acc”
“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”
“SECRET TRAINING EVALUATION 3 tS 1. ?»♦ of ig:a8 tu ehce this report is entrustee in esrioen the •t=4legs, cesorvatlons e-t personally reseonsigle for ir. although he woy, eitbin opinions ot the varles instructors futin, the torse his elseretiin, incs It to other eembers o”
“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”
“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”
“"xn in one of the boxes shows tho student’s ovur-all achiv-mont in the course. • FAIL POOR MILUS MINUS SATISFACTORY PLUS EXCELLENT SUP RIOR I [ ! C LzJO D C: UDuC : - 55 Inado-Barsly Performed h tyvicelly Performed Performed quato adcuu to necontrbly offectivo at a high at”
“TRAINING EVALUATION BASIC corroTATIOn rOSTAsT : tu.afva thi $ personally responsible for it. Me- may iytiron it to other members of NIS staff of 10 the student concerned + such action 16 considered re €o and advisable, this repuft summarizes the test results otser tons 4nif ”
“3-E-C-R E-T WRlTINT WORKSHOP (INTERMEDIATE) NO, 2 TRALICUM EVALUATION SECTION 1: IDENTIFYING INFORMATION HAME SEX DATES OF COURSE BO. STUDENTS W00D3, Jamen 8. M 26 October - 19 November 1959 17 DATE BIRTH EOD DATE GRADE OR RANK OFFICE 20 February 1928 April 1952 as-9 FE/A”
“individual’s assignment are offered for those who want them. ACHIEVEMENT RECORD This is a certificate of attendance. No further assessment of individual capacity or performance is made in this course. Kristy Era FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING: Anthony D. Holland Date S-”
“14-00000 2AL._CSSS identification of Course: Basic Trades. iiy ei05/ 1643- • **4 Activities 2. Daze ol Courso 13 January - 7 rebranay atnS Location of Training ; Calle Theasco #223, Co:O113 Roma, Postal Zone 7, MEXICO, 0.3. 4. Names of Trainees 1. Felipe TRZJ0 Gonz”
“offensive audio surveillance. 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 tradecraf”
“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:■ ”
“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”
“1 4-00000 % SECRET (When Filled to) on _6.0 : D counsr TITL. TRAINING REPORT LANGUAGE panish Basic - RSW INSTRUCTOR PROGRAM :r. F. Vazquez . Daytire - Fu U-time NO. or STUDENTS 21 NO. OF HOURS DATE or counse 800 STUDENT‘ 01/04/65 - 06/11/65 MADE voa top DATE orri”
“performance in meet ing course goals. SECTION VI FAMILIARIZATION LECTURES X GrOCRAPuy OF EUROPE stocsa*.r Of ASIA Lxacency FILING SYSrrm IX office PRACTICE SECTION VII CoNN NTS This student was assigned to the class in typewriting at his own request. Because it is not nece”
“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”
“1 4-00000 SECRET D TRAINING EVALUATION 1.- The cy-Tktat te uh teis report 89 trusted Je f. the report summarizes the findings, observations, and Personalty responsible although no may eithinIt. opinions of the voelous instructors durleg the course als discretize shCe it to”
“SECTION IV COMMENT: Gubjeot’a grades speak better than any comaonts could. There is no question but that he brought more to the course and consequently had less to gain from it them any of his fellow students, which makes his performance the moro worthy, Bie assistance to t”
“observed by the staff over a porlod of sixteen weeks. flat ewtasunen-imiin The standards set by the Staff for Satisfactory performance are high. Moreover, each Operations Courso class is a carefully selected group of nature, intelligent, and ablo persons. Thus, it hom-ohould”
“assignment are offered for those who want them. ACHIEVEMENT RECORD This is a certificate of attendance. No further assessment of individual capacity or performance is made in this course. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING: ton Lon 3 • APR 1968 Date S-E-C-R-E-T spareser”
“SATISFACTORY The student tot this ebectlve la a competent ane adequate manner; he demonstrated a good understanding and grasp of the information presented, cr, if skills are involved, he demonstrated sufficient competence to operate effectively in this area. [rocR] Although t”
“operations: types, basic principles, examples E. Panel discussion (questions and numairy]i XIV Certification of Course Completion Dr. Cesmin was present throughout the ecureo and submitted 611 papers vomrea: Kep the practical exeralacs. These showed ecsceniablo effort - - e”
“and other exercises aro involved, ' . Achievement Record:, 8 O TE This is a certificate of attendance only. No attempt was SW made to evaluate participant achievement in this Seminar. 358 POB M FOR THE DIRECTOR on TRAINING 9 Lawrence L. Newhouse 14 JUL 1977 Onte”
“14-00000• O-C-FT LANGUAGE-TRAINIRG REPORT PADRICIINCY LIVEL Office of Training BEFORE a ND AstEU TRAINING STUDENT nauf . ouresuesston_ : INCLUSIVE DATES • UCtoes tsrtwatr HOURS or INSTRUCTION sCurovto LA%G04G5 TRAININ, Alv 13 EVALUATION CRITERIA The aim of this c”
“aining on 28 October 1965. Forvaried as attachment A is the training report on Est. P. Dall, U.B. w. B. Louis F. ERICKA aploted thirty-seven hours of photographie training. Formrded as attachant B is the training report. 4. OPERATIOB”
“NEXT ASSIGNMENT: A. WRITE A ORTEF DESCRIPTION OF THE TYPE OF BORK YOU WOULD PREFER FOR YOUR NEXT ASSIGNMENT IF IT DIFFERS FROM THAT INDICATED IN ITEM NO. 9. ABOVE. IF YOU HAVE MORE YHAN ONE PREFERENCE, INDICATE YOUR CHOICES. hcZlmBCXSiZRSONi s. INDICA TE WHA T TRAINING vou a”
“AeawtOGbi-ietiraiin • CUft1I .191 TSS/PB/TRAINING DIVISION EVALUATION DARKROOM A. "BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY No.1 U NAME_Jeree P.X. DIVCRI BR_TA DATES TRAINED hrom_2. Junoto_17 Jals. *57 This cotirin is primarily designed to develop the following skills: Use of 35 mm cameras wit”