</s>104-10074-10347- 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 MEMORANDUM FOR: J. D. Lavery, OGG Via A. Addona, D/O/PICG Subjects Classification of EX 3600 Subject: to why you request for document is couple sentences of factual data to why this document is classified! here they are: to Ex post-documents. Since I was not associated with Operation MICHAOS during its existence. It was not isolated with Operation MICHACOS during the time I was associated offering the following reasonable circumstances. As we can only durfer the following reasons, as we can kindly cureure. MICHAO's was one of the most sensitive operations centre. MICHAELAOS was one or the only one that was repeatedly sanctioned (in waiting) by the DCI. The digits are clearly sanctioned five that it was controlled by/through extremely so sensi- in my-ing channels. It thinks it follows logically at least in my/ing channels, I would have produced by MICHAOs at whether a formal/for informal documents produced byMICHAOS at whether least-SECRET. One, one, could have been classified at the classification today. The I think it is important on this document warrant current classification of CONFIDENTIAL is proper. Reading Date 535 101 E1E1E8E8 E8E1 E8EE8E RETURN TO CIA. Background Use Only. Do Not Reproduce # 09377 VIP/N

Summary:  
The text discusses the classification of EX 3600 documents under the JFK Assassination Records Act of 1992. It references Operation MICHAOS as a highly sensitive CIA operation, noting its repeated sanctions by the DCI (Director of Central Intelligence) and control through "extremely sensitive channels." The author argues that documents related to MICHAOS should be classified at least as CONFIDENTIAL due to their origin from sensitive sources/methods. The text also mentions FBI information cited in these pages and suggests the appropriate FOIA exemption for EX 3600 is (6)(3).  

Key People:  
- DCI (Director of Central Intelligence)  
- J. D. Lavery, OGG  
- A. Addona, D/O/PICG  
- P. Haefner  
- MICHAELA. (possibly a redacted name or organization reference)  

Key Locations:  
- Not specified in the text.  

Key Events:  
- Classification review of EX 3600 documents under the JFK Assassination Records Act of 1992.  
- Discussion of Operation MICHAOS's sensitivity and sanctions by the DCI.  
- Reference to FBI information cited in classified materials.  

Key Organizations:  
- CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)  
- FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)  
- Office of the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI)

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