</s>104-10124-10149 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 50 9-527 21 March 1960 F.LE NEXANDRA FOR: Security Staff, Office of Logistics 21 March 1980 FROM Chief, TSD/Security: 1. Chief, Tsd/Security. SUBJECT Identi-kit 1. Attached to this escondrum is a copy of an article appearing in the February 1960, issue of "Science and Mechanism" magazine. Page 2 Subjects a comment to the effort that the U.S. Intelligence under wrote the development of the Ident-kit, and the amount of $97,000. 2.2.3/23 under RD-17 and under the EARTOR Program has invested in 82,531 into the Identi-it-17, Chief Hugh C. WOONALD, who is mentioned in the article, is a cleared TSD-17 under the ARMOR Program is initially bred by in the articles, and is a cleared TSDI-17. The Department of Homeland Security is also bribed by Washington, and its armed his trip to Homaling, Hennell, all is comotion with the development of his IdentiT-it. The TSDi-17 is the Toussund Corporation work- ing with KOONALD. ing with TOOMALD, to foreign powers, those of the Courney O'HERS, Sales manager of Tousand Engineering Corporation, is the Townsend Corporation work. and understands the Agency's Interest in the Kit. Tousmond has also opened a school of TSDID-17-1, where three persons have attended this school. The FSD project engineers are very dubious that NICHOLAD diedased classified to to unauthorised persons and speak highly of him. They have especially noted not to engageross to assist us on various crab-type projects of an msnissified nature. Therefore, there have no desire to aliente his feelings. However, however, I would suggest that Mr. NOONES, his forthcoming visit to the West Coast, Interferior Mr. MOONALD is determined to determine if possible, the reason for inclusion of U. S. Intelligenance interests in the attached articles, whether or and the U S. Intelligence interests in an attached article, theater or brief MOONADN is necessary. Furthermore, if the Identit-it is expected to receive considerable publicity as the sales program is stopped up. 5. A copy of this copy of his being forward to FSD (Atm) Robert SENDIDIAN) to determine whether or as the Sales program is stepped up. are or have used MADONALD (possibly contacti or SED) James P. 0.0101OROR.

Summary: The document discusses an article from February 1960 in "Science and Mechanism" magazine regarding the development of an "Identi-kit," which was funded by U.S. Intelligence with $97,000. It references Hugh C. Woonald (possibly a misspelling of Moonald) as a cleared TSD-17 under the ARMOR Program, working with Toussund Corporation and Townsend Engineering Corporation. The text mentions Courney O'Hers as Sales Manager of Townsend Engineering Corporation and notes interactions between agencies regarding the kit's development. It also references a school for TSDID-17-1 training three individuals, FSD project engineers' concerns about classified information, and discussions involving Mr. Noones and Robert Sendidian regarding potential publicity and sales programs. The document includes unclear or possibly coded text such as "0.0101OROR" and mentions entities like the Department of Homeland Security and foreign powers.  

Key People: Hugh C. Woonald (possibly Moonald), Courney O'Hers, Robert Sendidian, Mr. Noones, FSD project engineers, Nicholad (possibly a misspelling).  
Key Locations: Homaling, Hennell, West Coast.  
Key Events: Development of the Identi-kit, funding by U.S. Intelligence, interactions between agencies and personnel, training at TSDID-17-1 school, discussions on publicity and sales programs.  
Key Organizations: U.S. Intelligence, Department of Homeland Security, ARMOR Program, TSD-17, Toussund Corporation, Townsend Engineering Corporation, FSD (Atm).

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