</s>104-10176-10010 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET A-16-88-46 ROLATO MASTERIER, JR. BUSINESS: Subject is the Vice President of Sales at the following Corporations: A166762 - Military Armament Corporation, Powder Springs, Georgia

Summary  
The documents detail operational assessments, personnel evaluations, and intelligence reports related to Rolando Masferrer Jr., a Vice-President of Sales for Military Armament Corporation based in Washington D.C. and associated with Parabellum Corporation. His business activities included frequent sales trips to Latin America, particularly Colombia, where he was linked to potential CIA operations and connections with anti-Castro Cuban exile movements. His father, Rolando Masferrer Sr., a former Cuban Senator and anti-Castro leader, was incarcerated in the U.S. for activities against Cuba. The text references internal agency discussions on covert operations, recruitment assessments, and funding of Latin American intelligence efforts. Some entries mention fragmented or redacted information, typographical errors, and unclear connections to specific events. No direct reference to John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations is present in the summaries.  

Key People  
- Rolando Masferrer Jr. (Vice-President of Sales, Military Armament Corporation; associated with Parabellum Corporation)  
- Rolando Masferrer Sr. (former Cuban Senator, anti-Castro leader, incarcerated U.S. federal prisoner)  
- James R. Murphy (CIA officer involved in domestic contact operations and source development assessments)  
- Jeffrey Peterson (CIA trainer and contact for source development)  
- Agent Bob Dyer (U.S. FBI agent mentioned in investigations)  
- Francisco D'AVO (Mexican Judicial Police Officer)  

Key Locations  
- Washington D.C. (Military Armament Corporation, Parabellum Corporation offices)  
- Miami, Florida (Masferrer Jr.'s residence prior to moving to Atlanta)  
- Atlanta, Georgia (Masferrer Jr.'s temporary residence)  
- Colombia (sales missions and alleged CIA operations)  
- Cuba (references to anti-Castro activities and Masferrer Sr.’s incarceration)  
- Mexico City, Venezuela, Puerto Rico (travel and business-related locations)  

Key Events  
- Rolando Masferrer Jr.’s sales trips to Latin America, including Colombia.  
- Investigation into his potential ties to Cuban exile movements and military officials.  
- Mention of CIA funding for covert operations in Latin America.  
- Masferrer Sr.’s imprisonment for anti-Castro activities against Cuba.  
- Consideration of Masferrer Jr. as a potential intelligence source by the Domestic Contact Service.  
- Fragmented references to a 1967 Cuban invasion plot linked to Masferrer Sr.  
- Classified assessments of recruitment potential for U.S. agencies and covert operations.  

Key Organizations  
- Military Armament Corporation (Masferrer Jr.’s employer)  
- Parabellum Corporation (associated with Masferrer Jr.)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA, referenced in operational reports and funding activities)  
- Domestic Contact Service (CIA unit involved in source development and intelligence operations)  
- U.S. FBI (mentioned in context of investigations)  
- Mexican military/police forces  
- Cuban exiled movements

JFK Declassified Files

104-10176-10010.pdf

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