</s>104-10177-10147 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 FRI DOCUMENT DATE: 1 NOVEMBER 1976 CLASSIFICATION: SECRET SUBJECT: BOMING OF GURAMA ATHLEMS DO-8 NEAR BARAHOAS, WEST INDIES, OCT-6, 1970, NEUTRALITY MATTERS - CUMA WEST INDIA FRI FILE NO: NON-GIVEN (CABLE FROM DIRECTOR, FRI)

Summary  
The documents detail intelligence operations involving Cuban exiles in Panama, Miami, and Venezuela during the 1960s–1970s, focusing on monitoring militant groups, military ties, and operational activities. Key figures include individuals like Perez Alamo (Dunney Pio Pio), Orlando Garcia Vasquez, and Jose "Pepper" Vasquez, linked to Cuban exile networks and potential collaborations with Panamanian and Venezuelan entities. Files reference FBI and FRI records, including file numbers such as 201-334081, and mention operations like "Operation SAMSON" (terminated in 1966) and infiltration efforts into Cuba. Administrative actions by U.S. agencies track individuals with military backgrounds, such as Dunney PREEZ Alamo, who served in the Cuban Rebel Army (1956–1961). Intelligence records also reference code names like AMLUNT-2, AMTRUNK-2, and JMWAVE, associated with covert operations and training exercises. Redacted social security numbers are noted but excluded from the summary.  

Key People  
- **Perez Alamo (Dunney Pio Pio)**: Cuban exile active in militant groups, born July 11, 1937, residing in Miami with alien registration number A12 412 449 516.  
- **Orlando Garcia Vasquez**: Linked to Carlos Amurres P.N.E.M.I.S.A., described as a close friend and confidant of Perez Alamo.  
- **Jose "Pepper" Vasquez (K. Vasquiez)**: Possibly linked to operations, though not fully identified.  
- **Roberto Puente Bianco**: Mentioned in context of Caracas Station activities.  
- **Antonio Bustillos**: Recruit for Operation SAMSON, terminated in 1966.  
- **Dunney PREEZ Alamo (201-334081)**: Cuban-born individual with ties to the Cuban Rebel Army (1956–1961), residing in Miami.  
- **Michael H. Olejarez**: Reviewed records related to Dunney PREEZ Alamo, finding no derogatory information.  
- **John I. Hart**: Deputy Chief, WMD/C (Weapons and Munitions Division/Center).  

Key Locations  
- **Panama City** (Panama): Focus of security service monitoring and operations against Cuban exiles.  
- **Miami**, Florida: Home to several Cuban exile groups and individuals like Perez Alamo.  
- **Venezuela**: Mentioned as a residence for some subjects and a location for operational contacts.  
- **Baire, Oriente, Cuba**: Birthplace of Dunney PREEZ Alamo.  
- **Cuba**: Site of military service with the Cuban Rebel Army and infiltration operations.  
- **Camaguey Province**, Cuba: Military service locations for Dunney PREEZ Alamo.  

Key Events  
- Monitoring of Cuban exiles in Panama and Miami, including travel patterns and potential militant activities.  
- Operations such as "Operation SAMSON" (terminated in 1966) and alleged cooperation between Cuban exiles and other entities.  
- Administrative actions by FBI and FRI to track individuals like Perez Alamo and others linked to anti-Cuban networks.  
- Provisional operational approval for infiltration operations into Cuba ("MARCH Infiltrations into Commaguey").  
- Training exercises in resistance activities, ambush tactics, and observation techniques for agents like AMLUNT-2.  
- Dismissal of AMLUNT-2 on 31 December 1966 due to inability to establish operational contacts.  

Key Organizations  
- **FBI**: Conducted investigations on Cuban exile activities, including file 201-334081.  
- **FRI (Foreign Intelligence)**: Involved in tracking exiles and their interactions with local security services.  
- **Panamanian Security Services**: Reported on Cuban exile movements and potential threats.  
- **Cuban Rebel Army**: Military group associated with Dunney PREEZ Alamo's service (1956–1961).  
- **Ejercito Libertador** and **Jure**: Cuban revolutionary organizations linked to the subject’s military roles.  
- **CIA**: Implied via code names, operational designations, and references to "Agent Service Record."  
- **WHD for Cuba** (Weapons and Munitions Division/Center): Involved in operational approvals and training.  
- **JAWAVE**: Station referenced in training and operational records.

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