</s>104-10193-10075 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 HATERIAL, REVILED AT CTY. DEATHAPTERS BY HOUSE SELECT COVITILEE ON ASSASSIRATIONIS STAFF REPIRES FILE TITLE/NUCHER/VOLUME: Personnel file: Thomas B. CASASIN INCLUSIVE, DATES: CUSTOMIAL UNIT/LOCATION: DELITIONS, IF ANY: Sources and methods DATE: REVISED BY STRAINATURE OF RECHEVEED RETURNED (PEPTI NAME) REVIEWING OFFICIAL. .9.8.78 .10/10 Betsy WOLF Betty Nalf. NO LOCEMENTS MAY BE COPILED OR BLOVED FROT THIS FILE.

Summary:  
The documents consist of personnel files, administrative records, and form entries related to individuals' employment, military service, and affiliations with government agencies and organizations. They include personal background details, employment histories, military service records, salary adjustments, reassignment notices, and fitness reports. References to locations such as Tokyo, Japan; Washington D.C.; and various U.S. offices are noted alongside administrative processes involving personnel evaluations, certifications, and security clearances. Some entries reference code names or anonymized individuals (e.g., "CASASIN") within intelligence agencies like the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). The records span periods from 1952 to 1962 and include fragmented or garbled text in some cases.  

Key People:  
- Thomas B. Casasian (subject of personnel file)  
- Marguerite (mother), Henri, Adrien, Simone (siblings), John B. (emergency contact)  
- Andre L. Bussey (resigned from government position in 1952)  
- CASASIN (code name for CIA promotion consideration)  
- William E. Nelson, Edward Marelius, Lorene E. Dallerich, QUENTYN C. JOINSON, HOWARD J. OSBORN  

Key Locations:  
- Baltimore, Maryland; Montreal, Quebec; Hartford, Connecticut; Paris, France; Tokyo, Japan; Washington D.C.; Northern Europe; South, Stanley, Wyoming; DC Tokyo Station; Yoko STA/28; unspecified U.S. offices  

Key Events:  
- Military service in Japan and other locations (dates unspecified)  
- Employment as a buyer for an auto dealership in Baltimore  
- Resignation of Andre L. Bussey from a government position in 1952  
- Travel agreements for overseas duty (e.g., CIA-related travel in 1957)  
- Promotion recommendations for CASASIN within the CIA (1959)  
- Personnel evaluations, fitness reports, and job performance assessments (dates: 20 January 1928, 27 April 1959, 6 August 1962)  

Key Organizations:  
- American Veterans Committee  
- Reserve Officers Association  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Office of the Chief (government agency)  
- Federal Bureau of Personnel, Inc.  
- National Public Service Commission (FIF)  
- Department of Public Health and Human Services (N.C.)  
- Aria Corporation Officer; CASA/SIN; Department of Public Service (USPS); SR/G (likely intelligence/military division)  

No content in the summaries references John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations.

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