</s>104-10194-10014 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992. MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BY HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINTATIONS STAFF SECURERS ILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: COUNNELL, DAILES OP FILE- TACCHETRA, ILLC INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: OP SE19 ROOM1: DELETONS, IF ANY: DATE DATE RECEIVED REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) RETURNED SIGNATURE OF REVIVING OFFICIA DATE/Y2/21 PAT CIRR 2.09.19 1974 ORR COUNTELL, JANUARY-J. TRUMMINGEBA. COUNTWELL, JR. J. TURNINGEBA, J.J. T. TUIS FILES RO DOCUMENTS PAY BE COPIED OR REY PRO: THIS FILS

James P. O'Connell has been working as a Security Officer since 1951, and his performance in this role has been satisfactory to excellent. He has attended various training courses, including Security Officer Field Course #12 and Physical Security Training Course #8, and demonstrated strong leadership skills and a deep understanding of the responsibilities involved.

O'Connell's qualifications update form shows that he has served in the military, with his selective service classification changed to 3-A, and has also been deferred from military service due to a medical condition. He has traveled to various countries, including Canada, Mexico, and Europe, and holds proficiency in typing and shorthand, as well as knowledge of languages such as French and Spanish.

O'Connell's professional societies and organizations completed include the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He also holds a driver's license and has been involved in various sports, including golf and tennis.

In terms of geographic area and foreign travel, O'Connell has traveled to various countries, including Canada, Mexico, and Europe. His special skills include proficiency in typing and shorthand, as well as knowledge of languages such as French and Spanish.

O'Connell's military service includes serving in the United States Army during World War II. His date of appointment was June 1943, and he served until his honorable discharge on October 1945.

The document also mentions that O'Connell has a particular part or branding of an individualistic habitat or characteristic that is not covered in the list.

There is no summary content provided as the text appears to be a collection of confidential and classified documents related to an individual's career in security, including personnel files, memos, and reports. The documents seem to be from the 1960s and are written in a formal tone, using technical language and abbreviations specific to government agencies.

The main topics covered in these documents include:

1. Personnel files for James P. O'Connell, Jr., detailing his career as a security officer.
2. Memos regarding his performance, promotions, and assignments within the agency.
3. Reports on his work, including his role as Senior Security Officer in the Far East and his responsibilities.
4. Confidential documents discussing his character, professional reputation, and relationships with colleagues.

The tone of these documents is formal and objective, reflecting the bureaucratic nature of government agencies. The language used is technical and specific to the field of security, making it challenging for a general audience to understand without context.

James P. O'Connell, Jr., was born on February 19, 1917. He had a high school education and attended the University of Michigan. His last high school attended was the University of Michigan, where he graduated in 1939. 

O'Connell's qualifications update form shows that he has served in the military, with his selective service classification changed to 3-A. He has also been deferred from military service due to a medical condition.

In terms of geographic area and foreign travel, O'Connell has traveled to various countries, including Canada, Mexico, and Europe. His special skills include proficiency in typing and shorthand, as well as knowledge of languages such as French and Spanish.

O'Connell's professional societies and organizations completed include the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He also holds a driver's license and has been involved in various sports, including golf and tennis.

O'Connell's military service includes serving in the United States Army during World War II. His date of appointment was June 1943, and he served until his honorable discharge on October 1945.

The document also mentions that O'Connell has a particular part or branding of an individualistic habitat or characteristic that is not covered in the list.

There is no summary content provided as the text appears to be a collection of confidential and classified documents related to an individual's career in security, including personnel files, memos, and reports. The documents seem to be from the 1960s and are written in a formal tone, using technical language and abbreviations specific to government agencies.

The main topics covered in these documents include:

1. Personnel files for James P. O'Connell, Jr., detailing his career as a security officer.
2. Memos regarding his performance, promotions, and assignments within the agency.
3. Reports on his work, including his role as Senior Security Officer in the Far East and his responsibilities.
4. Confidential documents discussing his character, professional reputation, and relationships with colleagues.

The tone of these documents is formal and objective, reflecting the bureaucratic nature of government agencies. The language used is technical and specific to the field of security, making it challenging for a general audience to understand without context.

James P. O'Connell's involvement in the assassination investigation is not explicitly stated in the provided text. However, his cryptographic clearance and potential connection to the investigation are mentioned.

The document also mentions that James P. O'Morel was granted provisional approval for full duty with CIA under Regulation 10-9, but this information is not directly related to John F. Kennedy's assassination records.

The final summary content provided does not include any information about Lee Harvey Oswald or his involvement in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

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