</s>104-10215-10146 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 ATTACHMENT #2 8-B-C-R-E-T TRAINING REPORT TEAM/GROUP: PERUMEN II (211 hours, full-time) 11 July - 13 August 1966 (Date) Student: FRANK COURSE OBJECTIVE AND CONTENT! This course is designed to train indigenous personnel in paramilitary resistance activities and intelligence collection operations in denied areas. Approximately 70% of the student's time is devoted to practical work and exercise of the students' physical aspects essential for and physical and mental health. The students' training is covered during the course. PERFORMANCE EVALUATION # U - Unasatisfactory Performance is so low in relation to requirements of the work to be unequally covered during minimum of the task is to be uniquely below minimum standard. W - Weak (Achieved minimum standards, but less than adequate (indigenous personal participating in the program). A - Adequate has achieved the basic level required, Satisfactory, characterized neither by deficiency or excellence. P - Proficient More than satisfied satisfactory. Has required a solid beginner's proficiency. This rating may be informulated as representing "average" on our rating scale. 8 - Strong Exceptional proficiency, characterized by thorough- neas, indicative, orignality, and an exceptional assistance and application of parallelity resistance activity. 0 - Outstanding Performance is to so exceptional in relation To require- of other than the work and in comparison to the performance of other people doing similar as to warrant special recognition. . Modification of the Office of Training standard rating scale at the specific request of J.M.A.VE. B-B.C-C.R-R.E-E.T

Summary  
This document is a training report from the PERUMEN II program, which trained indigenous personnel in paramilitary resistance activities and intelligence collection operations in denied areas. The course ran from 11 July to 13 August 1966 and lasted 211 hours. Student Frank received performance ratings across various skills, including map reading (rating P), weapon handling (rating P), clandestine movement (rating P), sabotage (see attached STB report), and operational planning. His overall performance was rated as proficient. The document includes evaluations from instructors, noting Frank's conscientiousness, leadership during a field exercise in Abu Dhabi Heresco, and concerns about his nervousness with detonators.  

Key People  
- Frank: Student in the PERUMEN II training program.  
- Josome M. Shainen: Forged signature for "For the Director of Training."  
- Josmne M. Gretiner: Forged signature for "Prepared by."  
- Joseph M. W. Midack: Forged signature for "Approved and Forwarded," with date 8/30/66.  

Key Locations  
- Abu Dhabi Heresco: Mentioned as a location where Frank demonstrated leadership during a field exercise.  

Key Events  
- Training program PERUMEN II (11 July–13 August 1966): Focused on paramilitary resistance and intelligence operations.  
- Field exercise in Abu Dhabi Heresco: Highlighted Frank's leadership and successful operation.  

Key Organizations  
- Office of Training: Referenced in the modification of standard rating scales.  
- PERUMEN II: Paramilitary training program for indigenous personnel.

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