</s>104-1022-10005 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 STANDARD FORMS STANDARDS FORMS POPI FRIEND BY U.S. L.C. FORCE COMMISSION SECRET Official Personnel Folder COPED COPDED DAMBLECATION'S SECRET

John F. Kennedy, Thomas J. Keenan, and related individuals and events.

Names: John F. Kennedy, Thomas J. Keenan, Joseph D. Stefano, George V. Lauder, Raymond A. Warren, Richard S. Sampson, David A. Phillips, Thomas J. Keenan, Thomas S. Keena, Richard S. Welch

Dates and locations:

* 1 January - 31 December 1975
* July 1974 - 31 December 1974
* September 1974
* Kingston Station, Jamaica
* Lima, Peru
* Caribbean region

Significant events or activities:

* Thomas J. Keenan took over as COS Kingston in September 1974.
* The assassination of John F. Kennedy:
	+ Investigation led by the Warren Commission (1963-1964)
	+ Various subsequent investigations, including those led by the House Select Committee on Assassinations (1976-1979) and the Assassination Records Review Board (1994-1998)

Evidence, testimony, or findings mentioned:

* Thomas J. Keenan's performance as COS in Kingston Station was evaluated as strong.
* He has been operating under very difficult circumstances.
* He is an excellent officer with good operational soundness, administration, and a concentration on problems.

Connections to JFK, the assassination, or related investigations:

* None mentioned in this summary content.

Keenan, Thomas J. is a GS-13 D Oops Officer with a career appointment since June 1930. He has been assigned various operational duties, including leading a surveillance team consisting of one principal agent and three contract agents. Keenan has demonstrated initiative, identity opportunities, and excellent knowledge in getting the new surveillance team organized quickly.

He requires absolute knowledge to get the job done and has shown great cost consciousness. Keenan gets along well with his colleagues and is an extremely hard worker who writes well-organized operational reports. He has been under close supervision, but has demonstrated that he can work independently.

Keenan's performance evaluation shows that he has met all requirements for a training in this company to be subject to. He has performed his duties as required and has shown no deficiencies in his performances. Keenan is recommended for early promotion from GS-13 to GS-14 due to his outstanding performance and solid potential.

The Chief of Station, Boonta, fully concurs with the narrative comments and ratings given by the Rating Officer. The Deputy Chief of Station also agrees that Keenan's employees are representative and require little or no supervision to carry out their duties.

Thomas J. Kennan was a member of the Central Intelligence Agency and had undergone various training programs, including a testing program administered by the National Security Agency.

Kennen's position at the CIA was considered sensitive in nature, and he was advised that his employment would be used for credit reference or other purposes. He also signed an agreement to honor the requests of the CIA relative to his application for employment, or rendition of services, whether accepted or rejected.

In 1976, Kennen underwent a medical evaluation as part of his pre-employment process. The evaluation was conducted by a medical officer and included a review of his medical history, physical examination, and laboratory tests. The results of the evaluation were favorable, and Kennen was deemed qualified for duty.

Kennen also had experience working overseas, having been stationed in various locations around the world. He had undergone training programs related to foreign languages, including Spanish language proficiency, which met the general linguistic requirement for his station.

Throughout his career, Kennan demonstrated a strong commitment to his work and a willingness to take on new challenges. His experiences and qualifications made him an ideal candidate for positions within the CIA and other government agencies.

John F. Kennedy, Thomas J. Kennen, and related individuals and events:

* John F. Kennedy: 
	+ President of the United States
	+ Assassinated on November 22, 1963
* Thomas J. Kennen:
	+ U.S. government official
	+ Involved in various requests for medical evaluation and physical examinations
	+ Associated with the CIA and other government agencies

Investigations and events:

* The assassination of John F. Kennedy: 
	+ Investigation led by the Warren Commission (1963-1964)
	+ Various subsequent investigations, including those led by the House Select Committee on Assassinations (1976-1979) and the Assassination Records Review Board (1994-1998)
* Requests for medical evaluation and physical examinations:
	+ Thomas J. Kennen's requests for medical evaluation and physical examination in 1957 and 1960
	+ Other individuals, including a "Thomas John" and a "Mrs. Anna Phillips," also involved in similar requests

Organizations and agencies:

* CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)
* U.S. government
* Various other government agencies and organizations mentioned in the document content

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