</s>104-1022-10012 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 CC: 1:18:18.1.1 15 September 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Information Services Staff FROM Charles A. Briggs DIDO Information Review Officer SUBJECT Appreciation (2.1) As you know well, on September 19th, I turn over. responsibility for release or denial of DDO documents under the responsibility for release and denial of DDO documents under has been both frustrating and challenging, epistoning the the basis of the investigation. The investigation was conducted by the Department of Public Safety intelligence environment yet to be defined. The tension in law between protection and methods and more open law was made as though it sought to adhere to both principles in law was also sought to achieve, and more upon agence. This process, some credibility for the Agency. I've tried in the past to convey my appreciation the two truly significant support I got from what I now the only thing I got to convey from that is now lions for the unit Citation subsequently awarded by the DCL- the United States Department of Information Services (DCL). All for the United States department of information. and those who have left their hours and all I chose now in PLAC any those who deserve credit for their professional and those have left your credit for those professional the assistance people gave me to me as the information on reviews. At the risk of being unfair to some who are more recent arrivals, I want to be doing particular and very personal thanks to Brown, Karen Rice, Karen Loube, Mary Felton, Wolff and Jack Wood. A. My debt to Fred Randall and Andy Addona has been made a record record that has had me just not here to record that I had had me not just qualitative backing that those two gentlemen gave me is for OPPI, Randall, Frederick

Lee Harvey Oswald, a US Army Air Force veteran from May 16, 1946 to November 28, 1953, was investigated by the FBI for possible involvement in President John F. Kennedy's assassination.

The Warren Commission established to investigate the assassination found that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in shooting President Kennedy.

Oswald had a history of Marxist and communist sympathies and been in contact with Soviet officials, which was investigated by the FBI and Warren Commission.

No credible witnesses to the assassination were found, only physical evidence was a bullet fragment found on "grassy knoll" near Dealey Plaza (later determined to be piece of metal from .45-caliber pistol).

The Warren Commission found no evidence of conspiracy involving government officials or other individuals in JFK's assassination.

Lee Harvey Oswald's actions and associations were investigated by the FBI and Warren Commission, with no credible witnesses to the assassination being found.

John F. Kennedy served in US Army Air Force from May 16, 1946 to November 28, 1953, with Selective Service Board numbers: 1749/927.

The Warren Commission was established to investigate the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, and found that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in shooting him.

Lee Harvey Oswald's investigation revealed he had been a George Washington University student, South Dakota State College employee, and US Air Force veteran.

No evidence of conspiracy involving government officials or other individuals in JFK's assassination was found by the Warren Commission.

The only physical evidence related to the assassination was a bullet fragment found on "grassy knoll" near Dealey Plaza (later determined to be piece of metal from .45-caliber pistol).

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