</s>104-10222-10038 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 HIVESTY. V. CIA.CIA.A.CARTES. HOUSE SELECT CO-CHILTIE ON ASSESSINATIONS STAFF TEMERS SECRET FILE TITLE/MOR/VOLUME: BARLEY. Tennent H. "PETE" INCLUSIVE DATES: 29 Aug 1949 - 21 June 1972 CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: office of Personnel ROOM: 5E13 DELETONS, IF ANY: DYVE REVIVED BY SIGNATURE OF PICELIVED REURNED CRINT NAME) REVIEMING OFFICIAL BARLY. TENNENT H. H. PETE" BARLLEY. TENNETH. P. MALED. NU VEGENTS MAY BE CINED OR REVIVID FROM THIS ILL.

Summary  
The documents detail Tennent H. Bagley’s career with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) from 1950 to 1972, focusing on administrative records, personnel actions, and operational assignments. Key entries include his roles as Chief of Station in Brussels, Belgium, promotion to GS-16 (June 1965) and GS-17 (1970), involvement in Soviet Bloc Division operations, and involuntary retirement on June 30, 1972. Records reference his leadership in the European Division, counterintelligence work against Soviet espionage, and administrative procedures such as security clearances, salary adjustments, and personnel transfers. Some documents mention interactions with high-level officials but do not specify details about John F. Kennedy or the assassination investigation.  

Key People  
- Tennent H. Bagley (CIA officer, Chief of Station in Brussels, involved in Soviet Bloc Division operations)  
- John L. Hart (Acting Chief, EUR Division)  
- Richard Holms (Director of Personnel)  
- Carl Wenga (Deputy Director for Plans)  
- Ronald Cage (Chief Retirement Affairs Division)  
- David E. Murphy (Chief, SR Division)  
- Joseph M. Adlum (Chief, Official Cover Branch)  
- Thomas D. Mullally (CIA Chief of Mission, Austria)  
- Jennetok Bagley (spouse of Tennent H. Bagley, referenced in travel expense records)  
- Elizabeth C. Dunley (employee involved in transfer requests)  
- Archibald B. Roosovolt, Jr. (Chief European Division)  

Key Locations  
- Brussels, Belgium (CIA Station, Bagley’s primary assignment)  
- Vienna, Austria (CIA operations and personnel assignments)  
- Washington, D.C. (CIA headquarters, administrative center)  
- Karlsruhe, Germany (mentioned in transfer requests)  
- Bern, Switzerland (CIA station referenced in salary records)  

Key Events  
- Appointment as Chief of Station, Brussels, 1967  
- Promotion to GS-16 (June 1965), GS-17 (1970)  
- Involuntary retirement effective June 30, 1972  
- Leadership roles in Soviet Bloc Division and SR Division  
- Security clearance evaluations and approvals  
- Salary adjustments under the Federal Employees Salary Act of 1964  
- Personnel transfers between Austria, Germany, and Washington, D.C.  
- Award of the Intelligence Medal of Merit (1972)  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Directorate of Plans (DP)  
- Office of Personnel  
- Clandestine Services Career Service  
- Soviet Bloc Division  
- European Division  
- Security Information Control Intelligence Agency  
- Foreign Service Office (FIM, FMM)  
- Department of State  
- Advisory Councils  
- Honor and Merit Awards Board  
- KUBAR selection program (for CIA career staff)  
- Directorate of Plans/Operations (DOP/EE)  
- Political/Operations (POL/OPS) sections  
- Personnel Security Division

JFK Declassified Files

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