</s>104-10234-10000 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 - - OLC 78:1067/ REVIVORO, HARRIS C. 15mar 28 SECRET ... dyped, Layton d. INCLUSIVE UNITES: 12 Mar 1940-5Aug 1971 CUSTOIAL UNIT/LOCATION: ROOM: 5E13 DELETIONS, IF ANY: REVIEED BY REVILING OFFICIAL REFINED REFINATED (PRINT NAME) STENUIT OF REFINITED REINITED BY REFINING OFICIAL DVIE INVIE This is an Office of Personnel File and subject to 10 day litigation period. This fly has been charged to Donis P.O.A.P.L.I.A and due to be used to connect to CONNECTOR. DIVISION, SE-65-2,000, 08-24-08.

Summary  
The documents primarily consist of administrative records, personnel files, and operational evaluations related to U.S. government and intelligence agency employees, including Grayston L. Lynch, Irving C. Devono, and others. Key details include career histories, retirement processes, training exercises, medical evaluations, and financial records for individuals involved in covert operations, special forces, and intelligence activities. Mentions of Cuba, Florida, and other locations are tied to operational assignments or personnel management. While some references to historical events like the Bay of Pigs (1961) appear, no direct connection to John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations is present in the summaries. The content focuses on administrative procedures, personnel evaluations, and operational logistics rather than specific historical events tied to JFK.  

Key People  
- **Grayston L. Lynch**: CIA employee with over 40 years of service, involved in special operations, training exercises, and retirement processes (1960–1971).  
- **Irving C. Devono**: Career agent with PM, referenced in personnel evaluations, tax disputes, and covert operations in Southeast Asia.  
- **Stanley R. Zakma**: Mentioned in personnel evaluations and administrative directives.  
- **Grayton L. Lynch** (variant spelling): Retired U.S. Army captain noted for actions during a 1941 Cuban invasion operation.  
- **Richard Billallo, John K. Tartarillo**: Agents involved in classified operations in Florida and Cuba.  
- **Gerald Droller, William V. Uroo, Harry B. Fisher, Richard Halmer**: CIA officials managing personnel reviews, retirement approvals, and operational assignments.  

Key Locations  
- **Cuba**: Referenced in covert operations, training exercises, and historical events like the Bay of Pigs (1961).  
- **Florida** (Miami, Key West, Everglades National Park): Sites for parachute training, personnel management, and operational assignments.  
- **Washington, D.C.**: Headquarters for CIA administrative processes and personnel decisions.  
- **Laos, Vietnam**: Locations tied to covert operations and personnel transfers.  
- **North Carolina** (Camp McMillan, Pt. Drass): Training sites for special warfare and clandestine operations.  

Key Events  
- **Involuntary retirement of Grayston L. Lynch** (10 September 1971) under CIA regulations.  
- **Medical evaluations** for overseas assignment eligibility and disability claims.  
- **Training exercises** in parachute operations, counterintelligence, and technical writing (1968–1970).  
- **Personnel transfers** between U.S. locations and Southeast Asia, including equipment returns and debriefing procedures.  
- **Award recommendations** for an Intelligence Star to Irving C. Devono (18 May 1962).  
- **Tax disputes** involving covert financial liabilities and income reporting discrepancies.  

Key Organizations  
- **Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)**: Central to all personnel management, retirement processes, and operational records.  
- **Special Operations Division (SOD)**: Managed training, evaluations, and assignments for agents like Lynch and Devono.  
- **Office of Personnel Management (OPM)**: Involved in verification and compensation processes.  
- **CIA Retirement and Disability System**: Administered retirement benefits and disability claims.  
- **KUBARK** and **CUSOG**: Counterintelligence and special operations programs referenced in training and operational contexts.  
- **JMAVE, JSWAVS, JMWAE**: Codenames for covert operations or administrative units in Southeast Asia.

Summary:  
The documents consist of personnel records, security clearance forms, and administrative memos related to military service, employment evaluations, and intelligence operations. They include details on individual assignments, training requirements for covert activities, medical and financial clearances, and project-specific directives. Military service records reference Grayston L. Lynch’s postings in Korea, Japan, and Fort Bragg, Texas, with dates from 1940–1963. Security clearance processes involve polygraph tests, language proficiency assessments, and evaluations for roles in intelligence projects such as CA/PNG, ZLZHZH, and EZNELI. Administrative entries mention personnel transfers, compensation negotiations, and employment status updates. No direct references to John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations are present.  

Key People:  
- Grayston L. Lynch (military service records, security clearance)  
- Robert Robertson (personnel transfer between divisions)  
- Alfred T. Cox (chief of a military group)  
- Corinne L. Hassell/D/B (personnel recruitment)  
- Helen Ingram/FT Shafts (telephone request for employment)  

Key Locations:  
- Fort Bragg, North Carolina  
- Stuttgart, Germany  
- Korea, Japan  
- Washington, D.C.  
- Texas (Gilmer, Houston)  

Key Events:  
- Personnel transfers between divisions (e.g., Robertson and Lynch)  
- Security clearance processes (polygraph tests, medical evaluations)  
- Military service assignments and training (1940–1963)  
- Project-related training requirements (language, covert operations)  
- Administrative procedures for employment and contract management  

Key Organizations:  
- U.S. Army, Air Force, Navy  
- Personnel Security Division (OS)  
- CA/PNG Project  
- Project ZLZHZH, EZNELI  
- 7th Army NCO Academy  
- Special Warfare School  
- Federal Services (employment section)

JFK Declassified Files

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