</s>104-1024-100101 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 FEDERAL REFERENCE OF THE PRESIDENT John F. Kennedy ASSASSINTATION RECORDES ACT OF 1993 FEDERATED BY THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SECRET Official Personnel Folder LAKSHMILED, INROSCITA, 35053-7 SECRET REFORM TO RECORDING CENTER HARMONY, ALPHABETT, APPARIS, U.S.A. HARMANN, ALPHA, USA.

Summary  
The documents consist of administrative records from U.S. federal agencies, primarily involving personnel actions, salary adjustments, and evaluations for employees at the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), National Photographic Interpretation Center (NPIC), and related organizations. References to John F. Kennedy appear only in declassification headers or as part of administrative context, not in substantive content. The records span from 1956 to 1975 and include forms for disability retirement approvals, personnel reassignment requests, salary adjustments (e.g., GS-09, GS-15 fund codes), and technical evaluations for photographic technicians. Some entries reference redacted social security numbers ([SSN REDACTED]) and fragmented administrative forms, though no direct connection to the JFK assassination or related investigations is present.  

Key People  
- Myroslaw A. Maksymiec (CIA employee; mentioned in personnel evaluations, salary adjustments, and technical roles)  
- Richard Holmes (Director of Personnel, USCC)  
- Harry B. F. Fiamuur (Director of Personnel, USCC)  
- Arthur C. Lundahl (Director of NPIC)  
- John A. McCone (CIA Director)  
- Mr. Maykasycke, Mr. Blake (Deputy Director for Administration), Mr. Makaylee (involvement in administrative inquiries or reassignment processes)  
- William B. Semon (Registrar at Georgetown University)  
- Richard K. Swing, GEN John Williams, John D. Townsend (military and intelligence personnel)  

Key Locations  
- Washington, D.C. (CIA headquarters, USCC offices, NPIC operations)  
- Alexandria, Virginia; Plano Branch/PKHS (personnel office locations)  
- Asbury Place, N.W., Washington, D.C.  
- Annandale, Virginia (Environmental Coating Industries Corp.)  
- Rochester, New York; Monterey, California; Manchester, New Hampshire  
- London, England; Addis Ababa, Ethiopia  

Key Events  
- Disability retirement approvals and personnel action requests for federal employees  
- Salary adjustments and fund code changes (e.g., GS-09 to GS-15)  
- Recognition awards for Cuban mission work, including a "special medallion" from the White House  
- Training programs in color photography (USDA Graduate School, 1965–1966)  
- Personnel evaluations, fitness reports, and technical certifications for photographic technicians  
- Military service records, reassignment discussions, and administrative reviews by OPM or CIA  
- Security clearance approvals and personnel security processing (e.g., FORM NO. 1173, FORM 1337)  

Key Organizations  
- United States Civil Service Commission (USCC)  
- Bureau of Retirement, Insurance, and Occupational Health  
- Office of Personnel Management (OPM)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- National Photographic Interpretation Center (NPIC)  
- U.S. Army Map Service  
- Environmental Coating Industries Corp.  
- Veterans Administration (vocational counseling program)  
- Federal Employees Group Life Insurance Program  
- Career Service Board (IP Form No. 23)  
- Military Assistance Institute  
- Office of the Army Attache  

Note: The documents contain no information related to the JFK assassination, its investigation, or associated individuals/events. All content pertains to administrative personnel records, salary adjustments, training programs, and organizational operations within federal agencies.

JFK Declassified Files

104-10224-10001.pdf

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