</s>104-1024-10004 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 FIRE TITLE/LAGER/AMLING: Kensay, Thirman E. INCLUSIVE DATES: 11/11/14/14-11/16/15/15 CUSTODAL UNIT/LOCATION: PO ROOM: SE/13 DELETONS, IF ANY: UNITE RICHIVED RETIUNED REVIVED BY REVIVERED BY REVIETING OFFICIAL KINSLEY, HERMAN B. . . . - . .- . -. . - -. - - .- -. + - - -* - . -* .- + - .* - - + . - + -* + . .* . . + - +. - . + .- KINSEY, HERMANDE. .- NO DOOMENTS MAY BE OPPLIED OR REVIVID ISN THIS FIRE:

Summary  
The documents consist of declassified personnel records, fitness reports, employment histories, and administrative filings related to Herman E. Kimsey, Kornan Edward Kinsey, Herman Edward Kinsey, and other individuals associated with U.S. government agencies, military service, and intelligence operations. These records span from 1915 to 1963 and include details about technical analysis roles, document evaluation, security clearances, training programs, and administrative actions within organizations such as the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), National Security Agency (NSA), U.S. Forest Service, Army Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC), and private intelligence services. References to military service (1941–1943) and CIA employment (1953–1962) are noted, along with promotions from GS-9 to GS-13 and involvement in establishing document analysis facilities for foreign governments and private entities. Some records contain fragmented or corrupted text, while others include salary adjustments, termination dates, and qualification standards for government positions. No direct references to John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations are present in the summaries.  

Key People  
- Herman E. Kimsey (Herman F. Kimsey, Herman K. Kinsey)  
- Joseph F. Marzen (Acting Chief, SS/GARD)  
- Garlin Yard, Jr. (Concurring official)  
- T.J.F. Grief (Concurring official)  
- Kornan Edward Kinsey (1916–)  
- Herman Edward Kinsey (subject of records)  
- Herman Alward Klimary (1937–)  
- Herman Bivard Kimey (1916–)  
- Art London (U.S. Forest Service, Troka, California)  
- James Herbert (McCloud River Lumber Company, McCloud, California)  
- Honorable Micecharge (U.S. Army, unspecified role)  
- Herman Edward Les  
- F.K. Harren  
- George E. Melon  
- P. J. Sseppo (recruiter)  

Key Locations  
- Washington, D.C.  
- McCloud River Library Co., Oregon  
- U.S. Forest Service, Oregon  
- California (Yreka, McCloud, Troka)  
- Camp Claiborne, Louisiana (training)  
- Maryland (CIC School, Fort Holabird)  
- St. Louis, MO (Federal Records Center)  
- U.S. Army installations  

Key Events  
- Military service (1941–1943) and later roles with the U.S. Forest Service and CIA  
- Promotions within the CIA and government agencies from GS-9 to GS-13  
- Employment in document analysis, technical system development, and intelligence operations  
- Training programs in fire control, chemical warfare, and document evaluation (1945–1962)  
- Salary adjustments, personnel actions, and termination dates (e.g., "20/62," "20/82")  
- Security clearance approvals and qualification assessments for intelligence roles  
- Administrative filings, including return of service records to the Federal Records Center  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- National Security Agency (NSA)  
- U.S. Forest Service  
- Army Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC)  
- Security Associates, Washington D.C.  
- Civil Service Commission (qualification standards)  
- U.S. Army Chemical Warfare School  
- U.S. Army Special Schools (Fire Control, Training for Instructors)  
- Office of Naval Intelligence  
- Office of Strategic Services (OSS)  
- Federal Records Center (St. Louis, MO)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10224-10004.pdf

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