</s>104-1026-10208 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 UNCLASSIFIED- INTERNAL CON: IDENTIAL USE ONLY SECRET ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT: (Optional) 109301 FROM: C/WH/SEC EXTENSION NO. GH-56 6300 DATE 5 May 1966 TO: (Officer designation, room number, and building) DATE OFFICER'S 5 May 1968 to whom. (Number (number each comment to show from whom to whom.) Draw a line each column after each comment) RECEIVED FORWARDED INITIALS 1. Chief, PSD 3E-48 For inclusion in Subject's security file. 2. 3. 4. Pauline Burt dek CONTROL DESK RECORDED 5 Record reeption 6. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. FORM 610 USE PREVIOUS SECRET CONFIDENTIAL INTERNIAL USE ONLY UNCLASSIFIED

Summary  
This document is a routing and record sheet related to the processing of a classified internal memorandum concerning the employment history of James B. Wilcott Jr. It includes details about his resignation from his position at JMWAVE (a U.S. military station) in 1965 to pursue private sector employment. The text outlines his prior assignments under various U.S. Army programs, including KUBARK and ODIBEX, with locations such as Tokyo, Japan, and Washington, D.C., spanning from 1957 to 1966. It also references the submission of a resume for potential future employment with ODYOKE and administrative notes about document distribution and formatting.  

Key People  
- James B. Wilcott Jr.: U.S. Army employee with assignments under KUBARK, ODIBEX, and JMWAVE.  
- Pauline Burt dek: Mentioned in the routing sheet as a control desk officer.  
- Philip G. Elmard: Name associated with an attachment (resume) sent separately.  

Key Locations  
- Tokyo, Japan: Site of Wilcott’s assignments under ODIBEX cover (May 1960–July 1964).  
- Washington, D.C.: Headquarters for U.S. Army elements and the Pentagon.  
- Miami, Florida: Location of Meiran Corporation where Wilcott worked as a payroll officer post-resignation.  

Key Events  
- Resignation from JMWAVE on 26 April 1965 to seek private employment.  
- Submission of a resume for potential ODYOKE employment, with instructions to contact the station for guidance.  
- Administrative processing of the document, including distribution notes and formatting requirements.  

Key Organizations  
- U.S. Army Elements (Composite Operations Group): Wilcott’s primary employer during his military assignments.  
- KUBARK: A U.S. intelligence program under which Wilcott was employed.  
- ODIBEX/ODYOKE: Programs referenced in the context of employment and financial responsibilities.  
- Meiran Corporation: Private company where Wilcott worked as a payroll officer after resigning from military service.

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