</s>Doc ID:6878884 TOPSEATUMBRA JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM ATE: 03/26/97 PAGE:1 IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY NSA AGENCY NUMBER : 144-10001-10058 AGENCY INFORMATION RECORD NUMBER: RECORDS SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER :: DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : NSA FROM FROM: 3/0/00/R26-63: LATIN AMERICA COUNTRIES PLACE MILITARY UNITS ON ALERT [IR] TITLE : LATIN AMERICA COUNTRIES PLACE MILITARYUNITS ON ALLERT [R] DATE 11/22/63 PAGES : SUBJECTS : MEXICO, MILITARIA ACTIVITY VENEZUELA, MILITALY ACTIVITITY COLUMBIA, MILTARY ACTIVTY DOCUMENITY TYPE : REPORT CLASSIFICATION : CLASSIFICATIATION : IB CURRENT STATUS : 08/09/93 DATE OF LAST REVIEW : ORIGINALING CRITERIA : DETERMINATING REQUIRED COMMENTS : COMMENTS COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION CONTAINS SENSITIVE COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION [RJ] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED TOP SECRET UMBRA Released pursuant to Executive Order 14176, DECLASS. OF RECORDS CONC. THE ASSASSINTATIONS OF PRES. JFK, SEN, RFK, AND THE REV. DR. MILK, JR. JR.

**John F. Kennedy, Assassination, Investigations, and Related Individuals and Events**

* **11/22/63**: Military units in Latin America countries were placed on alert.
	+ Mexico City air base to all Mexican air bases: continued vigilance to watch for suspicious aircraft for 48 hours.
	+ Caracas, Venezuela: all unit commanders stated "We are on alert."
	+ Bogota, Colombia: first class alert was ordered effective 1430 hours 22 November 1963.
* **Latin America Military Activity**
	+ Mexico: military activity reported.
	+ Venezuela: military activity reported.
	+ Colombia: military activity reported.
* **Kong Le and Pathet Lao**
	+ Neutralist General Kong Le reports the Pathet Lao are moving up artillery and continuing to shell neutralist positions in the Plan des Jarres (PDJ) despite a recent ceasefire agreement.
* **Cambodian Chief and Peking Leaders**
	+ Cambodian Chief expresses gratitude for Peking's support, stating that China has earned the right for Cambodia's government to depend on it.
* **Protestant Missions Leaving Angola**
	+ On 18 November, two Protestant missionaries from Cabinda and Quimpello were reported to be leaving Angola due to fear of massacres.

JFK Declassified Files

144-10001-10058.pdf

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