</s>Dog ID: 689108 Doc Ref ID: A4269452 DATE: 10/05/98 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM PAGE:1 IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION RECORD NUMBER : NSA AGENCY NUMBER: 144-1001-10180 RECORD Numer : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER # : DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : NSA FROM DANIEL SILVER, GC FROM: FBI, KERNs GC/335/78 REQUEST FOR INFORMATION TITLE : DATE : 09/07/78 PAGES : 9 SUBJECTS : KNOWLEDGE OF DAVID CHRISTENSEN IN JFK ASSASS HANDWRITTEN LETTER FROM CHRISTENSENSEN AND TYPE TRANSLATION DOCUMENCE TYPE : MEMORANDUM, LETTER CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : A, 1B RESTRITIONS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 09 /25/98 OPENING CRITERIA : ORIGINALING AGENCY'S DETERMINATION REQUIRED COMMENTS : COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION- CONTAINS SENSITIVE COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION- [RI] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED Released pursuant to Executive Order 14176, DECLASS. OF RECORDS CONC. THE ASSASSINTIONS OF PRES. JFK, SEN. RFK, AND THE REV. DR. MK, JR.

David Christensen, a former US Air Force Security Service member, wrote a letter to a colleague mentioning the assassination of President Kennedy in 1963. The letter was difficult to read and had been classified by the Air Force Security Service. A typed version was prepared for convenience.

Col Paul T. Fisher, Chief of Security Police at the US Air Force Security Service, requested that this agency bring the matter to the attention of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). He noted that the classification markings on the handwritten letter were applied by the Air Force Security Service and that the typewritten version had been classified CONFIDENTIAL IVVCC.

The FBI was asked to disseminate the enclosed materials only to members or staffers who have appropriate SI clearances. The information contained in Mr. Christensen's letter, including the assertion that the Air Force Security Center in Kirknewton, Scotland monitored communications links between Lisbon and other parts of the world, was deemed correct.

A letter from Lt Col Paul T. Fisher, dated June 2, 1979, stated that an OSI agent at Lowry AFB, CO had interviewed Mr. Christensen to determine his name and the names of other individuals he had contacted. Mr. Christensen attributed all of his problems since 1963 to his service as a security police officer.

A letter from David F. Christiansen, dated November 7, 1979, stated that after 13.5 years, he finally found out where Nick's whereabouts were. He mentioned working with the vets benefits counselor and having a nervous breakdown in 74. His leg shattered in over a hundred places.

Other documents mention various individuals, including Sgt Prater, Frenchy, and Duane Bruntz from Baker trick. There are also references to organized crime and the assassination of President Kennedy.

The documents were released pursuant to Executive Order 14176, DECLASSIFICATION OF RECORDS CONCERNING THE ASSASSINATIONS OF PRESIDENT JFK, SENATOR RFK, AND REV. DR. MLK, JR.

JFK Declassified Files

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