</s>JFK Assassination System Date: 10/1/201 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY : HSCA AGENCY: HSCa RECORD NUMBER: 180-10093-10162 RECORD SERIES : NUMBERED FILES AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 001304 RECORD FILENUMBER: 001304 Document Information ORIGINATOR: HCSA HSCA FROM: MORIARTY, JACK TO: FENTON, CLIFFORD TITLE: PETER CARROLL, GLYNN, JR. DATE: 04/25/1977 PAGES: 14 SUBJECTS: PRO-CASTRO CUBANS GLYNN. PETER carROLL DOCUMENT TYPE: REPORT CLASSIFICATION: GLYNSHIP, PETER CANROLL RESTRICTIONS: IC Unclassified CURRENT STATUS: Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 10/18/1997 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS: Includes letter of transmittal. Box 27. Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (14 USC 210/107 Note) Case:NW 88322 Date: 2005 NW 88326 Docid:3255104 Page 1 1

Summary  
The document contains an interview record from the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) involving Peter Carroll Glynn Jr., a former U.S. Army and Naval Oceanic Surveillance Information Center (NOSIC) employee. Glynn, stationed at Fort Walters, Texas, monitored radio communications between Cuba and Mexico during his military service. He reported hearing conversations among Cuban and Mexican individuals discussing the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, humorously comparing it to how their own people would react. Glynn suggested reviewing U.S. Army records, including DD Form 1584 and OPNAV instructions from 1972, for potential connections to the assassination. The document includes personal details about Glynn’s military service, addresses, employment history, security clearances, and administrative forms related to background checks and fingerprinting. A separate fragment appears to be an incomplete administrative form from the Department of Defense National Agency Check Request system, containing personal information such as names, dates, social security numbers (SSN), addresses, and employment history. It references military and civilian program checks, with a noted SSN: 022-30-2275, though it is not fully resolved in the text.  

Key People  
- **Peter Carroll Glynn Jr.**: Interviewed by HSCA; served in the U.S. Army and NOSIC, monitored Cuba-Mexico communications.  
- **Charles A. Ginn**: Officer at Fort Walters, Texas, during Glynn’s service.  
- **Jack Moriarty**: HSCA investigator who conducted the interview.  
- **Clifford Fenton**: Recipient of the document; likely an HSCA official.  
- **Glenn** (possibly associated with Betty Marke).  
- **Johnson** (multiple variations of name, including "JOHNSOND AGENCY (NOSC)").  
- Various individuals with surnames such as Jones, Jons, Julian, and others (many names appear incomplete or repeated).  

Key Locations  
- **Fort Walters, Texas**: Glynn’s military assignment.  
- **Suitland Road, Maryland**: NOSIC location where Glynn worked.  
- **Dumfries, Virginia**: Glynn’s residence.  
- **Arlington, Virginia**: Mentioned in context of U.S. Army Security Agency (USASA) headquarters.  
- **Texas** (specifically mentioned for Hubbard).  
- **Carolina** (implied in the initial text).  
- Multiple unspecified locations referenced in form fields.  

Key Events  
- Monitoring of Cuba-Mexico radio communications during the 1960s.  
- Glynn’s reported hearing discussions about JFK’s assassination among Cuban and Mexican individuals.  
- HSCA’s review of military records and documents related to the assassination investigation.  
- Submission of personal history, security clearances, and fingerprint records as part of an investigative process.  
- Military and civilian program checks (including references to "MILITARY RETURN 7 CIVILIAN MILLITARY RESULTS").  
- Background investigation or personnel screening process (implied by form structure).  

Key Organizations  
- **House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)**: Conducted the investigation into JFK’s assassination.  
- **Naval Oceanic Surveillance Information Center (NOSIC)**: Glynn’s employer during his military service.  
- **U.S. Army Security Agency (USASA)**: Mentioned in context of training and operational records.  
- **Office of Naval Research (ONR)**: Referenced in administrative forms related to security clearances.  
- **Department of Defense National Agency**: Associated with the administrative form requesting personal information.  
- **NOSC** (Naval Oceanographic Office, likely referenced in "JOHNSOND AGENCY (NOSC)").

JFK Declassified Files

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