</s>180-10143-10152 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 8/17/76 BA/28 7/2/76 L AMERICAN EMBASSY / PARIS / Follal13 #3 1973 RETIRED NOV 63 SAT IN PARIS THIS COPY IS NOT NO GUT COER 1 NO GOUT COER FOR RELEASE. 1 SEPT. 62. JARRIXED DEFENSE DEPARTAS BEANCH 6. CHIEF. TOO YRS IN SEE 6 CRPT 1960 ASG GINGED PARKING NOT INFILED CONTACT 6/2 WIKS L MADE ON DUTSIDE BY TITLE TO OF COVER 7 NEXT WELTTEN COM PERSON W/ SEEL 10 OF SPORT OF GR.DV REPOSSING INFO. IN SUPPORT OF SR. DIV - CHASSICAL EPONANCE. LY USSR PENTERAGE. ON PURPS & ESPIONAGE CARPO DEMOG SOLIDOGIOTS. SLI, POL INSD PERSONS IT WAS IN DOWN PHASE AT THE THE 20-25 WHEN NE CARE IN JANAN 7 FEB 1956 - JUNE 1940 CHIEF OF SOU BASE OF N. ASIA COMMAND 180-1043-01572

Summary:  
The document contains fragmented, partially redacted information related to U.S. intelligence operations involving Soviet Union activities during the Cold War era. It references military and intelligence units, including the Defense Department Branch 6, GUPP (Group for the Protection of the President), and personnel such as John B. Grauley, a Army Head OP/GUPP. Mentions include Soviet naval and industrial targets, defectors, and operations in Far East regions. The text alludes to U-2 reconnaissance missions, Soviet espionage activities, and interactions between U.S. military and intelligence agencies with Russian operatives. References to dates such as 1955, 1960, and 1963 are present, though context is unclear. The document also notes the involvement of individuals in monitoring Soviet agents and handling defector information, with some mentions of potential connections to U.S. government operations.  

Key People:  
- John B. Grauley (Army Head OP/GUPP)  
- Redcap (intelligence unit designation)  
- Perelons (possibly a contact or operative)  
- Defectors (multiple unnamed individuals referenced)  
- C (code name for an individual of interest, possibly linked to Soviet operations)  
- Adam O. (retired chief of N. Asia Command)  
- Charles Lox Laigon (technical support role)  

Key Locations:  
- Paris (U.S. Embassy mentioned)  
- USSR (Soviet Union operations and defector interactions)  
- Far East regions (specifically referenced in intelligence activities)  
- Minsk (mentioned in context of Soviet operations)  
- Japan (targeted by U.S. military and intelligence units)  

Key Events:  
- U-2 reconnaissance missions (1960)  
- Soviet espionage and industrial targeting  
- Defector monitoring and information gathering  
- Military and intelligence unit interactions with Russian operatives  
- Operations involving the GUPP and Army Head OP/GUPP  
- Potential connections to U.S. government activities in 1963  

Key Organizations:  
- Defense Department Branch 6  
- GUPP (Group for the Protection of the President)  
- SR WA (possibly a military or intelligence unit)  
- Redcap (intelligence unit designation)  
- State Department (involved in defector information handling)  
- Soviet Union military and industrial targets  

Note: The document contains multiple redacted sections, including potential social security numbers (SSNs), which are noted but not included. Some references to specific dates and operations lack clear contextual details.

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180-10143-10152.pdf

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