</s>Date : 12/10/97 Released under the John F. Kennedy Page : 1 Assassination Records Collection Act of Assassamination Records Collection Art of JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM 893 (44 USC 210-210-Note) Case(N/W) JFKASSASSINATIONS SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY NUMBER : GSP/INSOM RECORD NUMBER: 194-1006-10298 RECORD SERIES : DOD-AFFILIATED PERSONNEL AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS AGENCY FILE NUMBER DOD-AFLIATED PERSONNEL and INCIDENT INVESTIGATION AGENCY FILLE NUMBER - AC40653W-PAGES 7-9 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : USA FROM : CO. 6TH MI GP TO : DSCI / USAREUR TITLE : TO : DESI / MSSAGEUR DATE : 03/20/72 PAGES : 3 SUBJECTS : 3 KAMINSKI, HANS D CI INTEREST DOCUMent TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : PAPER_TEXTUAL DOCUME CLASSIFIED : UNCLASSIFIED RESTRICTIONS : 3 RESTRICATIONS : 3 CURRENT REVIEW : RELIEASED WITH DELETONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW: RELEASED WITH DELLETONES OPENING CRITERIA : 03/07/95 COMMENTS : REGRABADED UNCLASSIFIED ON 2 SEP 94. DUPLICATE OF PAGES 12-14. NW 88613 Docci:34530590 Page 1

Summary: The document details an incident reported by LT Haygood, HQ 6th USA Artillery Detachment, SOEST, FRG, on February 1, 1972. An unidentified individual attempted to obtain official information from members of C Team, 6th USA Artillery Detachment, including PFC Peter D. Herps, PPC Phillip W. May, SPA Stephen R. Wilson, and SPA Robert M. Credson. The suspect, identified as John "John the Dee Jay" (various aliases), spoke Russian, Spanish, and English. He claimed to have lived in Moscow, USSR, learned English there, and had a cousin in the German Democratic Republic (GDR) army. He expressed anti-Federal Republic of Germany sentiments and detailed knowledge of military operations, including a recent convoy mission involving the exchange of warmarked items at SASCOM units. The suspect also mentioned associations with unidentified individuals linked to U.S. Air Force security roles. The Dusseldorf Field Office and OSI were briefed on the case, with ongoing investigations noted.  

Key People:  
- LT Haygood (reporter)  
- LT Kulesza (commanding officer of C Team)  
- PFC Peter D. Herps (custodial agent)  
- PPC Phillip W. May (custodial agent)  
- SPA Stephen R. Wilson (clerk)  
- SPA Robert M. Credson (guard)  
- John "John the Dee Jay" (suspect, aliases include John Dee Dee Ajay Jay Akai AkaJ Hohn)  

Key Locations:  
- SOEST, Federal Republic of Germany (FRG)  
- Dusseldorf Field Office, FRG  
- SASCOM units (location unspecified)  
- Moscow, USSR  
- German Democratic Republic (GDR)  

Key Events:  
- Attempted information solicitation by an unidentified individual from U.S. military personnel in FRG (February 1, 1972).  
- Suspect's claimed background involving Soviet and GDR connections.  
- Mention of a military convoy operation with warmarked items exchange.  
- Briefing of Dusseldorf Field Office and OSI on the case.  

Key Organizations:  
- U.S. Army 6th Artillery Detachment (SOEST, FRG)  
- Dusseldorf Field Office (U.S. intelligence)  
- OSI (Office of Security Investigations)  
- SASCOM (Specialized Ammunition Support Command, unspecified location)

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194-10006-10298.pdf

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