</s>Date : 12/10/97 Page 1 Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM Assassinaton Records Collection of 1992 (44 USC 21027 Note) Case#NW IDENTIFICATION FORM 813) Date: 018-18-2025 AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY NUMBER : AGEENCY : CSP/INSCOM RECORD NUMBER: 194-10066-1030 RECORDS SERIES : DOD-AFFILIATED PERSONNEL AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS AGENCY FILE NUMBER :: ACC406053W-PAGES 12-14 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : USA FROM : CO. 6TH MI GP TO: DO: SCS1, 6TH ME GP TO: DISCS1, USAREUR TITLE : MESSAGE DATE : 03/20/72 PAGES : 3 SUBJECTS : KAMINSKI, HANS D CI INTEREST DOCUMent TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : UNCLASSIFIED RESTRICTIONS : 3 RESTRICATIONS : 3 RELEASED WITH DELETONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : : 03/07/95 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : REGRABADED UNCLASSIFIED ON 2 SEP 94. DUPLICATE OF PAGES 7-9. NW 88613 Docci:34530593 Page 1

Summary:  
This document details an incident reported by U.S. military personnel in Germany on February 1, 1972, involving an individual named "John Dee Jay" (also known as John Deejay or Jay) attempting to obtain classified information from members of a U.S. Army unit stationed in the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG). The individual was described as a disc jockey at the Lord Nelson Bar in Munich and spoke Russian, German, Spanish, and English. He claimed connections to the German Democratic Republic (GDR), including a cousin or nephew who was a major in the GDR army, and expressed anti-FRG sentiments. The U.S. military investigated his activities, noting his detailed knowledge of military operations, including a convoy's route and destination. The case was reviewed by SASCOM headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany, and the Office of Special Investigations (OSI).  

Key People:  
- John Dee Jay (also known as "John the Deejay," "Jay," or "Hohn")  
- Peter D. Herps (PFC, 475-54-[SSN REDACTED])  
- Phillip W. May (PFC, 544-48-[SSN REDACTED])  
- Stephen R. Wilson (SP4, 167-40-[SSN REDACTED])  
- Robert R. Creed (SPA, 514-54-4-[SSN REDACTED])  
- Robert M. Greed (Headquarters at SASCOM units)  

Key Locations:  
- Munich, FRG  
- Lord Nelson Bar (Munich, FRG)  
- Moscow, USSR  
- Strobl, FRG (implied via references to GDR and FRG)  

Key Events:  
- Attempted information gathering by John Dee Jay from U.S. military personnel in the FRG on January 31, 1972.  
- Investigation by the Dusseldorf Field Office of the U.S. Army Security Agency (SA).  
- Reporting to SASCOM headquarters and OSI on February 8, 1972.  
- Ongoing efforts to verify John Dee Jay's identity and connections to Eastern Bloc entities.  

Key Organizations:  
- U.S. Army Security Agency (SA)  
- SASCOM (U.S. Army Security Command)  
- Office of Special Investigations (OSI)  
- 6th U.S. Army Artillery Detachment, Soest, FRG  
- 165th MI Co., Frankfurt, FRG

JFK Declassified Files

194-10006-10300.pdf

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