</s>Released under the John F. Kennedy Date : 03/07/96 assassination Records Collection Act of assassociation USC-2017 Noël (Case#Nf) Page : 1 831-414-547-1047-2040 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : INSCOM/CSF AGENCY INSCOM/CSFP RECORD NUMBER : 194-1007-1046 RECORD SERIES : DOD-AFFILIATED PERSONNEL AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS RECORD PERFORMANCE : DODD-AFLIATED - PAGE 508 AGENCY FILE NUMBER: X13325650M - PAGE508 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : USA FROM : RESTRICTED | TO : USA TITLE : AGENT REPORT DATE : 11/14/69 PAGES : 1 NAGELLI, RICHARD C. SUBJECTS : 1 MILITARY SERVICE HOSTILE INTELLIGENCE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR CANCELIOUS OJECTOR DOCUMENITY TYPE : PAPER : TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : 3 CLASSIFICATIONS : CONFIDENTIAL RESTRICTIONS : 3 CURRICATIONS : RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 03/09/95 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : PAGE 506 WAS REGRADED UNCLASSIFIED ON 1 JUNE 1994. NW 88613 Docci:34529657 Page 1

Summary: The document is an agent report dated November 14, 1969, submitted by a military intelligence officer detailing interactions with Victor I. Trinkala, a U.S. Army soldier. It describes Trinkala’s military service, including his basic combat training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, advanced individual training at Oakland Army Terminal, and authorized travel to Vietnam. The report includes claims that Trinkala was identified as a conscientious objector (CO) and that Soviet agents attempted to use him for propaganda purposes. A caller, claiming to be a former U.S. Army Captain from the Counterintelligence Corps, alleged that Trinkala’s orders were canceled or altered to prevent his deployment to Vietnam. The report also mentions interactions with military personnel at Fort Holabard, Maryland, and Oakland Army Terminal, as well as references to travel arrangements and potential involvement of Soviet agents. The document notes that the caller refused to disclose Trinkala’s identity due to concerns about civilian involvement in an Army matter.  

Key People: Victor I. Trinkala (U.S. Army soldier), James Kraf (possibly a military official or contact), CDR USUSAINSCOM FOIPO (military intelligence officer).  

Key Locations: Fort Jackson, South Carolina; Oakland Army Terminal, New Jersey; Fort Holabard, Maryland; New York City; New Jersey; Vietnam.  

Key Events: Trinkala’s basic combat training and advanced individual training; alleged Soviet agent activity involving Trinkala; cancellation or alteration of Trinkala’s military orders; interactions between military personnel and a former Army Captain from the Counterintelligence Corps; travel arrangements to Washington, D.C.  

Key Organizations: U.S. Army (including Fort Jackson, Oakland Army Terminal, Fort Holabard); INSCOM/CSF (military intelligence agency).

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