OSS MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORTS - MAY 1944

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• Publication Date: May 1, 1944
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,REPORT ON 088 ACTIVITIAS'
FOR THE UONTH OF MAI, -1944
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1. The follol,,ing innovations mtve been nada in
tne May report:
a. NATO :nu ET?, formerly reported in
sepa-ate sectio., ve been combined in the MEDTO
section.
b. Appendices 1._Nro seen employed to incorporate
progre.) c?rts, etc., covering various
artoemt_, of OSS activity in detail too great to permit
inclusion in nrwty df the report.
The outstandinz; accomplishments in each
tne,tter, usu_ily invo1vin6 commendation, have been
Jet fortn in tie nGeneral" subuivizions of tate ETO
.r1,1 hn, of t;,.,ch of ti e four FETO sub-
Thi5 ,,us peen done evell where the accoplisb-
ri Lc, 3n-y one branch, becaube it is an
of foremost interest in tne theate-. The special
3ta"tiOI o. coI.ienta romieu by Capt. C,ry a
-t7o. ue ,et ,A1)pendix ih the June
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Personnel
Summa ry
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Det. 161 (Assam)
Det. 202 (SACO) 4o-?
AGFRTS
Det. 404 (SEAC)
Washington Branches
Communicationm
Field Photographic
Foreign Nationalities 93
Research & Analysis .. 96
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89
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Schools & Training
Security ..
Services
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102
106
1(17
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A - 11_Lr Opera.tions 108
B - /41;DTO - Progress ,f Projects 109
C - MEDTO - Lr-Drop5 in Italy
France ...
D - IIEDTO - Organization Chart (unofficial)
gnutliern.
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Rev. 6 March 1944
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OFFICE OF STRATEGIC SERVICES
TOTAL STRENGTH REPORT FOR OSS PERSONNELTOP SEC RE I
(exclusive of personnel temporarily attached to OSS)
as of: 31 161, 11404
date
UNITED STATES
OVERSEAS
OSS
GRAND
TOTAL
TYPE
ON DUTY
TRAINING
TOTAL
,
ETO
NATO
METO
FETO
OTHER
TOTAL
1
OF
1 PERSONNEL
IN
MOW
OUT
MOW
IN
mnW
OUT
MOW
ARMY'
OFFICER '
ENL. MEN
TOTAL
2,211
14
1113
19
307
346
98
164
262
54
237
291
420
159Z-
201
39j
7142?a
1816
326
1,...,161.!-
1694
85
209
294
145
231
426
9%
3280
_
1370
4/172
NAVY
npFICER
ENL. MEN
TOTAL
134
180
294
14
47
63
0
0
0
1
4
6
13
23'
36
63
99
164
33 23
23 33
56, 58
za 4
34 6
621.2
157
195 '
352
201
427
715
MARINE
OFFICER
ENL. MEN
TOTAL
22
7
29
3
25
23
2
5
13
6
21
6 6
A 44
10 10
3
0
3
28
14
44
53
4.1
101
COAST TJAPO
OFFICER
ENL. MEN
T:-.TAL
0
0
u
0
45
45
4
0
4
4
0
4
O.
49
49
TOTAL
SERVICE
OFF ICER
ENL. MEN
r or a L
365
1071
1436
17ki2
326
2028
58
424
482
177
31
208
98
164
262
55
:24.
297
576
1901
2477
1879
357
2236
472
1333
200f...
269
169
438
365 116 176 6
1395 244 315 6
1760 36! 491, 12
3 19 5
175 124 84
176 143 89
1.115
3495
4630
296
552
848
1111
5396
7107
2173
909
3084
:VILA
OucHEpco
V N
i P.E.,:.. , A,
1 -0,. A I
I OSS_
Qmin TOTAL
3464
690 262
297
4713
2443
19.38 505 580 12
5478
10191
'WACS
OccicER
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1
6
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28 1
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97
9
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PERSOW,L CHANGES AND APPOINTMENTS
FOR THE MONTH OF MAY 1944
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Mr. Hugh Barton appointed Chief, Presentation Branch,
effective 9 May 1944 SI,ocial Order No. 61 issued
10 lay 1944.
Capt. Clarence Maldon Jones relieved as Asst. to Deputy
chiaf mo, effective J May 1944; Branch Order No. 41
Suppl. 19 issued 16 lay 1944
Lt. Colonel John E. Toulmin appointed Deputy Strategic
Services Officer, METO, effective L3 May 1944;
Spec1 Order No. 62 issued 15 gay 1944.
Reeve tioovel?, Cay. continued in appointment as
Acting Transportation Officer, effective "L3 LY 1444;
Special Order No. 420 Sui,p.2 issued 15 May 1944
Lt. Col. O. C. Doering, Jr. appointed Chairman of Com-
mittee to Investigate Pouch Material vice Col.
Charles S. Vanderblue, relieved, effective 13 May
gat Special Order No. 60, Supp. 1, issued 15 AAY
BY MO Branch Or,:.er11.'). 80 Su. 1, Issued 17 May 1944,
15 May 1444, 1.:1?- following appointments
were m...%de:
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David Williamt.son appoilatea tIJ *r ?
J. R. i=r.311.,A.i A:;at tn Cnief
C1A-thint appointed Pi:An, & Production Officer
Samoa_ tl,crivaer at,2yo'..7.tGo. Barr,/iaan Area Opec,Itions
Officer
We.LayMorcn-; 4ppointeu Ltrea Opt:m.tioas Offler
Cued 46 A:../.5 4ff. '5 gay)
J. ?.aDointea Lait Area ?per-U.)11J
Officer (Supp. L") LW)
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gust Section
Lt. Thomas J. McFaddenr USNB appointed Acting Chief
Maj. George C. Dibert apeointed Production Officer
Fran 4 Whittemore appointed Adminietrative Officer
2nd Lt. John Cox ppointed Acting Plans Officer
Maj. Herbert 3, Little appointee Far Et Area Opera-
tions Off4eer
uej. Harley C. ttevenn -ppointed Acting Far East Area
Operatione Officer
Lt. (j.g.) Jemes Withroe, USNP appointed Pacific Area
Operation Officer
Dr.
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James McConaughy, Chairman, Col. E. F. Connely?
Weston Howland and L. Henry A. Murray named as
Committee for Reassignment, Reassessment or
Separation of OSS Personnel Retu=ing from Over-
seas, effective 22 !key 1944; Special Order No. 65
issued 23 giky 1944
Ensien Jamee B. Donovar appointed General Counsel,
effective 1 April 1941; Special Order No. 66 issued
27 May 1944
Col. Theodore D. Felmer, Alit!, under erelere for over-
sea duty, ia aereby relieved from duty us Asst.
Deputy Director - Intelligence 2ervice
Le. Co-. Olive: Jeclezon genes. J-., is hereby appointed
Actine .5t. Leputy Director, Order era, SUi4y. 1C;,
lee...Lee 29 Mey l944: effective, 24 May, 1944.
M.4. Joan S. Roller 15 aereby appointed Executive Officer,
MO Blench, Beene.. Order e-q, Sup,. 2, issued 27 lay
1944, erreetiee 24 ley. 19,4.
Co_. Otto G. Pitz aeeumes command of He. & He. Detach-
ment, 063 vice Col. Saerman I. Strong. General
Order NOG 4, isnuee. IQ June 1944.
Maj. Rogee A. Pfaff, At. Chief of X-2 appoiated Acting
Chier of BeeiLe. ,;aelne abeence ef Jemee R. Murphy,
effective'.`4 A y 1944; Breee.: Ore.' No. 7, revi-eed
iesded 29 Mee' 1944.
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Capt. Lee M. Sharrar appointed Deputy Chief, 1-2
Branch, effective 24 ILly 1944; Branch Order
No. 7 revised, issued 29 May 1944.
Maj. Aubry H. Harwood, riaieved of uuties as
Special At. to the Director, effective 20
May 11 J. ,? ..
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30 May 1944.
Edward H. Dcua, Jr., Mediterr,inear. The.uter uificer
appointeU Speci,i kt;st. t/te Director, effective
20 Uy 1-)44; Specil Order No. ,v, Supt.,. 1 issued
30 May 1944.
Dr. W. Noman Brm".7n appointed 2nc
Staff effective 25
No. , 13-::dedLi 194
Deputy chiaf.) P1,nnin;1;
Pli.xnning Staff Order
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AZANSPORTATION STATUS
SEC
tEl
The following number of persons witre moved to the port
4
or wnbarkation:
Period
vestri
V LT fl
MET?
FETO
TOTAk
May 1 to 7
21
14
6
12
53
iLiy 8 to 14
21
10
3
2
36
Nay 15 to 21
5
6
0
10
21
May 22 to a
63
11
27
1
102
TOTAL
110
41
36
25
212
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SUILIA21 51 .S;7-,cuvITizs
DUPING '-_AY 1944
Ti rsinactic in tne European, lediterranean
Gan,. F F.,y;t-ern Theater : !- 7ef1t:.ct..eu Ln te account
of OS.3 activiticz during Hay. Not only vi?s OBS brought,
Dy various organizationzA cnL,nge3, into a closer rela-
ti: U.S. ,&11.t AILieu a1,i7:JU;it L.tv,,.i forces,
but t .ncreasin, ext, LT, it was in action suivorting
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weekJ invasior oi northern
enL liajuere ,
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ztcl. an ;aircraft-
tulr...:1e ? 1,7"re
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same time suelie.5 .Jents were bein7 dropped into
qouttic.rn lor-grice
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fur
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Gertn lines.
ceieratcd pace,
were supplies
A1thou4n :ere was z4
).f OW, Ls in Italy, :Iew con-
anaergrounc leader behind tne
OqS
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de-,pite the
effe,t_ :f eneTiy drive W. Partis,n head-
.,.1z.rter . A olo .tsas de;.,.it to tile Tiro-German chrome
traffic t-e "Cnicabc" biLat_u tnree raiiroad
or1ue r.t.11-2Evr ui..t l Grcecc, along tl-e
t un 00 unit particip,tk2c.
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SI be .-7:; in Greece reported
Yulo-lLvi:A were 11,1rd pressed.
Nek.. ?,,ere ntroduced
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recon11.4saance of sites for prospective, airstrips.
Lio,-cver, itr. effortJr OSS wa'.; still to come,
c-c.; lol.cht,-: yore waz. devoted to organiza-
tion to.:ards ena.
The OSS ornization in EaLiant; t!a.; Lntegrated
closely -,.:it, the J.S. grouna forces by the attach-
'en- f X-2 HrT te r igenee) 7 SI, SO,
Co,iuli-..mication units to t headquarters of tile
ThL!.t1 .ray, ,..nother SCI unit attac!,ed to FuL3An
u.o. Army Group). Thl- ;rem; :eeflea likely to
continue, LiA1,F a;proveti tS of
person:.el ftt Si, X-A..1 3U, ill boen reque_ ted
IffikaL iricr,...,;e U. . c1c.Ff'er..,- :istce groups
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-ore% re'ioue .roject in Runani,.. %las being weighed
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:n 2 Alwtrial ilnd Hungary.
C? I
;./.bstitute for tae lntellieence pro-
ject wttic.6 u bee:- c.bandoned ul.on RussifIn opposition.
;,,t,re
c ?,Ito-ce 4ton iJonison, t:1 coordin-te all
.24a,tion
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f,11- 4.4 -
in7 1." ue41.;_11
ojecta Launching
rtv )_ .e-ries of vur-
faie Ger-:__?-
.Pace
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,Jortedly }eriodical!L? F. ti..- oar
3uca a.3 the oostils
1; to :arz.L:er recruitill4 of Frencamen raiseu by French.i
Li be r4ti anA, Bri';4 com-
__ck of frntinessii. eXCifl 31an3 I cer-
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dIffit!ulties
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Lu tne Fa Ldstern Theater, aside fro7-, tfte action
previ-)usly mentioned, the efforts of OSS were aevoted
wholly to building for ti ie future, i.e. to training,
rriti,,_;,evelorment of plan3, Li1n r.c physical
e.;tabiistment-,, etc. Det. 20, opeE-iltir., under ti.e
:-:)rte it ii.crc,..3e in
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for ii anc: SO ta o?,,ork in those
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,f new -
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R&PORT
MAY), 1944
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T=7nn of ZranCea
As D-day approached there were furtner signs
of the integration of OSS activities into the general
attack co be le.ue across the Channel.
In accordance with the wishes of the Joint
Chief. i of Staff for an increa3e of U.S. aid to French
Resistcmce group5 %o ecual tnat furnished by the
British, request:; were .;ubmitted for supplemental
allotments for SI, SO, Services ,:nd Communications.
SHAEF approvea ne
co nna t:1;z, portions of
tine SI azic X-2 reQuest relating to t4e imrleaiate
Speci-1 OSS Letachments had been activatea and
oy tt.e enu of t;,e month were attacnea to Army head-
Speci.., Counter
Intelligence (SCI) uniti
z.o tzi,eau,,uarters of the Thirrl Army -nd.
of GJI:e Fir..:t U.S. Army Group (FUSAU). SI,
jJa
wf Un.ts were also to the Th.ru Army,
.jiaLuitiona. tea.ms wert; reauj for ear.Li attachmnt
to ?UL. It uppei.reu 1ieLy tat OSS unit, -.maid be
At.,cneu to ...)t.L.e" a:mies in ttit early future.
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it
ort of Milita_
rti ME Al
RC
?
0 seratjo. s
There was an acceleration of activities and
accomplishments in furtherance of Allied military
operations curing May.
SO agents, acting either alone or in partner-
shie with frienaly forces, succeeded in blasting bhe
Lorraine Dietrich aircraft engine plant at Ba:ueres.
A field-des'el deception plan, carefu..ly worked out by
71'
enu the British in connection with the current
Alliec drive in Italy, wee responsible for neutraliz-
ing German divisions bacly needed elsewhere - a success
rate by AF11.;, a., the greete,,t yet echi.evea in this type
of operetion. Intelligence activity wae marked by the
beginning of t.e floA of -es:.:e.ges from the Sussex agents
in France.
All tne whiic agents ana supplies were moved
lnto France et J1 increasint: rate. Six SO agents were
infietrated, Acre eeven Suesee 01 two men each.
TW de -n over...CI_ total of -2 SO .gent in Western
Europe, -ae ree.3ee to le tne -umber of Sussex teams
_qtrouucee Ln7,o Fr-nce Lariat,: 1')44.
%.:.iyypcca
by SO to Reei-tence ,rou .aoal,tea to 1,46.: containers
enc. 83, ecAl-g - e..)2 ulort tos. in -LI.
C. Ore.?. DeveloDnents
Secretariat.
A Secrcte-i...:t ?ca.., established L.) for:a e
pool of Laforation on policy matter_
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oper...tions. Its functions wi De similar
to that of tae Secret:Ariat, OSS, Washington.
2. War Diary Section.
Eacn brinen w ret,uired as of May 1944
to prepre a war diary, under the supervision
of Maj. J. Freem)k- Lincoln 'Nith respect to
pLannin.:, but otnerwise under
of Branci:. War Diary officers.
3. Committee VI ratua7 the DeYelP.01_ent.of
Ionz?
Range Intelligence Organization,
jurisdiction
A committee
nfl-
WGCM,
fa t
co=posed of repre-
sentatives fro :A SI, 1C-Al and R & A, to prepare
a statement of objectives with respect to
for continental operations.
4. Channel for Contact .=
Tae ctieis of SI .and R ts A Branches 1.1-ve
agreed tn,t R 1;. L;110.1.:.L. be the official 0S6
channel to 0-5. (Ca), _,/though SI wil.L aissem-
in,te it. infortion airectly to Cu and receive
forma authority, in projects which an.1 its
special. concern, for direct uealings witn CA.
Tilts cropos s...,bmitted to Gel.. aol:;ie,
Civil Affa r
Gen. Mc5,erry, with fo:.71. ratification expecca
063, tl..roi,?1.1
r
fal;0!-!.It Jec,:aeo
J
A. A ou.,c ilave acce,,t. l-
by 0-5 fro-Ci :icla
;u0CeS?
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oper-tions. Its functions wi simi ai #
to that of the Secretariat, OSS, Washington.
2. War Diary Section.
Eacn br.incil w...ff reuired as of May 1944
to prepare a war diary, under the supervision
of Maj. J. Freemer: Lincoln -litt. respect to
planniu;;? but otnerliisc unz.cr t!le jurisdi-tion
of Brancn War Diary officers.
3. Coanlittee to Studv the Develozaent of Lora-
Range Intelligence OzganizatIgu.
A committee was set up composed of repre-
sentatives frog SI, X.-Z and R & Ai to prepare
a 5tatement or objectives with respect to
plAnning for continental operations.
4. Channel r r ContactA
0-5 Civ
rs
The chiefs or -.1.anci a :..
agreed tnat R A ,thoulcl be tne official OSS
channel to 0-5. (CA), ,,Ithough SI will dissem-
in,te li,fortion directly to CA and receive
forrn-iL,.uthorlty, In. projects which art: its
glociaL concern, for diruct uealings witi: CA.
This propos . 2Ja q...umittea to Gel.. JUL
Cr6r..
in
viiti rificL?Lion expect.
066, tLroal, t_
:%cel4c,; by G?: fr.. CA fielu
c.A.,11L1 ).11-CCS.
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II. SI (Perso-n 1: 32g, including 81 civilians and
87 French officert nu enlisted men.)
A. ktellixence Reporta
London received with considerable acclaim a
report. from Switzerland listing 60 German divisions
wnich have been withdrawn from the RUS5iam
be re-organized.
B. Special ?lens.
1. StusexYlAR. (Intelligence Service in support
of military operations furnished by agents living
off the land and carryiag oui: specific missions in
designated area.)
The rapiu accumuLltion of Sussex agents in
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followinj table:
ffPv%thfinders
alay_be seen from the
iAzents Iota],
Jan.
0
0
Feb.
larch
2
LI
2
April
2
12
14
&lay
T.)tal5
26
31
Of ti
thirteen te
in France, seven were
AL.lerican, in addition to the five Pathfirwers.
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There was adequate equipment in France for all
thirteen teams, end five U.S. teams and one
British team with which radio contact had been
estaolished, were definitely in place with their
equipment at the ena of the month. On 27-28 May
SHAEF's instru.eions eo begin sending intelligence
were transmittea to the agents in the field. In-
telligence and operational message:3 have been
receive e fro= four of tne sevee U.S. teams.
The five Pathfinders receivea radios with
request to arrange, wherever possible, for
reception of at least two and possibly four teams
at one plepointe If this could not be done SO. SOE
fecilities were to be available.
In addition to tne Sussex agents actually in
the fielu, 18 U.S. tem e of i agent e each, exclue-
ive of reserve,were in treleing at Areas .11 and
O. There were 20 U.S.-Britlee reserves in train-
ing.
2. Proust Plan. (Reserve pool of French agents
to aeslet fieLa inteIligeece in
rrenee)
The treiniag of agents continued according
to scheaule. Sixty-three egent e were teelnine
at Are Li. of venom 20 were te
as Sussex replacements.
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a. Mission -Varlin. Nen with labor contacts
to worK. Yith French Resistance groups.)
In view of the difficulty experienced in
decoding messages received from the Varlin agent
uispatched in February, an attempt was made to
mm-sic= thz-- n^mm/rinTr,z+-irtnc clrmtam= Pin=1 train-
ing was completed for the W:T operator who is
to replace the one killed in February.
b. Faust B. (Penetration of Germany by men
with labor backgrounds.)
Light students began training on 8 lay
at Milwaukee, the
fficial Faust B tr-ir"rber
area in England. By the end of May, 20 agents
were at Milwaukee, which representea the maxi-
m.. Tr, , t4 I
.4*-.4v4t.; etPP As.".111.
ditionzi personnel were reported en route from
the U.S. The training is geared to equip the
Individual trainee for special assignments, and
its effectiveness has increased with the addi-
tion of the pnysic,.,: facilities. The school was
expecteL to oe compitely e3tabli,lhea during
th.. fi s. in jrniza.
III. 17012_(Personnel: 65, incluaine, 31 civilians. SCI
units ar;t-cheil to FUSAG nd 3rd Array include 1i. officc-s
_nd 4:5 enlisted men)
Good progress was m.de toward -IeetinL' the new
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problems of personnel and training which will arise
from the employment of the X-2/SCI units mentioned
above. It was recognized by SHAEF that the increase
in the duties of these units would necessarily entail
a,r?
increase in eereonnel, and the rec-uiting services of
G-1 ETOUSA were therefore made available to furnish
19 officers ,nd 47 enlisted mee from replacement pools
in tee theater. A comprehen31ve plan wae set u: or
treinine of all recruits, wieo ert eo become members
of tne X-2/SCI Rear Echelon Unit, the carene of :el.e
SCI teem- to be formed in the future.
X.-2 continued to maintain and improve its co-ordi-
nation wite otaer eeneies. Its relations with its
Britiee epooeite number, X43, were as usual highly
setisfactory. With SO/SOS, arrangements were made tor
close liaison not only et heudeuarters out in the field,
wnere X-2 Units weu.l.e -eee eite SO/SOE in interrog.Ation
(DI =embers of French leeetence group:, end vetting of
11.O.Wly
eccruited ageute.
A primer we.. Deice; compile6, with the ',Lee of both
X-e enu X-D mate-lle, or counter-espionege personali-
ties In Spain. The eperetiene of the Seociehole St tion?
3et 1J.,, in April, .eere enhanced by e 4--.1;Ahmt7Int
enc.e of a flow of information te end froc: Stockholm.
Tee criti.:
r,of
pereomecl remeined
tee oute je, overel_ conf-on-.1ne X-2.
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IV R & A. (Personnel 147, including 86 civilians.)
Progress was reported in the work of organization,
although two aajor problems awaited decision: (1)
arranging for a proper flow of intelligence through
the Branch, (2) planning for continental operations.
R & A implemented liaison with ?trier vFgani=4'4^t-LA
by temporary attachment of appropriate per,onnel as
follows:
(a) Two members of the Central European Section
to Psycho1ogic,1 Warfare Division (PWD) SHAEF,
for field service.
(b) The Assituilt Director of the Branch to iatel=
ligence Section of ?VD a Special Advisor on
a tnree-quartor ti:rle basis. Mere is a possi-
bility tn.,t two otner persons ;Jill be z.tt=c:!asd
in tn:: event of cl.efir.ite need).
(c) The Chief of the EneLu: Objectives Unit tempor-
ariiy to 215t Army Group Headquarters.
(d) Two men to G-2 (Plans) SHAEF and Stanmore
(American Expeditionary Air Yorce Target
Selection) :reviou3ly reported.
PR (Princess Riborougn, 0 bomb-damage tIssessment
group) na:; Irle:a; :Ian_ 1'0'. 2 POL103tilitieS sw.vey
of st-togic Pooping, ts:, be u,ed in desisning the
final dtt,,c:s. on .L,pan.
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V. RESEkRCH AND DEVELOPMENT BRANCH .(FALDI) AND CEHSORSHIP
DOCUmENTS BRANCH (CD). (Personnel: 15, including 2
civilians.)
The first progress reports have been received from
these orancue51 .41ca 1;erc
ymnii-zhed in April. At
General Donovanse decision, a self-contained unit for
.c,le procurement and production of documente and camou-
flage items is to be built up in Great Britain. To
implement this plan, CD has three men collecting origi-
nal documents and organizing 4 library of document in-
tel.J.iereace, while R & D has
begun production of certain
documents. At tne same time, liaison is being developed
lath British organizations In order to iatprove the ex-
change oi
iteme vhich are tae concern of R & D.
tile special
OPERATIONS
VI.S0 (Pereonnel: 835, iacludin:r civilians and 11
Frencil officers.)
There :a definite increase in special operations
durin,z ta ,,,nth of.1 cp-
-lighted by the blasting
Ili;-11
of ti
Lorraine-Dietrlch eirt-raft engine plant noted
at tic coginnilag of this r,.p,-,-rt (r,, 14). Other operaei-ir,c:
included a deyi 6;.ht hold-up of a railroad train by two
U. S. officers 7-ho succeeded in oostructin.; the line
effeceL
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?-?3
The peazi o a ivi yo ev, till to r)e
Tie ..cceler-ed Inf.itrzAion of 30 ageLts nas
aLready been tloted in tni report (p. 14. However,
t,e JedburS teas,. .ad not yet been sent Into France.
Com.0ed ot 0. o. Dfficers :and radio oper.tor.71 Lnd
designed coordini..te the zuf%k of French Resistance
gro-J,3,4 ol.e-2.,tion3, the: were to
general
_t Kt,
be LispatcheL 11*. LI ye
opertic)t.?: ;2rogre5s. t, the end of 4onth, 45
JecourEn officers :Inc 40 W/T operatorz co-apleted
their training. Meanwhile d six-day course, intended
primarily for Jedburgh 7 'lad been set u by kir Opera-
tion for trainlng in selection of Landing fields in
enemy territorysuit-3ble for C-47 aireraft. Ther were
ten student3 in fir-t. ,nc. there -ill be a
nev, "eek.
/
VII. AI,t ,JhLTIOr4 uDU).
An indictiou of ti,t, ro.piuly activity
aside fro lz JeLbargn lntrUCtiO1. just mentioned - may
DC naU fro- t, te.ole ,:;Ii,tit.tti!v Appendix A, based on
five :,aontals )f 1944.
The nu;aber of Jodies
?
Plve-aonth tot-Ll;
pit uro...1?ped rountec 1.1 i7 of tnt; sume tot.,1; and
coatun 444,
1,4,1 r,is "crevLr, increaseu correspond-
fr.
a ?
ingly, tae four ,!lanes )ost during M.: constituting 4.3*!fi
' *ma
C? :
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of the five-nonth
QA r.t tne
80137 Bomb. Op. (Prov.),
planes never appro-che
-.6 ?
- SKR5
TLere were only 24 aircraft
eni. of the Ionth, f:sig ned to
ttlt.. number of operating
the originally Alocuted total
The 2) additional -Illoc,ted in April
rea(4. ;ometi,:le in June, but in view
liss-factor, together ,Atn the problems posed
feplacement-priorities, it is
.nu lo.
57 ,tirplanes will be
of 32.
ex.D.wted be
of ene
by modification::
doubtful th.it tho full quota of
av_Alable for obertions at any one time.
nt,ae by the Base
An impressive performane
Pacitin: Stzltion o.t Holme (14 officer- .nd 312 BU). I
toLal )f cont-iher, were cduuring Hay as
)2176 for Jnua,:-y-Apri.L At the ena of
rc,erve :')iner, were on uald and 6,000
were t:) be attainzu
wa_
continer 0 mum re.erve,
on ). .-boul, 15 July.
VIII. (13-r-.;onl:
A4 oivilian13.)
The-e v1,1
con nae collauor,,,ion with PINE
(P3yeho10gic..1. Wart rt Executive) in it, radio program
fort1Lo Gr: .;oLuier. _.1.d t?e v:eelay e-itin.z ana
.laily niaehrichten fur die Truppeln
Mi.;
uubLi:Jhirl!, oi
a subver3ive publication for German
ci5tfLbuted by ,ircr3ft
ConT.inent.
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Project-, Jtill in tne experimental sta17,e in-
cluded:
1. A )ubiication for di'3tributi0n to French Re-
jtYt Grou-Fs (RG). Dummie.?, . broad oatline
oT' eu1tori-1 content were uu.,itted to PD-SHAEF, which
dirorive ,7ou1ci De forthcoming about 8
e-
June authorizing tne 1),n.ication of tae paper.
2. A weekly .:lagazine desioed to demoralize the
German troops In reserve. Two test run,; of this maga-
zine ?fere bade anc a tentative target d_te of 1 July
wa, set for the first regular publication.
set up for training at least 12
A p-ogram was
--gent ,3 for operfctions in the field. Recruit-
ment n, tr.inin. were awaiting aathoriztion of __ PY4D-
1., , Com_litteel hua the pro?
pos-t ander con'daer-Tion.
IX. git (Per,onne:,1, inc_uding 1
The Navy Depertment lthdrew the 3 PTs a,signed to
MU OS,: auti_ p ..o, fter Brunch activities
were 7:.:).erefJr, 1.-1.1tec oontinued trainin,L of
unue:--?ter No oommitments were ,AudefOr the
,f tr,c4 swiLac.er-.
L. Comdr. Guest (Chief) tv.aporily detached
'
fJr duty ..vith L. Cefadr. BuLtieley r GitjatriC
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was assigned to liaison duty with tile British Deputy
Director Operations Division (Irregular) (DDOD(I))
Section, unit :.hicu conduct cl,ndestine sea trans-
port. MU 1_ in u position - if the PT craft a7e re-
turned -v, ir:acdiLt,aly in conjunction with
DDCD(I).
OG:;.
Plans ware completed by the middle of M,Ly to transfer
tne OG training area (Area E) from Inverness to "Brock
lili The Liove Y;as begun on 23 May and virtually ac-
complished by the end of the month. There were facili-
ties to house 200.
Two French OG groups (8 officer, ,Lcic. 6C men) were
expected ii UK to be he in reicines a a resel.ve for
SO operations on the continent. Accom=odEtiohs were
secl-e
The Norwegian OGs were removed from :he jurisdiction
,f sp:,flcinavian Section of SO to that of C.O. OGs,
..,7:91n!T ' ?
OU1-?
The _,2t grm.v.;: of :5 repnrtpu to that
P 2-on'ite Scuool on di,y, bei huased at Area4V.On
15 day, nine citicr L 003 N.:;:.orted for a turee-week
co,Irse.
The utilition
-,*
of OG s wzAs yet
finally uete.7m red. doe/e, eetingl: on 16 ..nu 19 ILy
C
tc outline and discuss the srginization xtu
')1* L groups for .)!AAER.
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a large-scale exercise in conjunction with the Bardsea
Poles. There were :Curtner negotiations concerning the
remcvi. o o: dispatch of OGs sithout absolute
certainty Lai31-, to Army would overrun them within three
days - restriction 1;hiclt i_ believed to 1ii1t the
XI. COLIMUNTIO21S. (Por-oniLei: 476, LI-Icludig 12
civill ns
A "well done wa, c?iven the comnunications operations
of Area. "VI, (SI -ad r,Ltio st,Aion) by Adm. George
B. Wil.on? Chlef of 6taff to Adm. Ii. R. Stark, Commander,
U.S. vL Force- In Europe,
tidy.
:fter an inspection an 29
All mobile coamunications units
were fully equipped
Ir. addition to the unit q'ttic'hed to thE; Third Army (see
p.liabove) an OSS Signals Detachment
joined the First
Axmy permanently on 5 M.ty. By the end of the month it
was completed :Incl ready to operate. Anotner Signals
Det-chment .2ontillued traininz Agnz.1.3 prior to its
:-1._t:=04mont tne 21st Army Group. The Robilc Communica-
tiou Un..' i,RI t FUG wa,
StJtion Vic_19.1.1
L:y 46 ?ay, 19
3t,tioa
(SO
r qT Su?,ex)
cont,tcts witn Six
.tonts ,nd
totu.ling 938 groups, excluzive
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of oper,.tion._ mess"gee and fragments. Automatic
tvalsmission by tape, rather than by nend, was adopted
ti:ne-s_ving measure.
Station Charles (for SO, including Jedburgh)
handled operational and exercise traffic from 13-27 May.
In addition to the usual SO messages ,Ind the growing
SO/SOE Scandinavian traffic, 8 Jedburgn channels were
exercised near the end of tne period, involving 64
daily contacts in addition to nightly broadcasts.
XII. SERVICES. (Personnel: 402, including 66
' 4 in .
xLm. "4181
exnsin of osS personnel,as well
e, ea- elovement of groups into the field and the opening
of additionLeL projects, placed a neavy load on the
Service Branch, p,:rticularly tue Procurement and Supply
Section. Routines, procedures, aria the like were re-
viewed and altered to :aeet true chaning situation and to
control ta,. volume of '-ork Ithou increasing the person-
nel.
G-4 aotified OSS
re,uisitions can no longer
be Nwealted through" wnicn on re,uieitione of
suppl:.e.s -;,u equipment require approximately six
weeks. Therefore, reiui iion ..:ere submitted covering
supplLe., for ui fir,t 11?.1i of July.
XIII. OTHEa BR,dICHES
1. Field Pho.,ographic (Pereonilel:
6 cLvili,-.ns.)
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The appro,,cA of D-day was :Aso reflected in
the activities of Lae Field Photogr-phic Branch. Nine-
ty percent of tne personnel :ere ,,ork on tLe invasion
mlLssian known as Co-ordinLted Photo Activities. Comdr.
Fora (Chief) ni the coabat camera crews were dispatched
to tueir reeLtiV= stations. In !viAition four FP port
officers were designatea to expedite tue flow of film
material, including U.S. Navy combat cera crew footage
and U.S. Coast Guard motion picture and still material
from their respective stations to London.
A aimplified procedure was set up for expediting
the handling and shipment of invasion film. Thi3 fol-
lowed request by the Sui)reme Comnanuer that FP be
attacaed to the Public Relations Div. ;or. of SHAEF, to
assis-. in ,:notographic coverage -If the invasion opera-
tions, witn all FP facilitit:, to be at SHAEF's disposal
from approximately I tay to D plus 60. It was subsequently
agreeu 80 of tac Branco would Laplement this oruer.
At General Donovan's direction, -nd with the
_pprov__ 01 7,;IL Executite Coioolittee, FP wa,1 co produce
motiur= ?Uctdre iua still. picture recoru of th 31313?
ETD Aission, lottU a-eompl.ete document-Lion of its aims
t4^-1-rit4olt
Field pnotodraphy was completed in connection
Cot.. .. Comm-ho project. It wa, anticipateu
tnoot couk;.o ou' to bc approved by Coastal Command
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authorities, woulo be finished by the third week
in June, t which time it would be dispatched to
the U.S. for finai editing.
The SI film, Meet the Enemy (recognition of
Germam, military e,.iuipment ,nd uniforms) was also
virtually completed.
2. Atctirity. (Personnel: 12, inrour44ng
civilians.)
As of the end of H,y complete vettings were
obtained or in process for every member of the OSS
London Misirion. In addition, opies of It311 reports
on personnel from tie U.S. were forwarded to ETO and
maintained in tne files f e London Security Office.
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FAR EAST THEATER
REPORT
0,4V. 19441
Colonel Coughlin, Struteic Services Officer for
Caina, ,lo,LaouaTters La Kunming, na anuer his
atcTLt(,.11 OS'S ocerations in the China-Bur=A-India
TLeatc:,: includin (1) DetacLment if-?11 in Nazira, Assan;
(2) Detachment ?2, q4c-, orate; under the Sino-
Amerian Cooperatt.ve Org?Inization (co) (:3) the OSS
Stafl of tire Air Lo.0 Cr ounC. Forces Re:,oul.ces and
Technical Staff (AGF.-.TL: - also known as Ag Fignters)
an orinizztion forLially aiLned
Comnanding
General of the 14th Air Force, oat st_ffecl by
OSLperzzoan.el.
AA. - Detchmen'r. Peronnel: 61 officers
:?nd 160 enlisted Inen,)
T_ GENERAL
A. Eicn_Liants of M(Nitni,,
The Dart playeu Dy Det.cint 1W_ in the
capture of ce yitky1r i1tii na tne subse.uent
att.ictl on tle. town co:a.:Lded by Col. Hunter, the
le _der of -Le Viet07i0U:4 Gallahad forces, in the follow-
nThan3 to your people for job.
Could not 1.:_ve succeeded 1,ithout
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1:010 ttJt
Detach1ent-101-aa5, to date, re,.6caed close
to 200 ai-men and pilot. This achievement ha l3 been
rconLe and letter orjr-r-___tion :-.nd thanks have
been forwarded by the 89th Fighter Squaaron and the
80z- Fter Group.
The Lezi.:,n I Merit (0a;!: 13,2af Clur;tt)r) and
theSoldjerlsMed weri; aarde, to Col. Carl F.
Effler on
B. Matters Affectin BasiJ: Policy,
It tla:,1 been decided toJove the ,2oum1n1catiohs,
intelligence, anu oDeration41 branches foi-ward near the
re crl_lbat oc.L-e at Myitkyin? in accordance with the
decision to auvance sucil units a_ tie collibat forces
win ne- victories.
C. General Progress viithih the Tater.
By order of :it. Gen. Stilwell tA- Herring unit,
a Briti,Jn qrou, simil_f in sanction to 7),tLohnent lul
uncer Ceneral WiNgate, 1,a,; been placed
under -sion 1)-stent IL.. Thu action
1.L1 re fo:: operations of the
order z.)co jji.t t_e activities of
tn.) '4;,) Odj) cJ.L tna, effort.
PrLL-1 to ?alcc.irin t siee of tae liyitkyina
rAi.7stri.,-, General Stthell per2ona1ly reque,tee informa-
tion on location of enemy units in anc around the
entire ayitkyin_ ar.. T e.s.podite t.te delive'y of
this information, Detachment 101 establi.:,hed L, complete
radio unit at Co7lbat ileadtp-ters.
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target or "pinpointn ilat?, liaison with Wingatels and
C:cnranis. foce3, nc ;Le infiltration uf n0tives benind
lines.
III.
IV. R& A
V. CD
OPERA:IONS
VI. SO. op, Air [drops
Ailted force5 tn nt,rtlie-n
Bur-m.a :lave been almost
uependent upon such tr,roup?,,; for info-s7t1on on trails,
roaa -erhole, -rossir&P,Pinpoirtirn: of tari7ets,
dive.;ioni.;v a ti-n.s, an, :.e;c'e of air
ptiot.;. A :roxii_t_ly 207 Jap-1 *e,e Indeter-
ea n_Laber er woun....ed 0.3 aLainst 0 los: J- :.ativ
L:tle:'1*L?Icl L:001?-3 5 sii6atly woanoed.
dre as renain 0s set fortn in tne previous
mon 1%,ort.. 2nt:prroL Lrentt- aecompilsh=ents
CL .11 iL :r'oLps (a:.iue from pro-
vieinb 0.1?Lsk., force; :lo intelligtnee)
ert:
A"--4kP I. Tlit: urea:
t 1.0n
Approxi_n3Le trtrZtI1 ilu,, Accomplishments: Occup..--
'o 1, _ ; , ? _ - 4.3?. tack, 1versiona,7
in
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said, the operation could not have been accomplished.
Further detaiLs of this operation shov. the part OSS
played in the
r.,pt''re If Myitkyinu airfield.
Ou:- force- int.er Lt. Martin .nd Lt. Hazelwood
atullyLEG the 4:illanad forces right up to the air-
strie and asiz;ted in ricidin6 the vicinity of Japs so
that planes coul, sapplies and reinforce-
ments to carry on the att..ck r. yitAyina ,roper.
While ail tai .: v4,1 ,oLig or another of our
6rcup., under Comdr. Luce and Lt. Larsn were doing
?Z C
job c narssi eneLa reenforcements
neaued for Myitkyina that they were halted and fihally
uivert fro- their objective. Had snese Japanese
troops beet. able to continue unmolested, the airstrip
battle might have taken longer than few hours.
To do this job , -,Lonr. period of pre-
parinc _Lteilit;ence on tic Jtrenitl. ot enemy., his
Do2It1on- ari(i tat.,, best
directiun ft= wnich Lot make 1-?he
attack. 014... ..,tatioht, in fielL not only sul4;lied
4rifotio b.,zt uio ieartu ta- trails of Jap
tro ,rozlau tr,tse e.ltrois so that the
Iorces coulo ,_1c the trip through the jungle
in t ort,ut That t!liti aone before
ru." AtJ!t %OJAI tau air:3tri, is an
os.c,%-n,...int? tribute co field ope-atiuns.
Or
CBI2ounduid, a 1:etspader publ15Lcd
in anu for tne theater, printed a special story devoted
to th, heroism of NINaw Yan, Nau
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1eadin
nguideu y to
airliela ove,- 3 route vnich enabled
U s to evcle Jap Dos1t1on3."
Kachln, bitten b poisonous snEll(o while
1. .
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terriolo 1)%1T. utti_ .-,c1 CO:.plet.eu is ssion. He
Kacir fros; De tz-tchrleni, 101
was one ..);
t
to ta,?k uirecting Allied forces to ':.heir objective
under the supervi.iion )i our 0:fit-ers.
ARE'. 111. T.Ie Knotnead Operation:
:.rength: 475; Accomplishmtmts:
an orEanizational state, although this group
fu...?niin, protection and security for air w...rning
statio14s gatnerin8 intelliL7er,co.
Other group contnue to operate in U.,. fielc,
farniz:u intelligence, recrit nc.tives,
fos tt? relutionship::, tives in viilLges an,? tovins
In area.
,i3ns:
DrirL te aontn of gay approx1ii14xtely
poal4a,..;? o,,uipal:211:, en(2, ,-ere cropped t ,
groul_. 3 " comprcd ;11.41 2711.4 pocit.: In April. The
110i1 ?. z cro,
4 .?=nth is seen in tile
folO14. fie:arcs:
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Month No. P. ;.es No. Lbs.
Jan. 19 78,527
Feb. 14 89,760
M.i:.. 27 137,74?
1.).p..... 55 271,372
May 67 3001)00
coing expansion iu
tit- number of 'nit,
1- erti...kited that tne weight )f supplie'; dropped by
air will increase WO% by 5-ptP-ber.
In addition to suppliel,, a large number of
ilersonnel ot flown into thwIr respective operating
stations eacil. month. So-le are J.hndoo. _n;
in.
VII. MO
Effor't e no oeini? obtain apprumal
for use of , cre1dy vorlf.od out faLse inteliAgonce
iee (11-z1e Plan).
Six leaflets Nkerc Lirepareu during the period
-n? serie i.fl?t c ocnz:r printeu 4.Itt=c is
iu t:.e course of pr.Dz-r,Lion de.Dit,nea to wkon tne
Japanese IO.LC on the. t,-) undermine J,panez,e
.orale. A serie!) uf
also heeL (listi.ibuted
for7.arc. ,:i-cu?t4Jr. in nurna.
VIII.MU
IX. 00
X. CatILINICATIOI,
Detach:at...II:. 1 co.14un. Paori-
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replacing Anglos as operators and during the month
of May there n increase of trarfic of approximately
15. Twenty-seven .Ftucent operators are ander instruc-
tion anc 17 enlisted men are also receiving instruction
ty-Je. e..uipment nave
t o ex.... Det?cn.nent's co=unica-
ti)n, , -ore equiht and personnel are
essentiz.i t neet the re uirement, future opertlions
XI. SERVICLS AND SUPPLIa,
It L)peu ta,;i. by tilt. first :I' July
new
accountin, ,rocedurP for Secih_. Fai,ei? in the field
will be put into effect. The jer;onnel ileces,3a:y for
thi:L tore: na'.; not been :ounu ant ti.e function of each
1ndiviuu-1 been fu.11y
I"^"c'n
cgail
pypenseS
wi2.2.. be nece'.1-,,ry to cover
rc:; t f )r furtner
2000 licti; Jeer.
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The procedure for requisitioninv through the
Arm; nab been chancet_ si:ce labt nonth bec;,use of
te increased pereJnnel. It
no that a T.E.
wiil soon be essenti. 1 :o procu-ment 01 supplie3 and
e 6,17-ovz-d L qt. or re uireflents,
to one .y.tb!,iLt,.?(. 'Dece, L )4 y c- app..oved
onab.._u _Le 16 needec and
11:1.4utio!?
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General ue(lti, uf t;...?. entire nrg;Inization is
Anti- :aeasi.trer.3 ? rt. beinf carried out
diffIculty oeen encountere( in the lacs of
?loi:cel)1, ? ).1: nitatiun on part of 7.4.t, natives.
,eu.lith of itac.ents improv=s imrraaf:urably
aurin- tn-. coarse L)f v.heir t-z-.1nLng.
It r, 00m-tent:led
,1) :ft' t' I Dcrsonnel ilio_uuing foar uocto:
p:?oporti)n ? te nixaber rorp31-.1en oe c.1.,tate to
t,..c f id (2) con_i.aera'i n De Vt-11 to ct ti,A1
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ner-iy be,7..-_?nitcia-; :. r1a ir.
U (Ire b? Fil",..f; '
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at,:reemeht to LE:et 1, section of tile pro-
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COMEDtluATION BRANCH
REPORT FOR MAY
11 'I
Novae a
nia4
Totl of personnel in this branch is now 1190,
of whicn 798 are on duty in the theaters and 178 are
in tr-tininf; or transit or requested for ovg.pc-ens duty.
The gretest incretlse Tiz:: in the European Theater which
had cae highest pr107ity on personnel and as a result
reccivec personnel diverted from FLTO. An additional
idlottlent therefor,.: be necessary to fill the FO
requirement.
FZSZ, St.atioa.;
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tuflt7?fOU ir*.ehedule.
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tion of ,4 new DF station in Italy ha,,i been supplied to
tn Afrlc 11.;.,1 Section. Suppilez of bae .;tation and
agQn, nuvi) been shippea to the advanced buses
atI.iL Istanbul.
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Frradi PHOTOGR1PHIC BRANCH
MAY 1-,E.PORT
.1k114
Wig ilia I
Eighty-five motiol, 1,ouna anc still
caLlera crews ':Iere useu in tne r_roduction of photo-
gra1c report..; for OL-,z ot;'ler %ar agencies,
Elev,:n notion ,ictures were co%ileted and 24,800 feet
of picture negative and 89,645 feet of sound negative
werz, exposec, in t:Ic wd.shington .aboratory. Twenty-
four .irtures .re noy in various stages of vriting,
paptogr,;pny ecatin.'. Complete_ fiins include:
"Bela Horionte" for Coortinator of Inter-
A-,crican Affhirs.
"Preview _f Assam" for 08S.
R.sonE-in f,r
"SZTR," (Grcei,) for 068 -
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"Bocy f-: OS School_ & TrLininE
FloaT?int, Bou Crane" for ti.le Bureau of Y.,c2ds
Doc, Nvv Deprtment.
6:4" for the N..tion;,.i Defense Research
Council anu tilt; Office of
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"Navy Procurement" fr OSS PresentiLtion Branch
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"Afar.. ii il Clz;:le" for t,Le ittreLw of Ships, Navy
Duiartuent.
WaLS Yorkinc, Wz,nington,
Holiatvoou? Lenc.on "nu thc
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four outsiue t:tc2 Fifteen still
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REPORT FOR LAY
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1. The work ,f the Foreign Litionalities Branch
includes - v...riety of field studies of Foreign Nation-
dlitie ih Lie United States. Among these are the
following:
Foreiiln Nz,tionalitv Group Meeingp. Thirty-
four group meetings were attended durine;the
montn lity, most of thich concerned French,
German, Lithuanian and other Baltic and Balkan
organizations.
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One hundred and one SitioL reports were prepared
dealin6 pttrticularl:/ with middle Europe:Ai. countries
ahd gro,A,.i ander Geman aegeuorly. TILere wort:
c.1L,o reporti fro tz.if Field Representatives totaling
148, no;t dett ;:ith Gera.,n, Polish, Yugo-
sluv, C.:eel, and har-st:ari-h g.,roups.
c) Forei,h Lt.tnitUai,e Press ReadinE3 Nine hundred
tnanty eidnt reyert
received based. upon
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the reading of foreign lant7uac,e newspapers. Particu-
lar attention was devotee to the editorials and
com.aent on the journey to Russia by Father Stanislaus
Orlelaanski and Pisofessor 0.:car Lange, Polis,h-Litiluanian
93
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Toprelations, th,a composition of t L
Alnerican Information Center, and curreftt relations
between the Yugoslav Partizans and the Croat
Peasant Partys
2. A series of reports prepared by the branch
Was [13,0L-4.14,UUCA4WithjizLoOI MIS, State,
Censorship, etc.:
#186, Ne,. Yugoslav Conflict Shows Itself
here
B-195, Greek-American Reaction to Roosevelt-
Churchill Letter
#189, Bulgarian-Americans and the Macedonian
Question
.41a^
7-1 vs. .11-.1 the unitalu
St.tes
B-197, Lithuanian Information Center
B-199, Pro-3iwiet, ALILI-Pu1164 White Russian
Movement
B-200, Polish-American Nationalism on Eve
of Buffalo Congress
B-1921 Finnish-Language Press on Soviet-
Finnish Armistice Negotiations
B-194, Whither Carpatho-Russia?
8-102, Bruening on the Future of Germany
#187,Velkgfront or Communist Front?
6-103, Don Luigi Sturzo Discusses Italy
B-196, Celebrations of Soviet-Czech-Slovak
Pact
B-1981 Scandinavian-American Press on Swedish
Export3 to Germany
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B-2011 Italy as Viewed by Italian-Americans
on Eve of Fall of Rome
B4.93; Armeninn-ar4cane.
Armenian to !Wit York
Weales.
savV.Ltgto
Coadenhove-Kalergi on Pan-European Union
Foreign.Limati.%gn Pnacta Cct
%."-Ls satawa
9 April Radio Address
3-104, Church Activity and Russia, Visit
of Archbishop of York
3. QuinandatianI
a. From thu Department of State Mr. James C.
Dunn, Director, Office of European Affairs, and Ur.
Wallace Murray, Director, Office of Eastern and
African Mfir, have written letters to General
Donovan, Director of WS, expressing their interest
in tue work of thi rrch:41d asking tl4a. zuZficieut
additional copies of Fie Reports and Studies ba pro-
vided them for distribution to the principal embassies,
legation, consulates general in their respective
areas abroad.
b. During recent weeks FRB is deemed to nave per-
formed 4 useful service., in obtainink; a first-hand account
of hi conversations with Marshal Stalin from Father
Orlemanskil upon his return from Russia.
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RESEARCh AtIALYSL) BRANCH
FO a MAY
l? iia
For te firgt tLme Rc A :,as submitted a
chart -nien iVO eetailed information as to tim source
of the projet:,; oeen anaertaken in the brLa,eu,
toget:tt:r ti uatL: o t. tot? number of man-ho2rf4
devoteftt. e,(ft. project.
The followinv data n:ve been ,ao..7tr eti_d from
the chart in oraer inc clue inform,tion on all i,-oj,cr,;
coniuui? =or. th:.;. one;s.r cent of the total man-hours
of wort,: in Ltit.; brancn.:
Source Project
Professional CAF Percenage
of total
G4n-hours
Clvii Arf.41 s Divi6ion 40,269 5, '41 30.1
JIG
ti:gt 976 3.5
l
JANI3 .3,247
1;--.t
Dep.if._:-.1ent of ..1:.e 40, :10 4,427 et
Co.:nisc.tee 1, J92 32U 1.1
:1-117,w,tdor: Rt:;.,o .- t,s. 408).i
1 7! 3.6
P( __ticai 2.11:e1:_ys'.,; 1,,,uku L.,.u..,.., 9.4
6tlif-ii-itIcAtta _,,708 1,154 3.2
An important, bu- -1..i ppointin,, fe.tture of the
:2ow.ht , ctivity %.- ',,:,- nece .sity for the Far
DIv:,ion to turn doy.: .1 reu0,t f-o:.. Gen. V.,,.cArthurIL
Stff for or ont;..t.
of office sp,ce per:.onnel.
?
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2. _WILVAILLIILLEIN112..iirtila.
Public .tion of the Political Intelligence
Weekly Inaugurate:I to replace the P.W. Weelay,
discontinued it. April. There wa.1 continu,:tion of
tilt! 11,DrMu- o-:t of tu(: Staff, in-Lueing coht ributiens
to the SIC Weekly Summary, Pr.esent.ations fn the PW
t1.on Report:. ?,nd the Weekly AirgraM3
r caralz. y
to t:tQ )utposts.
3. jiakia,,Y.WSin?.
The Ntlp Division uccel..ted re..uests for 79 maps
,Anc. coapleted auct dintributed lnl. The requeits for
new %A,?vs -tere broken dam as follows:
O'l _
(divided as follovs:)
JI3P13 ..
CAD, War Dept. .. 2
Others 12
Chtttf3 of
Office of tiavl
Wa- Deportment
1,oltx-v
fD:
39
St*Iff. . 31
Intelligence 4
79
ILA') Di,b4r..eluents
Total
r1y be illusz.rIteti
.885
title3
78,735 sheets
oy the
Topogr-phic Models:
ReacJted 2U, tncluding 5 neu aodels
Co:r,ileted 1, Inclu?iing 2 .
In Progret; 31, including 21 new models
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The new model:3 co-_-,Iletec tore SPIV Nortnern
n- adjacent XLVI Philippines.
In addition 67 re.ue.,t ere re-zeived by te
Pi:otograpy :ectinh for 515 titles and 8,186
4* IILLSWIlmfiftilit.L=Lig.ia
Beside. ,ori: o: civi .ffair, incluuing )0
gu1co. J-tralLtL Co'TinitteeOL Civil Affairs
Stuule_ ninv 1,uide3 cezi-ed by the Comnittee, Lne
ctivItie of Lie LLivisiony be analyzed as- folio:
a. Bconomic Subdivtslon, in addition to its
?71
Civil ta1 CUve, de-,roea
A aft. %sr
prigicily to v:ork for Joihr. LItelligenco
Co=ittee (SIC), t.e StItte Department, Enemy
Oil Cottee (irvIluui;:t; J-:udieL:, of bombing
dawa0), Coc:->:ittee: Ellem: Objectives
unit (.O.U. R&A.ETO) "ne. tic Whtiit con-
farchoe Loncon.
b. Geograpnic Subiviior complete:1 four s4.ecial
studie to the Joint Topogrtphic
Co:.ttee of J.I.C., r.di ui1. ire
co=aunic,tiJn
c. Politic.L Subdivi.;ion -6,
weeicly
(_) . on
.1 .
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4.
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g pialkak 404= prepared reports on the
role or Comma-I/Ss in the Ball(7,r aptured
Chetnik document, the Greek crisis of
April-May 1944.
(3) gesealc.a...'la-r-_,4ux complete four
reports in addition to its Civil Affairs
work.
.31s6.4112_..n??,ect1o4 continued or on the
Catholic cnureh, labor, underground wad polit-
ical groups.
(5i J4 t_
0 ...44.-bies
n majr study
of political partiez; .1nc, persont.lities in
Pale ,tine, .eport on communist organiza-
tions and pro-Russian trends in the Near East.
(6) 42andinaviaD-Baltic Se,;tion was dissolved
and its functions transferreu to tae Ueatarn
European Section.
5. 7z4:- Betstern Divi4on
Duin t pt monta tie division received a
request fro= MID for e.21ten.sive work on industrial man-
power vclich has str,ingtnene" resea.ch of
the Economic Subtlivi,ion ?Ind re;ult?c in closer working
re,. Li.-.3.0113 ,??? "1"
Waiaw.
The Chief o_ tDvtio beth. inviteu to
t)ec!) - wc=ber of tLu 0"a 41dvi:ory CommiLtee on
propa?lru.i., J,pan.
Th.r. niviqinn watt.; also
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invite,. Iv MH. C. F. Re.' of tht2 Department of State
to
Isri informal o-kin6 coumittee on
J.-panose reparations. Office space
con,titute,-: a major eroblem, not only hamstrinzing
effioiAncy riut :ask-; cauzin,- .a general feeling that the
or discri=:n_tion.
6. U.S.S.R, Division
A
on RuLtsie.14 Ai in
Ge 'L ny :nu :A.:a P:-oblem of Three-Pover Goope7z1-zdon.
Tn1 vieTeLi1tve of tt cirviction of 1.:40
Div. ion' T"uturt: thci hu-opear. enter; its
pna%-t:. At t;.e re ue.zt of t'Lt. Dep,Irtment of Stte
tae Div-sion is prep:Aril.:7, eJnjunetion with the
Europe-Af-ic:. :!ntitleu Hassial.:;
tileptio;L De2,54.(ls upol. Fl!ctorz) Affecting
Firdzzadi.; C.4,..c1ty to Py. Four carrultt SituL.tion
r,.eort_ uurl. t.!
7 ir .1;.zieric,a1
plv!-Ion Inter_..13artment,1.1 Comnittee
ti u.in. M.y,
c.e072. ouc.;t_naing
3. Com:A:au,Ltion
T10.. ? rLet..4...ve- for
;3 ? .16.1 'L?co: 7%. Cab
t.).0 .1:C11:
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a. Letter from Henry W. Ehrm, , Chief,
Fore.gn Information Section, Division of
Research, OWI, re biographical material
on Argentine perseazdities.
b. Verb commendation from the Cartel
Committee for the high quality and use-
fulness of t7:o papers on the potash industry
and on buffer-stocks.
c. Appreciation of Mr. Levy's work for the
U. S. - British oil meetings was recorded
in tae minutes of Meeting No. 7 of the U. S.
Technic1.
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and Italy home bosoms *a samerous that a listing of emik im-
diviiMmildrep mould be ecefusims.
During the 2 drelle of 47%5 to mere
mode to reeisteoee groups in Northern Itabr., These mare
OSS organised group,.
874 tome mere dropped to British organised ramie-
tone,
filaq_a_a the month of Ma.
An additional 3,6 talli of *applies were dropped Is
SI teams in imanee.
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ANI-AG EMTN. Maly
LEAFLETS
do. p a
ANTI-TAP
PAMPHLET
CoMBAT
PROPAGANDA
wiciTs
p.e,SABOTAGI.
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STRME
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flaming ItaUsxs mot in YON& * 1.-341
for Gamma.
(Pellow-10)
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203? Aosta & $tk Amy.
0026?410 kit gatillkilldaf
Leaflets, stemoils. Os.
do.
40-Pige British basklst On
eaUtage.
tasks nosagaper aLippiijs
giving astotago isetrsstions.
Anti44esi stinkers.
Doseriptio* from SI informa-
tion ea Rams strike.
lattiltration of nem of Axis
saints to inallify tkoir velum.
800.000 droppod orwir
Northern
do
Materiels. doswasitS
& baskgmeand assoabled. X
Infiltration of material.
10 for N. Italy ti.sairfored.
10 for Yugoslavia' doliverst.
4 rook
for Franca. I dared.
Trosalatad into Italia*.
Revised and 4ii1argaii
oolitic& 'tinted.
10 prepared. and 25,000
printed.
aroadaest by WC.
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varolited, owiting
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ileum asrrisons in Dalkeas.
Bogus latter to German
agraTiSOMMI azat other a tial
utilising capture ot Osman
generals
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collobersto with 0410111hOls
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Noaspapar plants of saws &
moors.
Iiegulax project*
Intelligoase ? aortae seissioa
to Grote
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text seispletod? format
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press soca. Farther
material prepared. X
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pared, to be :Would
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Alausettria?
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The figures shown on the chart and indicated below
are gross weights delivered in the indicated period.
The usual load consists of seventeen containers and
five packages. Some drops, however, contain less than this
ana at dmia art .11ftalkm4m1 laltAm usually. of wireless
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equipment, arms and money. The containers average slightly
mere than 275 pounds each, gross, or about 225 pounds net.
The loads ars packed so that if several of the containers
are damaged or lost, the balance will still be usible--i.e.,
a sontainer with rifle* will razz, have
although additional ammmnition will be found in other
containers.
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Awn
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eTerem, 10.20, While loads vary from
weak to week, there has been an increasing tendency to spend
more arms and loss food and clothing.
4 Machine guns, 17,000 rounds of ammunition
44 Rifles, 6,600 rounds of summation
55 Sten guns, 17,400 rounds of ammunLtion
144 Hand grenades
140 pounds of plastic expi sive, with firing
equipment and 3 it botage devil:41r
200 First aid kits
sox* packaged food and clothing, including
blankets and shoes.
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fashinGton, D. C,
13 June 1944
There have been many inquiries lately about the organizational
set-up of OSS in the Nediterranean. The Mediterranean Theater
Office has prepared a series of' rough charts in cooperation
with various Branches and offices.
These charts are NOT OFFICIAL. Indeed? in same respects they
represent the best guesses which we could make and they are
sure to Go out of date quickly as conditions change. In case
they may prove he1pfu.3? homevere copies are being sent you here-
withe
would be clad to receive your comments and suggestions,
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REPORT ON OS:7, ACTIVITIES
TOP SECRET
FOR TaE MONTH OF JUNE 1944
* * * * * V * ?* * * 4
1. The June report presents no innovations, except
that the section on commendations, premised a month ago,
has been set up as Appendi.-,t C.
2. Because of the delayed arrival of information
from AGFRT, this report doe:3 not cover that phase of
OSS activities. When this information is received, a
section will be prepared on AGFRTS ana forliardea as an
addendu:.i to this report.
3. Beginning with the month of July, the component
parts or the monthly rt----rt ofQS act-tvitie5 will be
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submitted as prepared by the Theater Officers, with a
tL fortqalng memorandum fro:_ t-e underalned indicating
salient features and aadinz; sucn explanatory and supple-
mental informatioh as may be necessary. In order to
make these report:, available as ettrly as possible, it is
oroposed t. submit. te v-riou sections as they are com-
,0-1...? Irozto=.a of waitin,: to receive all sections before
submittinc the report in its entirety. Eacn month the
first section will be forwarueu wita a loose-leaf binder,
and subsequent section., will ue prepared for enclosure
therein, so that z.hen all have been received tae montnly
report saould be in the same form a at present.
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Reports Officer
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suaLlary
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ETO
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Det. 202 SACO)
Det. 404 AEAC)
Washington Branches
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Communications . se
Field Photographic... ? ?
ForeignNatiIota-nalites ...... W*.
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85
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Research & mS
91
Schools & Training .. ...
98
Security .
102
Services
103
Appendix . 04,.*4 4
104
A - ETO - Air Operations
104
B - HEDTO - Progress of Projects
105
C - Commendations
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Addendum
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AGFRTS ...
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Pev. 6 march 1944
OFFICE OF STRATEGIC SERVICES
11
TOTAL STRENGTH REPORT FOR OSS PERSON1L
Number assigned (exclusive of personnel temporarily attached to OSS) as
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of: 30 lime 1944
date
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UNITED STATES 1
OVERSEAS
OTHER
1 I
1 OSS
TOTAL uRANO
TOTAL
ITYPE
ON DUTY
TRAINING
TOTAL
ETO
NATO
METO
FETO
OF
PERSONNEL
IN
MOW
OUT
MOW
IN
MOW
OUT
MOW
ARMY.
OFF IrER
ENL. MEN
TOTAL
229
95a
1181
131
201
339
44
267
331
73
159
232
48
1599
2083
443
1496
2139
342.
135;
1701
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158
34.11
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mEN
TOTAL
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290
4
48
52
120
222
342
67
96
163
3328
34
67
24
52
:1711-3
36
71
4`
17120'?
2
169
376
239ENL.
429
ns
MAPINE
cFPICER
E N L mE4
TOTAL
17
6
23
3
18
21
20
24
.44
16
8
24
7
2
9
6
4
10
4
01
4
36
22
54
56
46
102
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ENL. mEN
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2 1
2 4
4 5
31
9
1
1 4
5
3
? 33
3 36
6
39
45
TOTAL
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OFF icEP
ENL MEN
TOTA'_
364 146
1134 271
1498 417
44 73
287 159
331 232
627
1851
2478
527
1804
2331
3412
1395
1777
116
256
372
197 ? 1233
337 3846'
534 6 5079,
1840
5697
7557
litL.AN
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TOT Ai
1859 175
332 35
2191 23.0
2034
367
2403.
285
186
471
0
188
118
21
131
152
14 323
94 4 599
1011 922;1
,
2357
966
3323
c.?
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3289 627 331 232
4879
2802
1965
524
642 61 6001
10840
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PERSONNEL CHANGES AND APPOINTIENIP ZVI!
FOR THE MONTH OF JUNI 1944
Miss Cora DuBois appointed acting Chief of BEA Branch
in SEAC Theater, effective ;0 May 1944; Branch Order
No. 86 issued 2 June 1944.
Capt. Joseph E. Spencer appointed Chief of 11.41A in CBI
Theater effective 25 May 1944; Branch Order No. 85,
issued 2 Jun.), 1944.
Cant. John I. B. 2Cuul_Locn relieved as Chief of MA Cairo,
effective 25 May 1944; Branch Order No. 87 issued 2
June 1944.
Lt. (jg) Jay Seeley appointed Acting Chief of R&A Cairo,
effective 25 M4y 1944; Branch Order No. 87 issued 2
June 1944-
Lt. Comdr. Andrew G. Carey, USSR,. appointed Acting Far
East Theater Officer during absence overseas of Lt.
(j.g.) George Degas, USNR, effective 3 June 1944;
Special Order No. 17, Supp. 2, issued 5 June 1944.
Col. Otto G. Pits, CAC appointed Commanding Officer, Eq.
and Eq. Detachment, rice Col. Sherman I. Strong, MS
relieved, effective 8 June 1944; Special Order Mo. 70
issued 10 June 1944.
1st Lt. George A. Greenfield appointed Asst. Executive
Officer ta serve as such in absence of Mal. Willis,
effective 6 June 1944; Comm. Branch Order No, 1, Supp. 1
issued 10 June 1944.
Mr. W. M. Maya appointed member of Requireracnts Committee,
vice Lt. Col. C. M. Sears, Jr., Chief Services relieved,
effective 19 June 1944; Spec. Order No. 58, Supp. 1
issued 20 June.
Maj. Reeve Hoover, Cay, appointed Acting North African
Theater Officer during period of Mr. Edward H. Doddis
temporary duty overseas, err. 19 June 1944; Special
Order No. 72 issued 21 June 1944.
Ensign Arlo J. Brady appointed Acting Chief of Reproduction
Brunei, during temporary duty overseas of Maj. Robert J.
Lefebvre, eff. 22 June 1944; Spec. Order 73 issued 20
June 1944
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Lt.(jg) John Rowley, USNR, zwpointed North American
Theater Officer, off. 13 June 1944; Spec. Order
No. 71 issued 12 June 1944=
Mr. Abram Bergson appointed Chief of Economics Sub-
civision, USSR Lvision, eff. 12 June 1944; &A
Branch Order 90 issued 14 June 1944.
6 Mr. Walter Galenson appointed Chief of Population and
Manpower Section, USSR Div., replacing Mr. Abram
Bergson, eff. 10 June 1944; R&A Branch Order No.
89, issued 12 'Pane 1944.
Lt. Albert G. Lainer appointed acting Commanding Officer,
OG, relieving Maj. Samuel C. King, CO, OG, effective
Jane 1944;
jtmew
6S0 Office Order No. 12 issued 30
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1144 f
zapsponATION STATUS
The following number of persons were moved to the port
of ezabarkation:
,Period
lay 29 to June 4
June 5 to 11
June 12 to le
June 19 to 25
za
NATO
22
6
3
36
99
9
12
45
June 26 to July 2 _11,
TOTAL 174 941
OTHER
TO FETO THEATERS mai
2
25
55
5
44
3
2
113
3
15
34
109
19
55
36
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SUMMARY OF 083 ACTIVITIES
WRING JUKE 1944
With the landings in Normandy a large part of the
OSS effort was translated from plan into action. The
Allied forces on.tuc beachhead were supported by agents,
operating out of Algiers as well as London, who provided
intelligence on enemy order of battle and contributed
to tae gredt eruption of sabotace and open fighting
which impeded tne Germom attempt to r& for an effective
counter blow.
Certain iterls of intelligence in northern France,
such as tne initial identification of the Lehr Panzer
Division, made by a Sussex agent, were evidently of such
importance as to kindle considerable enthusiasm at SNAPP.
At tae same time reports from OSS agents In central and
southern France were said by SHAEF to be its principi basis
of information on tae strategi:z situation in those areas.
The SI and SO fieLd staff_ at First Army Headquarters on
t4.e beachhead worked togetner in developing the intelli-
gence whicn flowed In froa agents in the field without
regard ft3r LI:: niceties of branch functions. The X-2/SCI
teau with taw First Ary aad a Land J.:a the arrest of a
number of enemy agents in the beachhead area, while R&A
economists uttacawa to FUSAG worked with the Air Force
comntanu on tactical targets.
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From the operational standpoint, the great achieve-
ment of OSS lay in the contribution by SO to the organiza-
tion, directio nd - above all - supply of French Resist-
ance groups. Jedburg:i texas reportea cutting railroad
and communications lines ana ,;ifting tnrougu German en-
circlement, while OG teams sent into France from Algiers
were blasting tneir targets and joining forces with the
Maquis. -In both the European and Mediterranean theaters
tne Air Operations Sections exceeded by wide margins all
previous records for aerial delivery of supplies, the
most spectacular single operation being a daylight mission
by 180 B-17s of the Eighth Air Force.
Agents were brought from England into enemy territory
at a rate which by the end of June had approximately
doubled the OBS strength in the field a month earlier.
U.S. Sussex agents (SI) were covering 14 of the 25 points
assi6ned by 5jii0W, and SO agents here working with 20
netl.ork:; and with four Allied misoionb to the Maquis. In
soutuerL France, five new raui-_) station, began transmission
auring tne month.
Among tne difficulties encountered in northern France,
the limitations of the communications facilities at First
Army .inc. Station Victor Aere outstanding because of their
restrictive effect upon SI activities on the beachhead.
It !:as also fauna that 0S6 intelligence operations were
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greatly needed at echelons beloe army headquarters, but
for the time being they were ruled out by the shortage
of n42.30-1,.. SUpPlY drOpS
rrtintsa mo.mcm
to SI teaele in southern
4-peded by very unfavorable weather.
Certain organizational changes were effected to
improve performance in support of the invasion. The
French Section of SFHEi, under which SO operated in assist-
inc tAC Resietance groups, was placed under a staff com-
? t 8 #
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reeeeh, 14-r4tie;-: ere4 U.S. officere. In
view of tne eimilarity of many probles confronting the
fielu units 3r various OSS branches attached to army
headquarters, it was decided to make the senior OSS of-
ficers reeponsible to those neadquarters for the entire
OSS detochment insofar as administrative matters were
concerned.
Meanwhile the training program was doing its work
in England, and agents were rea:Le for dispatch in
cient numbers to maintain tne acceleration of OSS
tiee benind the German lines. The day was drawing
for the actuel penetration of Germeny be SI teams;
piens were eade for mo,ing into other countries in
Europe.
Aside
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activi-
nearer
end
central
froie the invasion of France, tne capture of
Rome ,itia drive ue tne Italian peninsula coneeituteu the
major military cevelopment of the month. In Rome 1-2 par-
ticipated in a profitable naul of stay-behind agents
pos
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German espionage organization in that area. $I teams,
Inna.cu ww4.--= once more being i?filtrcItc,d tn41/1 tl-rtrithria
Italy, assisted the Allied zidvance not only by their la,-
telligence report:, but by their support of the Patriot
bands. Supply drops to those bands exceeded the total
weight delivered in the first five months of 1944. Mg)
employin4, tae San Marco battstlim, struck at the German
left flank
%J. I ?11. 05
tl.te Ar1 ti
r.e1:4,11-1.A1 r,vilroaa for
at least a aay and a alf.
aeports frot, teams in the Balkans indicated increased
activity in t:lat areL. Intelligence on snipping in the
Aegean paid off .ell upon being referred to the RAF for
action. 00s blasted z,everal bridges in the Peloponnesus1
anu off t::e Yugoslav coast they rabushed a Gern.,,Lil st.r.triuni-
tion convoy, cauAni- . substantial loss. In addition they
imrc.0 the 3riti,;1, P;,Irtiizn3 in attacks on the Islands
of Brae ,11,t1 tlAa Columbia =ission (s0) suc-
ceedeL 1.r re3cU1n l. J.S. airme;I after to =ontns of
exceedinly difficult operatins1
dovevels, tnerc *ere of deterioration in rela-
LOQS with the Purtin becaul,e r their dissatisfaction
it t.. a:lount t.hemi. In tiie Aei:ean area
!RI sustained a 1levy v.hen one its caiques INsta zle?
cidentally .iani by the British, :%ho appeared, upon investi-
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OSS/MEDTO was extensively reorganized to meet the
altered military situation in the theater. The main
headquarters was moved from. Algiers to Caserta, and Bari
was designatea as base for operations into the Balkans
and central Europe, Threse ohe_nep. were figasi=ruart to SII-Ift
the OSS center of gravity as close to the front limes as
possible. In addition, there was a thorough integration
of the activities of the OSS intelligence unit attached
to the FiftIL Army and the Italian Si Desk teams operating
out of Algiers. Meanwhile tele Joint Chief:; of Staff ap-
provea tae proposed U.S. mizeion te Marshal Tito's quarters.
In the Far East, Dot. IA reported an inareased number
of Japanese killed, 185 U.S. soldiers rescued from the
jungle, and a considerdble velume of bin-Doint intelli-
gence for straling une bo!nbin;.,; atteck_ by the Air Forces,
General Stilwell requested tnat Det. 101 expand its per-
:ionael from 4,006 to 10,300 Kachine.
The main achievei.eent of OSS/SEC wes the first phase
of the Ripley project, with tile aente safely infiltrated
an 10 prisoners takeu. The most important development
wit:, respect to the future v.ae. a reyiest from M...j. Gen.
Stratmeyer for CSS aid to tne Lesteer. Air Comand patterned
after the role of Det. LO1 with StilweiLte forces.
Poor progress, hceever, wae reported by Det. 02,
operseting under Ude SACO agreemenL. This was attributable
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not only to the effects of the Japanese drive but also
to the indifferent cooperation received from the Chinese
and the strained relations with the U.S. Navy. Despite
these obstacles, the first groups of SI agents jade their
way towards enemy territory.
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FIROPLAN (MLR OF OPERATIONS
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1. GEUERAL
A. D-DaY.
On 6 June, general military operations were
inaugurated in ETO. Munh of the organization and
activity of 038 over the previous months had been
directed toward tiie support of these operations. The
period of ?rep:!-ation had been a lengthy one, affording
OSS an opportunity to perfect its organization in a
manner not ;)ostsible in other theaters. A survey at
the end of June indicated tIlat tie rganiLation thus
evolved could contribute ;anti .y to the assault
on Ger,ny fcoL; tae west.
B. Achievements of Frenci, Resi:stanee GroLws.
The out3t4illuin contribution of OSS toaras
vat: gre;zt
uce f tL ri1c. iLiice roups,
whIcr.4 no; only f:Irn1sht2d intelligence ,nc im-
i3edec 1.:le enemy builc-u., by disruptind tranJportation
coirication3? but al.3o, in certain 5ection.s,
en6aged LEie Ger..a..ns in Jpen combat, untfi at
t;:e em: of t.,e. ....onth they weft e._;timat d to be tying
down 10 divisions. The SO Brancn, under Snic, played
gro-:2in, p:_trt in the organizatilLnd direction of Resist-
since ;icLivities.
There were 33 SO agents and four
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Iedbur&h tea rls doing this work in France, .,nd several
times that number wer-c ready for disp;.tcti.
Great efforts were devoted to suoply, which was
a formidable proble for Resistance grou,z, virtic_Llarly
those in pitcned tattles the Germans in central
and eastern France. Bolstering U.S. prestige in the
largest SC supoiv ope7atioll yet undertaken, 180 B-17's
of the Eighth Air Fo...ce, zeco.lpaniec by fighter escort
In a daylight missiort? delivered "184 tans of arms and
ammunition to four liaouls areas. In addition,. the
Bomber Group assigned t.? Ivori-: at the direction of OSS
delivered 223 tons of supplies to various, Resistance
organizations during the month.
With Resistance activity proved a success, the
Theater Comniinder made zrovlsion for Lucrczlsed support
ani ur,11.1zati3u f tsefwl.:-0e-4. To emilloy more effec-
tively 111_ resources of te Frenc tto,:nselv47..5,
French were =ade a ,v,.=rkir;i: rtner in the French Section
of 3F11, wic.vta3 elaceu ander a tripcirtite staff com-
mandec jointly by French, Briti,;11 And U.S. ot'ficei-s.
C. OSS Field. Staffs to France.
u-
?J .- June, 70y I :inc. X-, fielc, ftz:2f, att. caed
to F:rst army Heauglarters, OSS siit1s units,
were nper.uting in 'rance Tai fiost enter Tia :3te
;mat (D plus ) followed by advane anit6 of
tl..c 31 detachment.
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D. inteilivence Achievements.
Thoweh the repnrts from the U.S.
w
agents
1_ "PI !WIZ& - 4016.1141116-..
SCW,r7 yrr...ar vr.t. - Tit7-01:14-1 .U.7.1.7T;PC4 Ati.riqr rlair
of them Droved of great Lmporta, .includink. the
-first identification of the Lehr PAftter DivIsiony-an
achie:vEzient vL. ev-okc:ii
,e21, ewer.4-1. CLIAT'P
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ing valuable intelligence sourcez in tT-1,z--Recti
GrOU,71S.,
trAnna
iiL lafo:-mation obtained therefrom_vw3
to consumers throdoL SI r*presentatlyes. Infiltration
th-n-T!e, were-I. at ths-: end of the month,
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scIte 4C Sussex &4 gents at work in France. Of these28
were U.S.-ttained, covering 14 of tLe 25 points assigned
v- -0,0:2171.7x za
LI the eaTty-vefder wfteir
B-Day, however, tilt: SI Field Staff ?ind the SI organima-
tTort _in Eng14:43:-Id ablE
soriltLI o 1 dt?r1_4;r1nit,:itionfi
bota dt Ar7;..7 and St-tior, V4cr.or,
where only
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The attacaec. tc. First.11-7,0- 5t.t_ort
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oeachhead are. ior t" te 8e1 ope:-ation was
furtner
4"nrO_VeG-bV
at x,2/a16/5 1eduarte..
Qf the :total: FreL Desk
At t e,,r1 of ti firt :oath of active ,,111(tary
operatif0 L-Iperiehce Lugtcd th&i desirability or
k.:447
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several important organin-tl. changes in OSS. Fol-
io-77211%; visitJ
ber7,c1-1.he,--d by Co. Bruce
r^i
Jr Hztskeli 1,hica inc.--udea cr:nrerences with officers
of tou ecg-lon:, cIec. tnat the senior
ofiicc..1r of ti O& fie1 unit. ttact tc) an army
ua2ter..i.utt admilai?JA:a.- .1.7e re-
ti.at f,.;L- the 0;.; detach-
on..Ly f.-..ilfied the arty
L.r:ir L1;;roviaec, c-oser
rel,t,1111 netweer, OSS brb.rx,e.s
1Z- 7,1it: o rob1e s collrent.ing
1 brancll tiela unit
.,lectio;;
G-; f'3r G-- Ihte:ligence
51, G-- CLz fr
C-_. i.r.pressed
oy nece sisy for OS,: oper-Lion.; at
Loi: s -rny L, view of tae
c%ri):.7 levelzy
tL- eier. ti..dency 063 ..:rforlaance
(); tu 7Ieet tie neec.=. While the
,ollity oo tose levc1
_ ny Jrlortjc
. C31i.1,1 ne s_r:anunt.eu in t..e couLe.F.:
Age, we Oh istrcr
7 g
?z2. ,
1,33 z `tka
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A request was xlIteditPri tc SEAEF fmr additional
ALVIMM
LAV1T=VVLI rzor end
request to JCS haa been return.2d to SRAEF with the
Ary C.& T.-C..rvrz
44.
from, the ETO trool_ basis,
dear,
would come
L-zyttir-lp:,ted in the Way r%lort, (p,I3) ffnAl
-n-tvr.tiamni atzen. the arrangA,mgmt for R lc A to be the
ass ro-m-nrial
tn G-5 (Civil fIr
IBILLLIONerc
II. 1,11 (Personnel:: 68 officer, 115 enlisted men,
90 civilians;_ total 273.)
A.SI tne Fieid.
The SI field team attached, to the First Army
landed in France on D plus 3. On his visit to Normandy
Col. Jc1-,,- Haskell found that tne unit was understaffed,
arid altholaeLl recruitment in the field was progressiLg
rapidly, requested 19 additional Coo,-,unlcations person,
nel for the Communications zone. This field team was
611ported by SI agents operattag behind enemy lines in
accordwIce. vdt? t4e following plans:
1. ssex Plan. (To support milita_ry operations
by intallaence furnished by agents living off the
Land. ana carryinE out grecieic inllicence missions
in de:A nF..teri ar.eas.)
The quality and value of certain Sussex report6.
?r: ,:tready been mentioned. Seven U.S. Sus-zr, tean.s
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were introduced int enetay-held France
June 7 ? et
tru-ur-2.1a-Loccwrs-
at Area ,10,, ready to 50. The rate of- introduction
is thus bein maintained, as may be seen from the
aloe:
Feu 11, Lve.-Art_
May _
w1-4.4=W
Pathfinder 2 0 _ 2 1. 0 5
A
W
-rder
40
Total 0 2
14 15 14 45
1L_...r.e:_American, as are
the i_v-e Pat-tflndemt. Cot_munication iaas
lished with 12 of tut! 14 U.S. teams. _Ft4ghty-,-six-
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2. Proust Plan. (Reserve pool of Frene,.t,ntz
-to aa,sifit elligeTloe in France.)
A ni;m111- of P out wer,.
dizr-teAed
tiVrnArIn
June, aaoni taem? :-;.t Col. Jr..hr, Hakei.L' ruet, a
-,41.ecial team of 71!.T. oLetztol%i, fo- i-vaeciiate field
7.Jot=.L uJ el,Judestitle ferry service
Lepotiitoc- aent.t; in Brittany for the
li1oh4eyn and nt4r,,ffen operations.
p.:,oe of Prost training vas accelerated
nct exereies were aeld 13-17 42,nd 23-27 June,,, with
3tr!_t4on Victor 1=cti'r,, -gth btise station. In view
of the anticipated 4rIcrea-,,,. in Proust requirements,
discussion:: were begun witn respect t subse.,uent
agent training in the Com=unications Zone.
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V * jsZ:G.C4. "MA CM.
to von< wit FT-cnc,, Rc3istance Grou
The W/T operator rep:*acement
for
the man
killea in February was briefed and -eady for
p,..r..cL during tnc first v,ee'e, in July.
b. Faust B. (Penetration of Germany by men
di s_.
Riti". _Labor
As the target date for Faust B drew nearer,
discur-Aions were directed toward methods of ?enetra-
tion and timing. In the meantime, 20 agents were
training at gilwaUkee to be dispatched at the appro-
priate Asent.
c. P-a.. Uission. (An offshoot of Fust B1 staffed
by tnree of Sits bezt German recruit-.)
tolgu,:t moan has been selec.ted as the tenta-
tive perioa for dispatca of the Mision. Personnel
wer- betne ,70CezisEd. VitL: tae co?oberation of the
lieJk, SOE.
B. Si Liaison .;itn Qtr
Closer liaison v.:is effecteL beteen SI dnd the
i:.:.c.ilizence service, o: VL71.0US Earopean countries.
tor4.,ra uniti ir.. Europe,
Si sougilt L rvi r L FrQn.: orfice,. in Lonaon
for ol in France. For tnL;am, pu -pose,
it maintained constant cor.t,LeL ;:ith BeigiL,n1 Dutc:1 and
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Pois offici_lls in London.
Si lo ateci a communications link for a
10 mt1onv.4th *.rle
main London office k: intermediary for the Belgian
Surete in t!,,L re-establishment of contact via Bern
network in beloium..
Liisor th Dutch Bure,u Sz)r-.1er was excel-
lent anc nors-Ile-,1 contacts were maintained with the two
Dutc- 1;L 1ic.ce Bureaus, 13.1. g.I.D., including
te1erfri1:112 _nc neercl. i:nfnr.?Itinn frnm
Contact w-as establish?.1 with Czech intelligence
Service (CI:.) teans functioning in Czechoslovakia as of
1 June. Thef;f- yipitiod thpfirstanilv.^a
1iF7ence t1;..a.t contry in 19 months. The Czechs
we:-e ea' t?at OSS t:noald flispa.tch one or two Falcon
teams
to Ctecnotaovakia, especially because of the pos-
o , suppl, chain for their under-
ground. Eo-ever, since t:.e Britisn demurred, the Czechs
coult. not ,;rovicle ,;ersonn.el ileeded for ti4,1 nper;Itien,
F,lcan rouli iiroo&bly be unaertaken aS either a complete-
ly iiIceendent OSS optation or Cni)ahnrinn aed
%aLtever coult be obtained oy 066.
C. Or.:,-..nization-1 Probleal.
A raccine tne i ork.'...r,i..:_ttnn
in ETC
V& 4...
.1?.ocedure by iich OSS
-itnin France but ope:--ting uncer control froa
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North ATrica and Spain c.-an be utilized speedily and
efficiently to cs..:Ty out intelligence requests from
5HAEr_ and-__tne various Army Corgtnifs operatin-g'_und-er
SNAPX. At month's ead this proble_l had not satis-
factorily-been
IlL 'Ea (Personnel; 29 officers, 84 enlisted men,
35 .0-iians; total I4E,)
A. SCI Units.
jpn.x. t442, 31 X....VSCT unit (4 officers
and 7 DI under LL-4. Dana Durand, attached to the 1st
-Army) :landed in France. This unit 45ubsecuently aided
li. the a:77:irehension of enemy agents who were expected to
,
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:.. - - yielil illum?nating-iTlformation. on enemy intelligence
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On 7 Jun th
e, e 63 X-2/SCI unit (4 officers arie-- ---H;7
:
,
:
, 1
9 EY) T:as attached to FUSAG. Prior to this the 54 *-3(2/_
L
ere
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SCI unit tlad reported to Headquarters Third
attachment.
Army for
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Maj. Lit)lcob, en of th,-, ger units, sn-ttached.
to T,Le 45 X.--4.:18ei unil 7,:-?? be in tura
Cl Sub-section of G=4
attAchea to
m,nan?
a/Yag,?-???. Jr a VOI.INS
txr
effected purz;uant to a retluast fr674 iu-TAgr;. tn n_rder
promote cooperation between X-4 and G-2.
Ali SCI unite, U.S. arif.1 Britim, were 'viced
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Z174- i - V t ts
T.___ntar
which performed the following functionsz_ _
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1. prepared background dattl for ev..; SCI
y
and CT G-2 at Army Grou, nd Army,
2. analyzed all new CE infor=tion :ind trans-
mittal to SCI unit.z of information of operational
). tranftted to the field suGgestea procedures
for Ltfliit CE proble.4 and thc processing of
dat forded
1.!lefitt
4. am_lyzed aiL net information received from
thc field,
5. checked personnel requested fraz tIle field.
Staffed by MI5 and. DS L1 officers rd all OSS;X-2
ana UT6:V ,..erzonne cincerned witA Fruce, tie Joint
iit De .3k Na- yet Qadly ance.7:,anned, anu attenpts bere
Jade recruit qualified pe:sonueL botil in ETO Load U.S.
B. 2i-L2 Eslationsr.ritni_idinzti-anditill-
Agencies in ETO.
L. .U.S.
IhfomLatior. 1)rovidec by X-A: Lonuon was instru-
:itontal in tile pick-u: of numercua sty-behind Axis
agents Ahen t Alll ntered Rome.
Continuin,; closer _iaison .it... SI en-
cou.:?ab,ed reault of ti,e Normandy operatiLins.
4. Allies
Frencn TR (Counter Espion.,ge) officers were
att-chea to FUSAG U.S. Army, CI6, fro:. Speci,_1
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Case work with SCI units. One of these offi-
cers joined the SCl/Ist Army unit.
C. Personnel and Supplies
SCI unite now esthblished were almost complete-
tantiin Iznri '1Y *t V^Inimu-no Y hne hm.=r1
-,--?-- -------,
committed to furnishing SCI units to two Armies as yet
undesignated ane deception personnel to FUSAG and
SHAEF staffs. This was not an easy prospect, for the
rn
waGLAsux.1.1 E men overstrength, -*as required
to return to the allotted figure. Forty-six enlisted
men, made available by 0-12 reported from ETO replacement
P.ft.mes
ro-c".S.i. .; la Z. 4. TA. 4,11 Si Soi. 6 ?
IV ,R rig A, (Personnel: 35 officers, 44 enlisted men, 104
civilians; total 183.)
A. Gwneral.
Through the D-day period Rfa. continue:: to pro-
vie expert assistance to OSS operating branches, to
PWD, to the Civil Affairs Planning authorities, and to
other units operating ander the Army Comiand. Duty
rooms, organized an anned jointly with PWEI functioned
OR a .C4-hour basis .iLa political experts available
to representatives fro:. ,1- authorized agencies. RicA
economists of tne Enemy Objeeti7es Unit were attached
to Air Force Com.aand at FUSAG to promote their work on
tactic?,1 targets.
The organization of R&A London wa& ,ubstantL.:11
revised to elimin,te duplication of function and ?stab:
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a preci,ze chain n1 command. Branch activities were
oriented towara formation of detailed plans for con-
tinental operations.
B. Political Division
The Divislon staff -s nearly t:oubled during
June, c that nore basic research could be undertaken
In sul)i-Jort of op.,.ratint on the rontirent. It rendered
service in tilt: followine, fields:
1. Zvil Affairs.
Working _
ii-146on was implementeu by
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ent of certain personnel to G-5/SHAEF. Drafts
of akicntional chapterF,:, to tf-e SHAEF handbook for
Germany were being prepared, and a series of short
nanpr..; - 11 sort of Civil Service directory of
Geriany - of concern to CA officers at ti ,e local
regio:1-1 N:ere under bay in cooperation
iiti PID.
Workint closely it the ALLtr4au Mission;
AF:2? Central Europe Liection interrogated
A7.:Jltrian emigres an repared a study on Central
Goverw,unt Institutions1 any.
z. psycholo;AeaL Viarfare.
The Division produced intelligence apprecia-
tions, operatec Duty Rooms (ch.trged by PVID/3HA:0
witn responsibility for 1,roviain,; .,pot political
inform,tion and a-)preci,tion), briefea PWD/ShAEF
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personnel in the interrogation of German prisoners,
and sc4rvined the MO Branch with data relevant to
their publications.
3. Political Interpretation.
The Division produced articles for the weekly
European Political Report anti othcr materials for
dissemination in Washington and in ETO and the
outposts.
C. EcononIQs Division:
This staff as attached to the Economic Warfare
Division (EWL)) of the Embassy and 1,4orked jointly with
other U.S. and British agencies, including the following:
I. IlauyAlliojectives Unit (,EOU)
The unit W47-1 preparing studies on robot planes,
on estiLlates of tIA: Cera: oil position ant mater-
ials for use by the Air Furces it olannini, attacks
agains,, transort ooje,:tives. Maj. KI:kdleberger,
Dater, was on detached fvice to wxtvreArl . as Chief
Int,1,11igence Offioer.
2. General Intelligence Unit (Glu)
The unit via,1 enraged in exa:aination and
alialysi.; of productin of Cerlan military equipment -
tanks, guns, tires, and the like.
3. Princess Risborough estited production
losses resulting from 8th and 15th Air Forces
attaci-:s on Germarl factories and pi-opal-ed target
vulnerability studies with reference to incendiary
weapons.
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4, Air Iiinistrv Unit
T;10 nnit ;Ittied t tae Kr M4nistry
analyzed the GAF position, capabl.Lities ana
probable future activities.
ifs-47...7.-f7wl-c2 cam,. Abow.l.y
The bulk of the research of the
J.
alro,,4.ect difsplaeed perfions problets for
G-5 SHAEF. To that end, contact was made with MIA's
Displaced Persons Division. In addition the staff
was working up background materials for use in prospec-
tive training and briefing work for SO.
Under an agreement between the jULD Division
and tn? Survey Directorate, GSGS, all GSGS map-making
and source ImAeri,.1 Rasiiide available to OSS, while the
Map Division tarn woulci accept GSGS requests to pro-
duce -lap, duvieu by MEV aria PID. Civil Affairs author-
ities wer-,.. tae lap Divii;iont p2=incipia outside f.astnmer.
R.1.,144rn Euroue S*-,ff
Lon wit- tl:,e effective and
certain Soviut documens Aere 4ade avable to OSS. The
sta 1 ,loiDec t,) take pz:.rt in tn,_ interrogation of Soviet
ciizens captured with the Gerau forces in France.
F. Ce;,tral Information Division (CID)
The Itelligence Procurement unit of CID was
set up made re5,,olls1ble for- liaison in that field
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with the various British and American organizations.
This work had fo=erly been handled by various indi-
y4a.LiA. vsiLh1n ErAftch, ?quick survey was undertaken
of the military agt-ncies
In Lrmrimp engaged
in the pro-
curement of documents on the Continent.
V. .REC5EARCh AI E DEVELO.FMENT BRANCH (R&Eq AND cglisuaHIP
DOCUMENTS BEINCH (CD).
A. R&D (Per,onnel: 6 offi1/4,,er,, :2 enlisted men, 1
10)
*re,
Iititn oc:erations was delayed pending the
ta. gros.n ..and pl-katiPn press,.
which woulo per-it tae manufacture of dacumentl.
tiona.,4 nece?sary equipment was either under procurement
en f.oute11
B. CD (Persocne_: offi..!ers, .? civilians; total 5 )
CD 1,ad not begun actual operations. As a
preli.n:nary step in tne implementation 3f CD plans,
arrangements iere being aade for attachment of one of
the branch officers to the field units of the Document
Section slam?.
OPZRATIONS
VI. la (Personnel: 215 offi,-er3, 497 enlisted men, 39
civilians; total 751.)
A. qlperal.
The accomplishments of the Resistance groups hive
been zummarized in the introduction to this report, and
chamxteristic details of their operations may be found
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in the aecount of the activities of SO agents, lnlita.
In the tripartite staff heading the French section of
SFHQ, also described above, the U.S. officer was Lt.
Col. Paul van der Stricht of OSS. This staff was to
be largely responsible for the support of the French
Forces of the Interior (FFI), which seemed likely,
given adequate aesistance te eetnie eeeeeel
?r
areas of central and southern France.
sa AgAntr?
ov agent5 were in actien with -.(1) networks in
Freeee 4S W1411 luc
A61 4 Ea
eeLe. four Later-allied
missions to the Maquis At the en e of June there were
33 agente in France, exclusive of Jedburgh teams, as
aaainEt 2 rAnnr.fx.i eonth previous. One of the agents
e f
aeliverea in June wasreportee missing by the end of
tne month. As yet no agentz had been infiltrated to
Belgium, Holland, Norway or Denmark.
SO agents were responsible for sabotage opera-
tions involving railway trains, bridges, telephone liaes,
and tee like. In this connection, one agent reported
that his groui: had derailed a gaeoline train, thus block-
in ej Troyee-Chaloeis sue Marne line for four days.
On l?une another agent reeorteu teat his group ned
bloweu ene bridge at 6c. Geraain-les-Belles, ,I.nd two
dzeie leter the groue blaecee tee emergency briage put
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into use by tL,e enemy. On 20 June the same agent
reported both the Liaoges-Ussel and Lir.loges-Perigueux
lines out of 6.ction. Intplliapnne
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reports from
CO
agents included infortion on the location of a fly-
ng bomb dump.
C. Jeaburgh Teams (ane French officer, one U.S.
officer, one U.S. WIT operator.)
Three Jedburgh teams were dispatched to France
tnti nignt of 9-13 June, an6 a fourth was infiltrated
froir., North Africa.
1. A team was operAing in Central France
against communication lines, particularly German
troop movements tolyard Normandy. This team had
550 armed men - sufficiert to fill the personnel
=.urot.n - but it 1:.cked weapons an gasoline so operate
capturee vehicles. It report ea frequent contact
ene_ay p;_trols.
;- A te-...;.a L._ Brittany, enbagee 1D attacAs on
co, fli2t1Oj1::, rt..pertee. .lutting tne Paris-Brest
unuercrounv, cable.
J. Ancthe team,si.ailrly enga4ed in Soutnern
Bcittany, reported W-lat the only railway function-
ing in the art i s.ingle-tracA line oetween
Rennes and Nantes, nnoo
by the enemy and .lad a very narrow escape.
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4. A team in Poitou was operating against
enemy supply and troop movements toward the
Normandy Front.
Thirty-two teams were held in reserve pending
operational developments.
VII. AIR OPERATIONS SECTION (SO).
Assistance by SO agent personnel was ably supple-
mented by a large volume of supplies delivered to
ResIstance groups by the Air Operations Section of SO.
The 57 aircraft assigned to tne 801st Bomber Group were
on hand at the ono. of June, as compared with a previous
1944 monthly average of 30. As may be seen from Appen-
dix A, the air deliveries maintained their snowballing
pace. Bodies dropped in June exceeded half the total
for the first six months of 1944, while packages approxi-
mated one-third and containers three-fifths of the totals
for the same period. Moreover, aircraft losses were
limited o two, as against four in /Lay.
On the night of 3-4 June, 17 successful sorties- wtre
flown - tut largest number oi tAiceesz-ful sorties yet
flown in any one night. Four nights later tile same
sAuadrons dropped 17 agents in five sorties - another
record for one night. ,
In the record-braking Haylight operation performed
by B-17s of the 8th Air Force, 184 tans of supplies and
equipment were delivered in 2088 containers packed at the
Air Station. The packing activities at that station
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achieved monthly totO of 6,512 containers, with
about 10200 in reeve.
VIII: (rior-nyirol:27 officers,33
civilians totti 135.)
A. Achievemerits.
MO/ fit euntributi'lL to PWE's Soldatensender
radio prog.ram war; set for ;,,; July. Recordinas had been
compted for use in the entertainment side of the
t.
FIABTA.
T.&
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Contem;;lated Ooeri,tions.
1. 6H.t.w u iss4ed a dirt-etive authorizing
the daily )uulic.ition of d Daper for French
ResisLance groups. Excellent liaison with ttle
Frene, secureu their complete cooperation
on the project.
2. A weekly :dagazille, designed to demor4lize
the German troops in reserve, neared its final
form. The first ueeii in July was the approximate
target daLe.
3. MO WiA:5 fE.iuutuu LO prOditte L-Jciels for dt
least four Uermar, two to be ,ubversive
throughout, two to :rovide a thin cover of pure
entertainment for a hich-powered subversive
article. The branch inveJtigated tJle possibili-
tieb- of using a film company to 1;rovide a flow
of pictures for use in this project.
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4. A leaflet in German went to PWD for final
approval. This would be distributed to the under-
ground movement in Norway for printing there by
the underground press with distribution direct
to German treops.
c_ At thianth of Junt. un eight
tra4ned
special oeratiori' ect - four U.S. anA
French officers len:: by FFI - for
four
training
at Clevedon. Four more orficers were being re-
1 int VI A F Je,,. -- nr.7 41. 4, 1, ...a.
C. 1.111.4:allatatiLIALisszsisatI-
A to
the end ?.)1.f the month 43 civilians and 14
nfit:Ar.ncati gwa ft-r.my waxtu
operatiat in th,, field. Fifteen Lore were saneduled
to leave for Norma.idy shortly, to serve in PWD consoli-
dation groups.
IX. XI (Personnel: 7 officers, 1.6 enlisted men,
civili,ln; total 7!4.)
A. RAN gperations
On the nig.4t or 24 June. two PT boats out of
Dartmouth, under the direction of Lt. Coladr. Guest,
successfully ferriea four Proust (SI) agents to tna
north coast of Brittany. Ho enemi forces were encountered
and L..._rty gave ao indication of unforeseen
uiffIculties. The PT boats -ad been requ,..sted by Lt. CoLlur.
Guest .ii;-eiftcally for tai operation, wnic;:. had been
pl,tnr.,ed in close co-operation with tmc British Deputy
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Director Operations Division (Irregular)
rpm
1.5i13
(I-100D(I)).
There were two pick-up operations earlier in the
r-onth with the second successful in evacuatinw a
part:'' from a secret beach after the first ren-
dezvods had been missed.
B. Ir.5" Operations.
On 23 ;Tune a report concerning the Swimming
Group was forwarded to Washington, recommending dis-
continuance of underwater swimnirg activities ET?,
ZAJ WZCorlIFTX tat/ WAry.J.S../S UZI.= PUZ=A.ULL.C.U.L. W.LW
"human torpedo' or the 'sleeping beauty,' as well as
to dispatching the swimmers to another theater for an
40-4.
VALIZAZT-4=1.3. .MV,7%.4Ari, It recommended return of the
Swimming Group to Washington for overall consideration
of the function of underwater swimming, in view of its
iiited nature and the probability that it has been
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outmoded by other methods of underwater attack4
I.gsg, c22 officers, 139 enlisted men; total 161).
A. _French Nis
The planning Section of SO prepz.rea a letter
for G-2 SEF with respect to the disposition of French
OG groups between SPOC (Alziers) and simq. It was
recommended that eight groups with two field service
headquarters should be held for Frencil operations
ooth in England by UK and in North Africa by SPOC.
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It was further urged that four groups be transferred
for this parpose from. AFH.i4 to England, and that OSS
ba authorized to recruit ttiP necessary replacements in
ETO ana NATO to maintain the suggested reserves.
B. Polish 005.
The Polish government agreed to remove the re-
striction taat nad impaired tae effcc:iveness of the
teas, namely tnat no operation should be undertaken
by a group unless there was absolute certainty that the
army woula overtake them within 72 hours.
XI. OWDNICATIONS (Personnel: 42 officers, 525 enlisted
men, 9 civiligns; total 76.)5
A. 1,11/Lara,..
Gm g June, t first OSS. C4E,1=1$
Limit (tro
i-
cer s ,nd 27 Ea) landed in France. By 10 JUne all mobile
stations were in full operation and traffic continued to
move to and from outposts of 03S staffs, through mobile
units in ful/ operation at First and 21st Armlez. By
the end of June the mobile unit at 3rd Army (3 officers
and 34 EU) was ready to move into the field.
B. St,_Itlort Viett-Xe*
Up to D plus 15, 60 messages totalling 3,042
groups were handled by Victor for Sussex agents operat-
ing in the field.
Satisfactory onemttions were carried on
witn emergency antennas on a 24-hour,
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7-day basis, with the result that the 24 operators
were hez,vily ovenlorkeo. Rawever, 22 aen from a
shipment arriving iu June were scheouied to pmeeed
to Victor to nelp relieve the iituEs.tion.
C. Station Cnaries
This st,ation engaged solely in SO/SOB commun-
'cations to anc. froz tne field
aftvs.Gkes.i.cssi
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a44it,r'4 1r
the transition fr,-=,1 OYPrrti,Ze to operational circuits,
and its contacts with both Jedburgh and DF stations were
most suct;essful. The British, however, put on pressure
for the release of their personnel at Charles - 30
radio operators and 55 FANYS emuloyed as cipher clerks.
Thirty-six aen from the 30 June Shipment were dispatched
partially to exPedite tLA5 release, and it was hoped
that appeals addresseL to nigher echelons would result
in an overall repiaceaent of Briti:3n personnel at
Charles.
Col. johl Haskell requested additional Communica-
tion, activities in the Coaaunications Zone. To that
a ,-Ileci4,1 tpaa of two wireless operators was briefed
anc Discatcaet; or a siziilar nature were
anticip,tte.1 for thQ fature.
D. gessaxe Center.
A circuit was installed conzLecting OSS London
ana OSS Algiers for special operations (SO/SOB) and
S?ecial Intelligence traffic.
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XII. SRVICEiS (Personeel: 28 officers, 325 enlisted
men, 73 civilians; total 426.)
Col. Bruce and Col. John Haskell, upon their
.e- called er.
VI A = ===A-....r1==tAL. p upon
urovide ;r1 adninistrative officer and eight enlisted
=en to handle overhed of the nevi OBS Headquarters
attached to the First U.S. Army. When a Continental
Base Head narterT attached to FUSAG is established,
Services eilL egain be callea Ilpon to furnish a still
larear 6roup of overhead personnel. lthough it was
hoped taat these :needs could be supplied by closing
down Country Areas in England., these areas will probably
not be closed. Personnel will therefore come from
London Headquarters, wnicn will create a shortage.
The supply situation was increasingly tieht? due
to Washington's inability to got tentative War Dept.
approval of OS 8 supply requirements, which required
OSS to borrow against depleted Theater stocks. Supply
Services in turn lacked authority to requisition replace-
ments for these supplies from the U.S., but when approval
was granted, Services planned to requisition the total
requested, to make up for depletion of Theater stocks-
during June.
Problems of pereonnel and construction became some-
Inlet more complicated as tae effect of tie flying bomb
blitz were felt.
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A. plAtid Pot graphic (Pwrxmanel: 9 officers,
31 BM, 7 civilians; total
47.)
1, giipPhoto,invasion ActIvities.
Pji P1,-,t-graphic utilized practically
is entire personnel to assist the various services
in handling motion picture film shot by photo-
graphers on the landings in France. OSS, Navy,
and Coast Guard Photographers acted together
unde- one comilmnd.
When the first phase of invasion photographic
coverage was completed, Field Photographic combat
camera aen were recalled, with the exception of
the men engaged on a special naval coverage assign-
ment. However, bran personnel still continued
tile processing, printinl: and handling of all motion
picture material exoosed by the U.S. Navy combat
photo crews and U.S, Coast Guard and OSS photographers.
On 10 June Sial,IF Public Relations requasted
that Field Photographic edit ai.d prepare a secret
fil.a for the Presiaent ?14A1 the Prime Minister.
The project as completed in the record time of
ithvglaa.
able Allied invasion material, the filiL received
favorable comment in ETO.
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Although Field Photograohie originally
committed the services of 80% of FP personnel
until D plus 605 it wa.-; generally believed that
the bTanon commitment .ci been fulfilled by the
end of Jane; -3o certain camera men were released
for itssionment to the OBS documentary film. At
the s.a.f4e time, a reserve of /hotographers was
maintalllec tnc event of another Invasion phase
ruLrLnavl coverage.
2. PocumentarY Film of 0S3 ETO.
The bulk. of FP personnel h:s been atisigned
to work on thllf fi. Sever erete are world.ftg
simultaneously, pith e,ch branch to be shot
separately. Anination J.,; to be cofoleted in
Vasaington.
3, li!iatus of..910.rFiis
a) Coastal Com.:.1...md was shown in rough
cut to hig:t intellisenee officers of Coastal
Coa..and. It nac not yet been, forward ea to
Wasningtoa for final processing but snould be
dispateLed durin6 July.
h) RT ? rUeet trie Eneay* - neared cum-
.
pIvtion. Tite target date was 20 July.
B. Securitv (Personnel: 6 officers, 3 EL, 5 civil-
ians. total 14.)
To et ti iithtened Britisc vis situ,tion
for ;-.1ntr7 of etvilions, a procedure was being put in
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operation whereby the Security Office ETO will forward
all vi., ..nroir.fltAang directly to the British HOMO
office. It will certify that OSS secrrity-f-ietting has
cleared all such applicants and will assume responsi-
bility for this personnel while in England. This will
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be satisfactory to the Home Office, unless it has
specific information on a person to make him patently
undesirable.
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REPORT
JUNE, 1944
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Colouel Coughlin, Strvtegic Service l Officer for
China, with ileadquarterf, 'JR Kunming, has under his
authority all OSS ooerationc. in the China-Burma-India
Theater 'olcludiug (1) Detachment 101, in Nazira, Assam;
(2) Detachment 202, which operates under the Sino-
American Cooperative Organization (SAGO); (3) the OSS
Staff of the Air and Grouad Farces Resources and Techni-
cal Staff (LGFRTS - also known as Ag Fighters), an organ-
ization formally assigned to the Commanding General of
the 14,tu Air Force, but partially staffed by OSS personnel.
AA. Assam - Detachment 101 (Personnel: 643, including
71 officers, 166 enlisted
men and 406 civilians.)
I. .flairala
General Stilwell has requested Det. 101 to expahd
its guerrilla army to number 10,000 Kaehins. This expan-
sion follows closely a similar order issued in April pro-
viding for an expansion of thki native force to 4,000
guerrillas.
During the month the principal responsibility
of Det. lul continued to be the provision of a large
amount of intelligence material to the military forces
in tne field in Burma. Many bombing and strafing attacks
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wero carried out effectively as e resu -of th a p n-
point intelligence.
The guerrilla nature of OSS operations is rapidly
expanding with the increase in personnel. It is believed
that with increasing military operations there will be an
acceleration of this OG type of activity on occasions when
there are no Allied troops available 'wich are qualified
or equipped for the job. During June OSS patrols killed
219 or more Japanese, as compared with 207 in May.
?lanes aSSiAnd tm DPI:. 101 ecirried out a variety
miaajc,?;= durina mcnf_h. m!.rsv :If them of a _
particular-
ly daring and hazardous nature.
Lt. Comdr. Kea Pier, of Field Photographic, was
decorate,i by the British Army for his part in the Sucar-
loaf Il operation; 1st Lt. R. Peterson and Photographer's
Mate harry Martin, USNR, were commended for the same opera-
tion. Lt. Col. W. R. Peers ria3 been appointed 0Pot Division
coordinator for Burwa. Col. Critchlie, expert on guerrilla
warfare. formerly with General tingate's Raiders, is to
work temporarily with Det. 101 Operations Section.
INIBLLIGENCE
11. la
Det. 101 units have moved forward with tne advanc-
ix14: armies of Gen. Stilwell, continuing to watch and report
on every move of the enemy. Det. 101 intelligence reports
to air fighter and ground commands now go to 25 military
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were carried out effectively as the resu of t4 s p n--
point intelligence.
The guerrilla nature of OSS operations is rapidly
expanding with the increase in personnel. It is believed
that with ihcreastag military operations there will be an
acceleration of this OG type of activity on occasions when
there are no Aillea troops available which are qualified
or equipped for the job. During June OSS patrols killed
219 or more Japanese, as compared with 207 in May.
Planes assined to Det. 101 caried out a variety
mizAtinc, during tl.t. mOnthl many of thew of a Particular-
ly daring and hazardous nature.
Lt. Comdr. Ken Pier, of Field Photojraphie, was
deenrntafi by the British ,ftrmv for his Part in the SuEar-
loaf II operation; 1st Lt. R. Peterson and Photographeres
Mate harry Martin, USNR, were commended for the same opera-
tion. Lt. Col. W. R. Peers no been appointed WI Division
coordinator for Burma. Col. Critchlie, expert on guerrilla
warfare, formerly with General Wingatels Raider, is to
work temporarily with. Det. 101 Operations Section.
INTELLIGEN
Det. 101 units have moved forward wit: the advanc-
inE; armies of Gen. Stilwell, continuing to watcn and report
on every move of the enemy. Det. 101 intelligence reports
to air fighter and ground commands now go to 25 military
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were carried out effectively as the r.iQf CRET
point intelligence.
The guerrilla nature of OSS operation, ir rapidly
expanding with the increase -1h personnel. it ii Valli***
that with increasing military operations there will be on
acceleretion of this 00 type of activity on occasions 14ein
there are no Allied troops available which are qualified-
or equipped for the job,. tring June 0410 patrols killed
219 or more Japanese, its compared with 207 in say.
Planes assigned to Pet. 101 carried oat a variety
-emissions during the month, many of them of a particular-
ly daring and hazardous nature.
It. Comdr. Ion Pier, of Yield Photographic, was
Ate9rittad th# British Army for his part in the Sugar-
loaf II operation; lit It. 1,, Peterson and Photographer.,
late harry Martin, USKR, were commanded for the sane opera-
tion. Lt. Col. W. R. Peers has been appointed 'Pa Division
coordinator for Burma. Col. Critchlie? expert on guerrilla
varfars? formerly with General Wingate, Bidders, is to
work temporarily with Dat. 101 Operations Section.
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Dot. 101 units have moved forward vith the advanc-
ing armies of Gen. Stilwell, continuing to watch and report
on every move of the enemy., Det. 101 intelligenc-4 reports
to air fighter and ground commands now go to 25 military
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groups participating in the Burma campaign. The initial
task assigned to Det. 101 by Gatl, Stilwell Aas been
carried out successfully. This involved gathering infor-
mation ralative to Japanese activities in Northern Burma
and a diagnosis of their plans, resulting in their complete
rout from certain strategic sections of Northern Burma in
accordance with the Allied Cummandorts plan of operation.
The second phase of this campaign has now started and a
re-location of Det. 101 field positions has been effected
in anticipation of this phase of battle plans*
Aka
Iv. LILA
With Bilek bedomlne a maleir branch, Lt. Charles W.
Cox,who arrived 26 Na has been engaged in re-routing
intelligence material, interviewing personnel returning
from the field, and preparing weekly intelligence summaries.
Col. Hall haJ approved an expansion in order to set up a
complete R&A at Det. 101. Unfortunately he could not at
thi ti uLtl1i a request ror the seven men needed to
sta.tf tue expane.ed branch.
VI. R&D
A representative of the Branch has reported for
duty and his plans are already in operation. He will also
instruct students in the use of special OSS equipment.
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VIZ.
In I-Inc-, 3,250 native guerrillas completed two
new air strips, supplied daily information concerning
enemy numbers ana installations, pin-pointed targets far
the Air Force, rescued 185 Army personnel from the jungle,
and ambushed Japanese troops, killing 419 with losses of
only five native achin soldier killed and seven wounded.
In the immediate future, SO will reorganize the
Knothead and Pat groups under one command, organize and
train an Americ.in P.--,1;rhilfe Operational G-roup for work
in tne Burma campaign, operate a parachute school on a
large scale., recruit, train, aria arm 10,000 natives in
rel-%
as wuz,zieJJ.e, establish an air warning net
south of Witkyinal and coordinate air rescue operations
In central Burma.
General Stilwell wat, notified through OSS Intel-
lignce at Combat Headquarters of a movement of a unit of
approximately 15,J Japanese troops southward toward Myitkyina.
Before a message could be relayed from Stilwell fpr ("11r m?bn
to atratok, a message
h!AMC9 471 4.1s,%..
i?WW bayiu6 thit. Jet;
JapaLese :41(1 already been killed.
VI1I.Air Activi;Ites
Det. 101 Air Force consists of four L-1 aircraft
and one L-4, piloted by four sergeants on detached service
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from the 71st. They transport important personnel and
mail, evacuate wounded, go on observation missions,
locate and rescue crashed transport personnels. make air
drops to jungle outposts, and occasionally carry out
hglmh4ng m4=wiens.
These men perform most hazardous
missions. From one area they evacuatcd 49 wounded
Chindits in two days. This area is so swampy that the
airstrip has had to be constructed of trees and twigs
placed in and and covered with a hemp carpet. The runway
is only 700 feet long. Lack of planes necessitates heavy
loads for each craft taking off. The crew weight in an
1.-1 is about 400 pounds but on some flights these pilots
have carried as many as four passengers plus baggage.
On a special observation flight for General
Boatner a Det. .101 pilot brought back a report on the
track and railway stations blown u by fighter pilots in
the area between Masai and Myitkyina. While on the flights
they noticed about 200 eapty freight cars sidetiwacked.
The plane returned to drop Japanese fragmentation bombs,
left at Mvitkvina- anthi railwny tlywirnh tn pleelpant ncttpkmcani-
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the freight cars.
II. a
Every officer now going into the field is briefed
in tit .eans by which morale operations caa help fulfill
nib mission, and agents are Instructed in MO techniques.
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Five men have been requested for the unit Imre. Work
is limited because of re5'triCted
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XII. Co=unication5:.
There are 16 operators no at Det. 101 -- five
Anglo?Burmese, 11 American erlisted men. They handled
200,000 oups in June. The Co=unications School has
just trained 22 a3ents and. twr) base operators to replace
agents brought from the field because of illness. Siza?
ble shipments of parts and batteries nave been received
fro= the Signal Corps, but some component parts for field
sets are still badly needed.
lamsrvinest and SnnA-04Aes.
The warehouse in the Chabua area has been of
great value, but it is not sufficient. An attempt ia being
made LI ac..tuire a group of three warehouses having their
017M railroad
..7.10.[Liaeolk
XIV. Iedical. Services
it 4.. me oussa.mole-
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of sever..: Te. Gardens nearby, the epidemic was kept
away fro ta Det. 101 and Lae general health of ail Personnel
Is satitifactory. Supplie 1JecoLle more acute ,ince our
strengt1:. as increased fro ?4 5,000 to 10,300. Det. 101
received autho ization for a 50?bed hospital, but
vlso needs .six doctors and a 1,roportionate number of
RoUlcui Corp', men Law. teccians.
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A. Schools and Training
thic, .71-4.16,t7tewi
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ha..E k- 1A an orientation
course :or all new Americen personnel. The course, which
includes an extended hike into the jungle, indoctrinates
the recruit in the working of tae Operations, Intelligence.,
Communications, and Field Photographic units at Det. 101.
B. Yield Photographic
The film "Living Off the Land" is completed and
will be shipped to Washington for processing. The unit
4
F is now working on documentaries of the new operations group
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t at Itritkyina, the small r1,Aef' ff light planes in Burma,
t and the training of Naga hillmen. 1/0 Robert Rhea has
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I' returnea from a seven months, mission in the Burma interior
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where he photographed Det. 101 agent activities and filmed
the jungle rire of Uerrillte Maurauders from Wallabua to
Myitkyiva.
C. Finance
Finance has proceeded satisfactorily at Det. 101
curing June since tne aontnly allotment was, increased to
4150,000. Demands froa the field for new and old standard
silver rupees declined below the figure for May but are
expected to increase in July. Co dr. Joseph F. Leete has
recently openea an account for Special Funds of Detachment
101 at Lloyds Bank Limtted in Calcutta.
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An officer who has recently reported for duty
t-islgried to handle the Security Branch at Dot. 101,
thus relieving SI of tnis responsibility.
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BB. Detaehment 202 (Personnel 25, including 15 officers,
9 enlisted men and one niei1i.e.1)
I. SilaigaL.
According to Maj. Wilkiusotire report for June the
picture in SACO aia not look as promising as it nad at the
end of May. Progress as slow in all phases of OSS activi-
ties under the SACO Agreement. Relations with the U.S.
Navy continued to be strained; cooperation on the part of
thc Chinese was at best lethargic; although relations with
the Frencs. group were good , the politIcal implieatine.e
close liaison were such that?no helpful working relation
could be worked out without danger of antagonizing the
Chinese; the Br4tish showed eoale interest in working with
us in this theater: but
prnhAlbly
4.11G, tl
under SACO because they
did not wish to renew their agreement with the Chinese at
tho present time.
PTB4IGEVCE
II. (Per.:onnel 2)
Capt. itgates complete(' tr:Linint; 3f first group
of agents a:id on 18 Julie took tne4 to Kweilin by seeclai
plane. Frori there Capt. Hykes am agent.i destined for
nortilern areas proceedec to Kangchow; while those who were
briefea for the sautnern area moved directly into enemy
territory. Because of enemy action, Capt. llykes and his
group were unable to proceed by rail as planned, and the
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unable ton1"1?1d62a artIr alternative method
of transportation. By his own effort, eventually Hykes
secured a plane. He reported, however, that the cooperation
from the Chinese in this situation left much to be desired.
The advance of enemy troops has made inoperative
the previously selected advanced base, Shunan, and Nanping
has been selected instead. In order to expedite the progress
of the program, OSS has acceded to the Chinese request and
is bearing all g.,,rnAnmec. (bc.tlemiln ;40 Gon wrid ;r5o non) except_
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the salaries of the agents.
The value of intelligence reports received fro the
Bureau of Investigation and Statistics has increased, but
there is still. a great deal of room for Improvement. Thy
delay nas often been so great that, when the reports arrived,
they nad only academic value. Discussions with the Chinese
SI cnief have broaaht some hoe that this situation may be
improved shortly. The French group, under the control of
the Irene:.. Military Mission, continue to be a casual source
itf infevrmm!tip,
The Thai groups, with the exception of two agents,
are all either in Indo-China or Burma en route to Thailand.
These agents .Lre net expectec to send radio messages unti
the; reach tneir destination.
SI plans to start immediately a second project to
send agents into the following areas: Canton, 4 men; Amoy,
men;
U 4w. s T,11.1.4r, I ,r,t]vr%? WrIVr:In.g.ii 4 man; Tnslo,herei 2 mart;
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Hiamen, 2 men; and Wenchow, 2 men. There will be one radio
operator in each area.
III. &a
IV. R & A (Personnel: 2)
In June this branch collected 137 books, magazines,
and newspapers in
This is a drop in
there has been no
The delay
the collection of
disappointing and
date Intelligence
Chinese, Japanese, and English languages.
quantity from the April-May rate, and
compensatory rise in quality.
by the Chinese in furnishing agents for
R&A materials in occupied territory is
further depresses hopes of getting up-to-
data. A waitin1L' period of awaroximately
two months is anticipated before these men are aeleated,
approved and trained,and can begin sending in material from
the field.
During June, R&A completed. and. transmitted Tile
notes at the rate of 75 basic notes a week. The branch also
began developmeat of comprehensive Who's Who file on Puppet
officials and prominent civithns in occupied China.
V.
sai
OPIRATION S
VI. la (Personnel: 8)
80 matters are in approximately the same status as
last month because of the Japanese attack on Hengyang, which
had been chosen for headquarters of SO training. Maj. Dow
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has now selected Xweilin. On 30mJupt, the Chinese recruits
were at Kweilin and should be in the field by the end of
July. It is nope 4 that another class will begin as soon
this one finishes and thus a continuous stream of SO
agentz; can be fed into occupied China.
VII. All ACTIVITIES
VIII. jig (Personnel: 2)
June has been taken up principally with estab-
lishing the necessary liaison with Chinese, British and
American agencies,
casting ecuipment,
Japanese prisoners
selecting a suitable site for broad-
and obtaining permission to
of war.
question
The Chinese have procured two agents for MO.
T/""Eq' are now being briefed before being placed in Shanghai
and Canton areas. Radio operators will be dispatched to
join the agents at a later date. The chief difficulty of
1hL1 branchobtaininii. speciallv qualified staff
members from the Chinese. At present they have no competent
translator$ or interpreters. Maj. Monroe has arranged to
have tLie Chinese chief araft a report to Generalissimo
Chiang-Kal-shek explaining the potential usefulness of MO
in tile Chinese theater.
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XI. COUIRMICATIONS (Personnel: 7)
During tns =anti: of June, the Communications Branch
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set u# 4 monitorinz station for MO. Actual work will
gin when the Chinese furniSh the necessary radio men.
Communications intends 1,-) open a Radio Operators
School early in July to train agents for SO, MO and SI.
Experience has shown that agent s already trained by the
Navy or the Chinese ti1i need Intensive refresher courses
before ,;oine into tae field, and tAis course is designed
to perform that function as well as to undertake the com?
alat4 instrun.tian of aea students. On tne whole the Branch
El
is better satisfied when it
instruction of its men.
XII. SERVICB6 AND SUPPLIES (Personnel:
carries
on
ti.te
entire course of
The Services BT-clnen is badly in need of an
istrative staff ad several clerks. Some relief is expected
when an Adjatant .ind supply personnel arrive from Det. 101.
Supplies :ire coming in satisfactorily to Nunming?
bat there is delay in shipment because the only transporta?
tion from Kunmin to Cuun4king is two Army planes a week.
XIII. FIELD PHOTOGRAPEIC (Personnel: 2)
One member of the Field Photographic staff has
gone to C,Alcutta to procure remz.ining *photogrdphic equip:mat
needed fur the Anvil mission; tLle other aliber is on detached
duty with tad Navy, serving under Comdr. Mlles on the latterts
field trip. Meanwhile ?hotograpnic hork for Det. 202 has
been done by the Navy,
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DD. Kandy - Detachment_ 404 (Personnel: 38 officers,
81-en1iSted men, 44 civilians; total 163.)
1. 1421JUILk
land-mark in SEAC history was the completion
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OSS/SEAC will assist the Eastern Air Coand in much the
same w.ly that Dee.. 101 has been serving Lt. Gen. Stilwell'
ground forces.
OSS/SEAC expects, by early fall, to establish the
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first of-several 'large sub-bases behind enemy lines.
These bases will be manned and supplied with sufficient
regularity-for continuous operations to be carried on
-ema.mrag? .4E1mm
The first phaae uf'thm nipler`pandree-t- was sue-
cessfully completed with the agents safely landed. On
the return trip, the groui captured and brought back ten
prisoners, along with native craft which they were sail-
ing.
WELLIGENCE
la (Personnel: 6 officers, I enlisted man, 10
civilians including 1 on loan from ISLD;
total 17.)
In addition to the wRipleyw mission, two others
were organized during June.
The Eastern Fleet has granted emission for OS
to operate a receiving set in a forward area, thus facil-
itating development of coast-watching activities in the
Soutit part of SEAC.
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Three prisoner-interrogation reports were
prepared, and copies were sent to P Division and JICA,
as well as OSS/Washington.
The lack of instructors and trainees who can
speak native languages remained the principal diffi-
culty.
III. ka
IV. LILA, (Personnel: 2 officers, 6 civilians;
total 8.)
This branch completed two reports providing
preliminary intelligence for operational plans.
It was regularly receiving 16 intelligence
sty.=aries. The need for sezretarial help was still
acute.
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VI. .11 (Per:3onnel: 9 officers, 1 enlisted man;
total 10.)
This brancn vsul: still recruiting for its pro-
posed operations, viz. (1) To drop laaj. D. J. Stevenson
(British) with a group into South Burma to establish a
base for co:.imunications and SI and SO operations. (2)
The project nPonyls to put in a native to contact a
loyal llember of the Burma police in Rangoon and bring
him out of the country for a month SO work will be
limited to such targets us railroads and communications
lines uhich can be destroyed by a rev agents -using a
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small amount of supplies.
VII. AIR OPERATIM
VIII. jfil (Personnel: 2 officers, 2 enlisted men,
-mity414niNa. +.4..4..1 0 1
J www4A-A. ,s,
Light propaganda projects were being developed.
Chief obstacles were the delayed availability of produc-
tion staff and facilities, and tae lack of training facil-
ities for those people recruited in tae field.
IX. jia (Personnel: 1 officer, 8 enlisted men, 1
civilian; total 10. N.B.: the 8 enlisted
men are Navy ratings attached to Det. 101.)
MU was proceeding with the training of agents
at Camp Trincomalee, Ens. Shepard was en route to
Colombo with the 63-ft. rescue craft, the 42-ft. craft
having already arrived there. Both of these ships will
he ruels.a anti supplied by the British coastal forces.
The chief needs of MU were: (1) operational men to carry
out SI infiltration jobs and (2) basie equipment sueL as
kayakss, engines, and rubber dinghies (believed to be en
route).
X. 21 (Personnel: 1 officer, 1 enlisted man;
total 2.)
On k0 June Maj. Peddicord ,,,na two assistants
began to improve the c.imp and training facilities at
Calle.
xx. comxmactuoNs, (Pere-Int:el: S officers, ly
enlisted men, 3 civilians;
total 30.)
Radio stations at Kandy, Colombo, ,ind Trincomalee
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handled a total of 35,090 code groups during June. Con-
struction of the radio receiving and monitoring station
at Trincomalee had not begun. The chief difficulty
was failure to reeeiVe i.illULWUG.LULL crel upuravos.umo yIvij=euz
in ti7ie to prepare a single annex for the plan? assemble
materials, and train personnel.
XII. SERVICES (Personnel: 12 officers1 44 enlisted
men; total 56.)
Buena Vista Camp at Galle was officially
opened. Cohstruction of the first building of the
Ratmalana work shops and depot had begun, while conver-
sion of brick and cadjan huts into brick storage huts
was under way.
XIII. OTHIIR BUICUS
A. FligldThotozraphic (Personnel: 1 officer, 1
enlisted man; total; 2.)
Construction of a new Laboratory building
at Colombo was expected to begin in early July. Still
photos of OSS bases in Ceylon were completed. There
was a need for 35-ma. cameras.
B. 134D (Personnel: 1 officer)
Members of this branca familiarized various
organizations, including the Britisn MEW, ISLD, and GSIK,
with sp.c.! weaponsoavnInpod in U.S. They conducted a
survey of deterioration of stores in Ceylon, and con-
tinued work on the establishment of a field laboratory
whica will provide operations zrouns with special. eauin-
ment.
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Training (Personnel: 1 enlisted
man, 19 civilians;
4-tal 20.)
Durinlz this month 3 Thai agents and 11 Malays
nave received t nc raini at Trincomalee and two agents are
being instructed at t-e Clodagn Estate by Capt. Pittard.
Organization of .1 program of instruction still presented
the main problem, since'circumE:tances required this
work to be assumed under field conditions by pertannel
who nad no background in th branch in U.S.
D. aaecial Funds (Personnel; I officer.)
E. Med
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Services (Personnel: 1 officer., 3
enlisted men; total 4.)
Shortage of personnel and ;LranspoTtaLiorl
mained the lajor problems.
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Personnel of thin branch now totals 1213, of which
911 ure on duty in t,:ze,theaters and. 108 are in training,
transit, or have been requested for overseas duty.
Heavy demands were -,tade for an increase in person-
nel and equipment in ETO. Altnough these demands were
much higher than was anticipated, by diverting man
intended for other theaters, accelerating the recruit-
ing program, and exerting pressure on the manufacturing
faaflittiftal_ the requests are beina filled rapidly.
A new cryptographic system is now in use which
providet, .reater aecurity and adds materially to the
number A.,1 mee3 tnat can be handled. It has been
especiialy u:;eful for agent traffic Ana is suitable for
use in mAny ,.anguageF. .,itn a minimum of instruction.
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FI_IELLI3}_10TOGRAPHIC BRANCH
JUNE REPORT
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wip, I in I
1. Seventy-eight still., motion picture and sound
camera crews were used in the production of photographic
report, OSS and other war agencies. Ten motion
pictures were comeleted
tive and 640275 feet of
the production of these
pictures zir. in various
;-::nd 17,180 feet of picture nega-
sound negative were exposed in
motion pictures. Twenty-two
stages of writing, photography
and editing. Five captured enemy newsreels were com-
pleted for OSS at the request of the
Completed films include:
:11736L.
SSTR-1, French -
Derailment
Floating Shock
Absorbers -
Unarmed
Glide Bomb
0,B.-4 Glide Bomb
Felix High Angle
Bomb
Pentagon Bldg. -
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Taylor Uodel Basin
U.F.A. News
U.F.A. Mews
U.F.A. News
U.F.A. News
U.F.A. News
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IMO
4?111r
Presentation Branch.
OSS Communications
OB$ Schools & Training
OS Research & Development
U.S.Navy0 Bur. of Yards &
Docks
08S Schools & Training
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U.S.A.A.F.
A.A.F.
War Department
05u wbw ricnooi Dr. Fiske
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OSS - P.
B.
OSS P.B.
OSS P.B.
OSS - P.B.
OSS P.B.
2. Units of the Brancr re working in Washington,
Hollywood, Brazil, London :end in the Ca-Ina-Barna-India
Area.
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Eight camera crews were employed in this area
during the month and 14 still camera crews were active-
ly engaged during this period. The material recently
brought back froe NATO i3 in the process of being edited
to present a phctegraphic record of OSS in that theater.
A complete photographic record of acttvities at Detach-
ment 101 is also being edited.
The special effects department is engaged in a
series of tests dealing with make-up to be used by agents
in the field. 'Col. Eiflerfs grout was assigned a motion
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picture projectionist and 16-mm. sound projector to re-
cord his visits to OBS camps and areas. Nine or the men
attached to Col. Eiflerfe project in the Far East were
given instruction in the use of a still' camera.
Porte'ele still equipment is now well in the
process of development. Five porteble units on trucks
And two portable units without tracks constitute the
initial urder. It ie believed that the first truck unit
will be assembled by 15 Auguet and together with trained
personnel will be ready for shipment to the Far East by
SeptEpbers grh,' iconoscopea ad je.ieeepee leeee Leen
delayed in delivery. Fifteen pilot's iconometers are
completed. Further meetings are scheduled with the
special devices branch of the Navy and NDRC on the subject
of development of the iconoscope.
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No detailed reports have been received concern-
inE the tests beiro:; conducted by the Joint Nev Weapons
Committee and the Office of Scientific Researc':, and
Development.
c. Brazil.
Approximately 50[J0 feet of exposed negative were
ship,ed to the Washington laboratory for ;?rocessing. The
unit in New York 1 at work on thtJ third of the Brazilian
seles, entitled !Wings of Brazil? whieh will be finished
during July. The photographic phase of the Brazilian
mission is due to be completed during the month. The
photographic equipment from that mission will be inven-
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FOREIGN NATIONALITIES BRANCH
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1. The work of the Foreign Nationalities Branch
includes a variety of field studies of Foreign National-
ities in the Unitee St:etes. Among these are the follow-
ihg:
a) Foreign NationaliIz_gmap Meetines. Thirty-
six group meetings were attended during the anYlth
of June, including among others Russian, Czech,
French, 6erbien ,ina other Slav organizations.
h) araNajan Reports oz. Foreima Political 4tetivi-
L 1db assuIte-ortn
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hundred ana twenty-two Situation Miports were pre-
pared dealing largely with Middle Elfopean countries
and other groups under Germen hegemony. There were
also 119 reports from Field Representatives, most
of which dealt witn Italian, Yu&oslav, German, and
Austrian groups.
c) Foreilm Press R,,ajin,e. Eignt hnndred and fifty-
nine reports were received, based upon the reading
of foreign language newspapers. Particular tten-
the
..Aitnrials and comments
;ion waS devoted to
on the Pope's address to the College of Cardinals,
the International Free World Association's program
of eemocratic principles for Eu:ope, the voice of
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the small nations on post-war world organization,
proposals for the civil administration of liberated
territory, proceedings of the Bank of International
Settlements, French reactions to the course of
Allied policy.
2. A series of reports prepared by the branch was
distributed within ()SS to ONI, MIS) State) Justice,
Censorthip, etc,:
B2O3, The Kravehonko Case Re-emerges
B-204, Political Issues in Yugoslav War Relief
#192, Polish Publicity Services in the United
States
B-205, Lebanon Conference in Greek-American Press
#194, The Polish-American Congress
#195, The Polish-A=rican
LL 't
B-212, Albanian-Liberation Comittee
#196, Albanian-Language Press in the United States
B-216, The Russian-Ukrainian Baptist Alliance
#198, Religious-Political Forces Add to the Yugo-
slav Complication
B-2191 Greek-Americans and the Cairo Trials
#191, Hebrew Committee of National Liberation
B-202, Hungarian-American Left Regroups Behind
Karolyi
5_105, Discussion of Re-Education of German
Prisoners of War
3-207, Four Pro-Karolyi Meetings
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B-209, Two Views of the Separation of Iceiana
from Denmark
S-106, Hagen on Council for a Democratic Germany
B-2100 Pacciardi Returns to Fight
B-211, NADA Becomes America Denmark Relief, Inc.
B-213, Soviet-Czecho-Slovak Liberation Agreement
Scrutinized
B-214, Council for a Democratic Germany Appeal
B-2060 Austrian Legation in Rome
B-215, The Struggle to Represent Hungary
#197, Alexis Gierowski and Carpatho-Russia
5-107, Don Sturzo Discusses the Christian Democrats
5-108, Count Czernin's Proposed Mission to Moscow
#1931 Spanish Republicans and the Current Spain
B-2080 balsilig Inveigh* Against a *Soft Peace'
#199, Portuguese-Language Press in the United
States
B-218, Foreign-Language Press Footnote to Churchill's
May 24 Speech
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RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS BRANCH
JUNE REPORT
1. General
The recently instituted man-hours chart now
submitted monthly by R & A reflects a rather sharp
change in the hours devoted to the most important
cu, towers of the branch. ThEs following data, abstracted
I from the May and June Reports, illustrate these changes:
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Periodic Political
31.9
14.9
12.6
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15.2
29.5
30.1
-Analyst14
8.4
9.4
Situation Reports
7.8
36.
IIC/
il. 8
3.5
Self-Initiated
3.6
3.2
Riga - PESO
2.3
Chief's Committee
1.9
JCS
1.5
.04
MID
1.2
.5
Navy
1.1
.04
PEA
1.1
.1
Cartel Committee
.9
1.1
F Acting on the suggestion of various branches of
08S, special supplementary reports are being issued
with the Political Intelligence Weekly. Material is
drawn from studies made by R&A/WaJhington, the Ria
outposts and the Foreign Nationalities. Foul. of these
reports were issued during the month: economic Reorgani-
zation of Burma; Political Background of Danish Resistance;
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China's Draft Constitution; An Estimate of the Current
French Foreign Policy. The normal work of Current In-
telligence Staff continued. Three special articles were
contributed to the J.I.C. Weekly Summary as well as
weekly text material on current political developments.
2. Central Information Division
A meeting has been held with representatives of
X-2. Meetings are planned with NO and SO to acquaint
them with the services that CID can make available to
them.
3. Mat, Division
The Map Division accepted requests for 151 maps
and completed and distributed 113. The requests for new
maps were broken down as follows:
(divided as fol,1ows1)
JISPB 39
Others 20
59
Joint Chiefs of Staff 48
Office of Naval Intelligefice 7
War Department 1
T./4
Arlwarimay.eurway s.os va.av
Commissioner of the Philippines ...
151
The volume of work may be illustrated by the
following figures:
Requests for Maps 983
Map Disbursements 11,511 titles and
96,794 sheets
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Topographic Models:
Requested 14, including 9 new models
Completed 7, including 2 new models
In Progreik 33, including 19 new models
The new models completed mere XXXIX Southeast
Europe Part I and XLVII Celebes.
Seventy-nine requests were received by the
Special Photography Section for 1019 titles and 3094
prints.
The Chief of the Topographic Model Section con-
tinued his radar examinations undertaken earlier at the
request of the Secretary of War. Plans are now underway
for thu immediate eetablishment of an overseas Model
Shop. The lists of supplies and euulument have been
drawn up and key personnel selected.
4. Euroee-Arriea Division
Post-war studies occupied th-i greater part of
the t,5.7,e of the Division. Tae nature of this wore falls
principally into three categories: Planning Guides for
German Military Government; Infornation Guides for
Western Europe; Regional Studies for Military Government.
This trend towards post-war planning was inter-
rupted only by a paper for the Joint Intelligence Com-
mittee revising, ae of 1 July, the current capabilities
of the enemy on the continent.
a. lics?....2.119_AUL_Lija_XIVSNOZ12. The normal work on
manpower, agriculture, and oil continues as
before. Although a running file is maintained
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on current material in the fields of enemy
military supplies and industrial resources,
the groups previously engaged in analysis in
this field are now cievoting their time to (1)
work on money, finance, international trade
and reparations; (2) work on international
security, disarmament and territorial adjust-
ment, and area problems; and (3) commercial
policy.
b. Geographic Subdivision. The primary focus
of concentration during the month was upon
Regional Studies for Military Government. In
some cases all three subdivisions will cooperate
in these studies. your comprehensive studies
were completed during the month.
gs Political Subdivt112a.
(1) Africa Section: Two reports were completed
=-nri additioml studies were undertaken at the
request of the State Department.
(2) Balkan Section: Work nnnttrincia ran te^
laajor reports:Tonflicts and Agreements of
Interest of England, Russia and Turkey in the
Balkans,* and *The Kessobo Region.*
(3) CAntral Telrebvt:
Civil Affairs worK con-
tinues aud two reports on reparation problems
are in progress. A study has also been instituted
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on underground political actiAMS inv&rmany
after World Wur I and possibility of their
revival.
(4) ItAl-W1 Section: studies are continuing
on the Catholic church, labor, electoral problems,
and German administration in frontier areas.
(5) Wear Bast Section: a major study is in
progress on political background of foreign con-
cessions in the Near East.
(6) Western Luropean Section: (includes the
former Scandinavian-Baltic Section). Six reports
were completed, three concerned with French
problems, a preliminary study on Ireland and
two biographical studies.
5. /Par Zastern Divisim
This division ias been requested to prepare
three sections of the Civil Affairs Handbook on the
Philippine Islands. Principal activity of this division
is still confined to JANIS and mquickies" for the Joint
Topographic Subcommittee. It is believed that there
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Recommendations: (1) Authorization should be
sought for the appointment of an Risk representative to
the Joint Intelligence Agency under Gen. Buckner and
Admiral Fletcher in the Nort;1 Pacific Theater; (2) An
increase of the Rick stuff under Dr. Tozzor in Honolulu.
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In view of Dr. Tozzer's established position, this
should be possible even in aavance of general authori-
zation for the expansion of OSS in this theater. Ad-
vantage should be taken of the reorganization of MIS
to re-explore the possibility of an effective two-way
line of communication via OPD or MIS by the R&A and
Southwest Pacific Theater, particularly Dr. Hayden and
the allied geographic service.
6. U.S.Sa. Division
It has now become clear that this division will
concentrate primarily on post-war problems. A letter
from Asst. Secretary of State Acheson, commending a
previous comprehensive study uxdertaken for the State
Department,indicates an interest in a closer relationship
itetween the State Department and the division's research
staff. A broad program of studies embracing all the
major aspects of Russia's post-war economic life has beim
prnjotad n result of the State DopnrtmantIls rnquckat
The War Food Administration and the combined
Food Board have suggested a study covering the Russian
amx_,
food siLuaiduil ruk t4=
mittee has also forwarded a request for a study concern-
ing the "Russian State Training Monopoly and the Proposed
Cartel Program."
Normal work continues on Soviet political problems
a study is underway on Soviet war aims as well as
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one on *Soviet Liberation Policies and Practices in
the Liberated Areas of the U.S.S.R."
The recent report entitled "Information on
Certain Cities in Siberia and Central Asia," prepared
for Vice President Wallace, was well received, and a
report covering additional cities is now underway.
7, The Latin American Division and jaterdekartments.1
gpmmittee. Though active curing the month, these divi-
sions reported no outstanding developments.
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C- LS ND TAI1UNG BRANCH
JUNE REPORT
1. The enrollment in the Branch was fairly uni-
form during the month. The fluctuations that did
occur were due to the raid-month drop in Communications
and OG trainees.
2. In response to a request to set up an assessment
school in BTO, three members of the Washington testing
staff have been offered on a permanent basis and the
Chief instructor of the Assessment Program for temporary
duty. In this case it has been decided to retain this
staff as members of Schools 14 Training Branch. A simi-
lar demand for an Assessment School in SI1AC has restated
in the detachment of appropriate personnel who are at
present awaiting transportation to that theater.
'2 A
JIL pi-uw.cvm has arise with the retluests from thil
various tneaters? principally ETO, for trained personnel.
Since Schools and
Vesining
has no allotment for MO, it
has been necessary to transfer training instructors to
SI or to the Chief of Mission, thus releasing carofuLly
trained personnel.
4. The total of students and trainees for all areas
during June was 586 and the total of assessment students
in the three schools was 4810 making a grand total. of
1067. During the month $20,327.55 was spent by the
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5. Progress of instruction and use of the Areas
may be summarized as follows:
Auta_A-
Area. A-2 (75 men) is used for basic
military training for men without such
training from the Army. The policy has
been laid down that no class would start
without a miniui. of 25 men. At the
present time such a minimum is not avail-
able for training and therefore the next
class has been postponed.
a-ka (42 men) is for training of OGIs.
During June most of the men nad completed
training and were held in the area awaiting
transportation.
They were
1,..r.nlinipti in
building bridges, ranges and similar
courses for future trainees.
kreej-5 (30 men) is used for the advanced
SO course. Men who have completed training
are transferreu to Area F. During the hold-
ing period they are under the supervision
of the SO branca, with Schools and Training
responsible only for their quarters and
messing.
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This is the school for Communications '
personnel. Operational field trips into
a nearby national forest give the students
a change to operate with a base station,
thus approxi:uating field conditions as
closely as possible.
Area E. (79 men)
This 12 designed for SI, X-2 training.
Areay. (132 men)
This area is at present somewhat heterogenous
in character. Instruction in this area in-
cludes the basic MO course, the advanced MO
course and a special advanced course for
MO personnel in the Far East. Also during
June the s.rea is used for the instruction
of cDrtairl ()Wiz; housing of 00 recruits until
they can be formed into units; training for
members of the field experimental unit; a
holding area for SO personnel who are await-
ing shipment.
Area RTU-11. (26 men)
An advanced intelligence training school is
conducted here.
Area S.(145 candidates)
This is used us a four-day asssssmant school.
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The load continues to be heavy and due to
the large number of students to be assessed
and the drain on the instructors needed for
setting up other assessment schools, there
appears to be little hope that the one-day
assessment school at Area W can yet be
abandoned.
A01.116 (316 candidates)
Recently moved to 1917 PI" Street, NA.,
this one-day assessment school is now able
to handle 18 persons per day.
Akaaji?.(20 candidates)
This assessment school was set up during June
on the -West Coast. It is now prepared to set
up plans for assessing personnel for all
branches who are destined for training in this
area.
AX04 WP & WA. (20 men at Area WP)
These areas are designed to give a basic in-
fer ,or5nnne1 bound for the Far
East. VP is the physical training camp anu
WA includes botai operational and intelligence
training as well as 48 nours of area indoctri-
nation.
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There were 1243 new requests for full security
investigations, an increase of 260 over the May figure,
A total of 983 complete security investigations were
written up and there are now 913 cases pending..
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JUNE MONTHLY REPORT OF cmeA.Ts
FOR SERVICES BRANCH
COMPLETED JUNE
THEATER
/LQ
WEIGHT
EUROPEAN
118
1,3620828
FAR EAST
123
751,473
MIDDLE EAST
17
40,946
NORTH AFRICA 105
XiSC'
TOTALS 70
CANCELLED
881,371
8 ?54-i
3,044,9
3764-27,7g
COMPLETED MAX
EUROPEAN
FAR EAST
MIDDLE EAST
NORTH AFRICA
MISC.
CANCEEOLB
105 666,943
97
30
85
324,6?4
388.314
799,280
20.910
2,200,051
772?13-,T3T
cg VOL.
JUNIALMULAIII
12 Alcia CU VOL.
44,9042
30.64
44.76
30.61
36,653.8
31.95
24.68
24.99
2*656.3
62,196.0
146,600.1
4.42 1.34 1.81
27.27 28.95 42.40
1Amig5* 100 00 TWIA
=AL MLR TO_ DAZE
44,210.4
33.07 43.89 444.06
23,488.9
25.95
27.18
32.02
82382.7
11.56
6.28
3.60
32,180.6
21.71
20.6318.28
Titi"
.83.2
flu,kg5.1
COMPLETED YEAR TO Dan
EUROPEAN
FAR EAST
MIDDLE EAST
515
404
180
NORTH AFRICA 338
W TALS 140#
MISC.
TUAit
CANCELLED
4,418,929
2,736,385
626,967
2,077,573
10 .71?
572
264,037.0
191,789.4
21,642.0
109,480,7
U.0854
599,034.6
10,068,572 595,034.6
TCOIR 014,1.91 37441iti
Ji.i el -1
_Milt MAY
105 82
146 174
63 57
92 96
424 425
APR
UR
99
32
67
169
66
63
51
31
54
62
54
38
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Activities of tho Air Operations Section of SO for the first six months of 1944:
Jan.-
glum* 19164 TOTALS
Bel-, Den- Nor- To- Bel- Den- Nor- To-
Franqe giuo Nark., ku,za.a.?: es, juja irjJc =at
Sortie-. (suc-
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14'Packages 1633 113 0 9 1755 745 7 0 0 752
Supplies to ROls* 393 54 0 5 452 480 4 0 0 484
A/C Missing 6 3 1 0 10 1 1 0 0 2
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First sone into sporatioa
during umotils end node wool-
lent train iodoktag report.
enapletimi survey a Dumas*
rallogs, node additional Aes
riparliso A partially asieese-
tutliasaply direp was made
14 J. another to be flans
in July, le tOko error "Moname
O Pemoolgo greup?
Aneoeired lIDopeetioes am
lioditerroniie 'metal Wows
and laves eitemOire rail
severe. in 84 Promo.
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new radio *tattoo.
Supply drop to "Natalie!'
to ropiseee Cole Sim srhiolt
ass lost.
Two %gents and 1/T operator
for tastioal intelligens*.
Supplies and equipment. for
Pumpkin.
A piik-up operation to bring out
demonists sollooted by Pumpkin
hgent and 10 operator for AtAX
chain, to be used for taotioal
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Roush** du Rhene Aunt and 0 oporstor for AltAX.
H Supply ?proration to follow
St. Legate
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tried 1 July.
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max lost. To be ready
2 July.
To be ready July.
To be ready S July.
heady to go.
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NAME
GEOGRAPHIC
AREA 'ASCRIPTION
SI BRAME - ITALIAN UM
Gulf of Venimr. To pave war for Apple I/.
Lake region. Military intelligence.
CONTINUING OPERATIONS
APPLE I
APRICOT
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DATE
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Milau
Uilan
Venioo
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2 In ()contact with National Libor,.
ation Committae. Breedemsta
regularly, 56 reports; seised
important doouments.
3 Reeved German raid in Venice.
Transmitting through Raisin.
2 Droppod 14 June. Started trans-
mitting 23 June. 8 raport?.
industrial and military intelli-
genoo.
3 Fran 22 February to 12 April
valuable strategic:ell
goose. Reported in handl. of
Tito's Partisans.
2
Released fraa prismo 20 May;
cospooted on air soon.
Reported *misted 27 Man
trial being delayed.
captured at Jesolo, and
interned.
Roporting through Apricot.
Working with Aprioot. Leader
emseped to Sittaiiriand.
8paree Lntolligenoe transaltted,
2 members reported deed. George
tor believed hold by 0014111404.
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ABU DISCRIPTION
CONTINUING WISSIONS
ALIN
NCLBURY
OAK
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PINE
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noises Parti-
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Croatian Parti.-
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Partisan Naval
Cememad.
Third, Partisan
Naval 3eetor.
Second Partisan
Roma Seotor.
Second Partisan
Army Corp..
NIATRXR STATIONS
Station A.
Calif. *sat
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Nundon Amet
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NNW PROGRISS DURING ANIS
TO furnish 14'41ot/tor intelli.
omaso.
4 Reported new German rosket
troop nevsments along Zagreb-
Ljubljana railroad.
? Reported osastal deems. Croat
Littoral end use of Ribes-lain
read.
4 Reported status of Dalmatian
islands.
Reported on' courses of Axis
creosols bottom Fiume and Zara.
? leported snow garrisons am
4 Arportod Osman WS in
Xsmtenegre Sanjak.
? Sendiag weather intolligiaoa.
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3 Moved from Korot to Borsht
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Anti4aSi stiokars.
40-page pmephlet,deeigned to
drive wedge between Japan isasi
a'ornany.
List of 160 )itallen spies,
Collaborationists.
lisrning peasants to keep
grain and.itook from Germane.
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PROGRESS DURING JINN
A. printedo
MenuiOript ompleted.
Virelesse4 in the olear to
Bari and Naples to frighten
them.
Broadoast from Allliers,
Palermo, Naples and Bari.
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GEOGRAPHIC
AREA DESCRIPTION
yo BRAWN - CAIRO ?
lithlgary Newspaper plants of news and
rumors.
Geraany, Greece,
Ruaania, Hun-
tarY4,
Crete
Mores cede broadcaats.
General MO aotivities.
Newspaper.
Bulgaria, Grilses, Undermining morals 3r German
Germany garrisons.
Crete
To effect 'mutiny of German
garrisons.
SRCRET
PROGRESS DURING AMBI
Several in Turkish moire
dirioted at Magary, Several
in Green,.
Continued.
P4blioised Morse broadcasts,
wpread rumors of Xreipe
desertion.
Piret edition written, being
rum off.
light leaflets prepared,
twelve etiokersapriparede
750 peumds or material to
be flown to missions each
month.
Two MO representatives ready
to s000mpany PER.
3 SORE?
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coirnmiso dirwancies
Frew*
may
Prance
JUSTIN S. P
TirtommAsa Pea
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Carrels
Gorgon*
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Lagosta
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Peljesao
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railli4 raid
monuments ot mes.
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T.4100ray: easlifioatiinui
and, atringthan Ilrileiettfiko?
moviocient.
Obsorntion poit:
Raid.
Reid.
lisoomnaisomma
15 irepped in S June snOueeess-
fully destroyed an-ippOrtast
railroad bridge 14 Jia.
Later re-supplied min4 ore now
oasporating with gr,4y%)
1300 likmatits and a Jodburg tem.
15 Sueoesetull* dropied*Juna.
12 personnel replaoed 24 June.
N 01
140 3~14 guard for Beltimh
battery in att.* - 3?4 JMNI4
r
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3 Oaatiwairtg patrol.
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APPENDIX C - COMMENDATIONS
r
I,
A. aI.
Froi /47_.j. Austen, Chief of the German 0/B Section
of SHAEF, an coendation was received stating that
the OSSEX messages received to date were reliable and of
high guLlity. He was particularly pleased with the cover-
age of the IL.s Reich Division z71vement from our Bern and
Algiers offices. He further stated that source of these
reports waza'. first rate agent and the report itself a
highly satisfactory one,
B. FIELD PHOTOGRAPHIC
1. In a letter from Brig. W. A. S. Turner, Assist-
ant Chief Pub/lc Relations Division, SHAEF, appreciation
was ..x,messed of the "splendid work done in connection
witin assembitag photographic material for the SHAEF re-
lie expressed Particular s4ppreciation of the men
under Lt. Herbert I. LeedL, mo working continuously
aleer. or bu izs., cat and wiire,d thv--. invasion
films in record time.
2. A letter was received from tc,e office of the
Nvi attc.che in London 21.z:hod oy Cap"W R, 11(11i1;,
wcpressiLz thanks for the asaintnce rendu7ed in co:aplet-
ing a project ofsrecoruing ,zerchant ship plans for the
Division of Naval Intelligence.
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C. PRESENTATION BRANCM.
In letter from Prime Minister ChUtchill to
General Donovan tne former wrote It was very kind of
you to send the very interesting maps and charts and
also Gazetteer for use in my Map room. These maps have
bees. found most usefal.n
Toe
II. MEDTO
A.
In a letter from Col. C. C. Sloane, Jr., G-2 Sec-
tion, AFK, appreciation was expressed for the informa-
tion already received from independent OSS intelligence
The 11,.AartAndornmt vi1i10 or OSS information on
southern France has been z rapidity of radio transmis-
sion between the agents in the field and tue home base.
The speed with which this information has reacAud head-
quarters Ras been a great help in aiding to Dlock the
movement of divisions, especially towards the battle
areas in Normandy.
III ytiRgIol
.
? ILLD PHOTOGAPHIC
A letter received from the Bureau of Yards
anc DocL cicnoisledging the wholehearted cooperation of
OSS in t!:.e production of the R75-ton boom* moving picture.
The v:ork -A' the Field Photographic Branc'a in editing shots
taken b: the Navy anf. in recording the sound track was
done intelligently, with ei fine spirit of cooperatior.
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