OSS - INTERNAL MEMORANDA ON/CRITIQUES OF OFFICE PRACTICES/INTERCEPTED MESSAGES OF GERMAN FOREIGN OFFICE ("BOSTON SERIES"), 1945

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L. Anderson's report describes his aotivities
in detail which consisted largely of liquidating R&D
in London,' No suggestions or criticisms are made and
%he Brtasb Cbi.t twols that mo moments aro necessary.
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OFFICE OF STRATEGIC SERVICES
WASHINGTON. D. C.
Gemarral William J. D0120Yeal
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1404. Henry J. Anderson
Research and Development Branch
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28 August 1945
Mak toilette:two to Oemerei Order No. $113, I am aubaitting tho following report
ar aettiirthi?a while assigned to the Research and Development Branch in
On I April ISO I melted. to Odd Readquarters in London and immediately
Wony itwiitao with the Researoh and Development Brouloh.
SOW Us* prier to ay dvarture the Doeumeirtation Unit of BAD stationed
toolkima isolang Lt. Cal. X. C. Reddiek who was serving am Chief of R&D
hadi Wes tremaferredi to ENCIPSOVO? It was intend4d, upon ay
sorliwit istomaidos* that I take over ikel responsibility for the remaining
of the MD Stem& Whteh included special weapons work and the
eiedlitting mit nowits with eitthing and spuial equipment.
sertisi1Z treed thin NC had tem instructed to begin liquidation
smumedfistge sat its., manswitation with, Colonial rorganh Captain Armour,
*atior 0040. *ad IA. Cal* Retliok, it was decided that the beat interests
setrie4 noir4 distutbing the setup which then existed in the
Lt. c.L giedack ressined as Chief of the Branch
is parind 4 / replaced Captain tip C. Crooke, who r?.
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General ijllian J. Donovan
.2. 28 August 1946
gy duties in London oaasisted of the followings
1. Liaison with SOA Headquarters.
Z. Liaison with SOB Station LX to obtain information on their research
and develolient projects and report this to aashington. Also to advise
Station LX on the progress of 065 R&D projects.
3. AssAst other Branobes of OSS in various technical matters and
provide information and instruction on R&D special weapons and equipment.
4* Liaison with groups in the Tiritish War Office and Admiralty to
obtain information on their various pro,feots.
S. Provide such assistance as would be required by the OS group deal-
ag with countermeasures.
6. Obtain information on the use of R&D special weapons and equipment
in the field.
Oise mewth after sir arr1val in ITO Germany capitulated and as a result require-
ment* for WiD weapons and equipment oeased to exist. Liaison with the various
aritieh groups, however, continued as there were quits a few projects under
vay *Joh hod bearing 0,41 activities in the Far Sart and other projects wore
La thotts final stages of oampletion. The progress of these projects was re-
ported to dashingtes and the British in turn were informed on the status of
V*10/04* developments tosiang carried on in 4ashington. Several days each week
wore spent at Station. IX working with the Trials Committeo and other groups.
The iseuntermeneures *ark *Mich was under the direction ot X,..2 had an exhibit
at 260 spatial weapons end examples of various German and British types set
up tit Puts, Tnor to my arrival 113 ETO R&D had assisted in setting up this
esitilmitio but after 751 Day no further assistance was required on the part of
00 so thereto* very little sabotage on the part of the Germans*
the as* OW spowliel weapons and equipment in ITO was investigated thorouoaly.
I searehed all records, and interviewed personnel of various Branches to obtain
140,Mmtims erthli type. It was learned that fresh information on sabotage
ectiviSte* oitralii be obtained by interviewing members of the Underground in
Demenrit Obi Smear. mod 1 was instructed to go to those pountrien and obtain
feet* the use of the weapons and sabotage techniques. I left London on
IA AO* 1944 Nut was ix Dennark until 28 Juno. 1 proceeded from Copenhagen
to (We on ZS Jumt. sat roloalued them! until 4 July 1245 an whloh date I re-
mowed to LomIcm. finding* ea this siesicn are recorded in my report to
Vt. 0,10 4.110 Jertriee, dated 10 July 1946, subject, Use of R&D Special
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Mime" retara from Denmark and Norway I received instruotions to liquidate
the remaining RID aotivities in 120 and did so. I left Landon on 3 August
and reported to cashington on 14 August 1945.
In summary. it can be said that the Speoial aeapons Divition of RID provided
helpful assistanais to other Branohes of 088 on technical matters and in the
potentielities of RAD weapons and equipment. In addition, useful information
vas provided oath* use of demolitions and other weapons not of OBS Jrigin
or issue. It sae foowl that R&D special weapons had not been used to the
extent they moigist have if they had gotten over to the theater in quantity at
au earlier date. If it had boon possible to get them into TO sooner, in my
opiaan, it would haw been essential to provide adequate instruction in their
use and to sosd PD representatives into the field with operational people to
ftorther instruct in their use and proceed to assist in carrying out operations.
Pi %eying almott PAD representatives in the fidd, it would also have been possible
to a greeter degree to transmit the requirements and needs of operational per-
email for any twosome and equipment to the .vashbigton Headquarters.
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Me Director DATE: 20 August
Secretariat - Reports Office
1. Like many previous reports, Capt. Grimm's report
*tate* that personnel at the base were shifted too
rapidly, and that field men did not receivo the proper
recognition or awards due them. Mr. Shepardson suggests
that a directive be issued authorizing such personnel
to wear battle stars, ribbons, etc.
2. Without detailed discussion Mr. Shepardson
approve* Capt. Orimmts criticisms regarding immature desk
head* (p44), inadequate handling of money (p4), lack or
care in screening officers and interpreters who are to
represent V.S. interests in their native countries (p.6),
and leek of knowledge of what American equipment is being
used in the area (p6).
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The attached field report is that of one of the
two agleam assiZrod to the Persian Gulf Command for SI
astivities a year ago. Both officers have performed
admirshle Jobe for OS. One is continuing with the
n10,04 in his SI cspaoitiy while Major Hudson has reluc-
issitt141 been withdraws because of an urgent need for him
forCairo widths tact that his cover duties with the
1.t. are being terminated with the liquidation of that
consitler this a clear, concise report of a job
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FIELD REPORT
20 August 1945
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no undersigned officer departed Virashington 9 August 1944,
spent al seek in consultations and briefings at the Cairo office
and arrived in Teheran on 21 August. Hewes stationed in Teheran,
attached to Headquarters, Persian Gulf Commands until 16 July 1945
whom he wee recalled to Washington for consultations preparatory
to assignment in Cairo. During October 1944 a trip was made
**wring sll principal PGC installations from Teheran to the Per-
sian Gulfs including visite to Basra and Bahrein. In December 1944
a week inse spent in Isfahan, and in Mow 1945 a journey of ten days
duration wee mode to Meshed in the Willi= zone of occupation.
Various other shorter trips took place in the vicinity of Teheran.
as WW1=
Arrengemmmta for having two OSS officers as-
1 ion Gulf Command were completed in the spring of
19 belmwss3enerel Donovan and General Connelly, CO, PGC, and
their ropreeentatives. These officers were technicality transferred
complitoly out of OSS end cams entirely under the jurisdiction of
the Permian Gulf Command. Their relation to OW was known only to
the Commianding General, his Chief of Staff, and their respective
Ohio:* Ls their cover Jobe. Communications were maintained with
Odra elittiretly through Army channels. This arrangement, which was
regmmkml se experimental at it, inoeptions proved highly success-
tal? thmt largely to the (*operative attitude of the PGC authorities;
time CM representatives on their part were always most careful to
weld enborreosing that= by their activities. It is suggested
that eone4eretion be riven to the possibility of using similar
preciamtuires for itt personnel in other theaters.
tko 4 aa A4 the time the above errangeiente were made it
- I rot 'Nihon* would offer favorable opportunities for
c* eoecttttone within the 7SOR iteell. This belief proved
Aput 00.3040,,Iming returned travelers, which might
0,08thi7wwildeas anywhere, there was little opportunity of re-
porting vs internal Seviet affairs. Contacts, other than formal and
et-MIAS $00110, VIVO to eetablish or maintain with Russian
0400,0004. (WI poosollga to obtain Russian publications in
Isvrea forierd then to VilehlArkin much more rapidity than could
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As the mission developedpits major objective became more and
more the reporting of soviet activities and intentions within Iran
itself. This objective was of course, C.103elly related to problems
of 'British intereets and al;s and to internal Iranian affairs.
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Mar.was nothing exotic, esoteric or particularly romantic
about procedure in the field, information was obtained wherever
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approximate order of value, mere As talent/
and *weever it could be found. The principal types of sources, in
s.,!!!!! Gulf Command official sources, Information pertinent
to 035 4Amari4liumiriialrirr'fiommaii77Iriaral or Chief of staff
throuigh military channels we* frequently passed on to one or th
th e
omr of the C3representative*. Such information came chiefly
from the Cie, the Public Relations Officer, or the Placid Division.
3ince 0-4 had been abolished in the POC, the 033 representatives
oe, fUnctioned as 06.2 in passing on intelligence to Washington*
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time seine into the fair4 obvious
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this officer, without at this
reasons, that Iran and Turkey
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nom , Secretariat - Reports OftIce _ 'tJt-liPi4.0__Ar?
1UIN1C1r: Returnee Report: Mr. James A. 'Irammell
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This office checked with ii&A as to the lacig of
* br*.nch chiefts covering mamorandum Cor this brief
retwtrnee report. The Chief, FOA, considered comment
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andum ? UNITED MThS GOVERNMENT
The Director
DATE: 2-4-itugust 19415
- Plow Secretariat - Reports Offi.ce
=Nam Returnee Report: 1st Lt. Everett M. Greaser
I. Lt. Greaser brings up the familiar complaints
of too little rank in the field, and of too frequent
chan;ge of Desk Reads, two problems which, as Comdr. Katz
states, have been considered many times. Lt. Greaser
also mentions that most OSS radio equipment does not
meet the operator's requirements. Comdr. Katz has taken
this up with the Communications Branch,
2. Attached is a detailed operational report of
h.Dtp.221,1 mission into YUgoslavia.
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Lt er brings up the famtliar ooqplaints
ot too XtttIo Punk in the fleld, and or too froquont
elm at Doak Nomisi two problems whioh, as Comdr? Rata
sistee, hues boom wail dared ssany Uses. Lt. Greasier
las* monticess that no** OW rpidlo awl doer; not
met ibis opoistakaste Invairassenti. Com* Kate haii taken
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41,WSCT : Field Report of Lt. Sverett k. Greaser
1. rhe field report submitted harebith is rather typical
lf those which have been previously turned in by men whose field
experteme was similar to that of Lt. Greaser. The only different
cumnent? %rid it is mot particularly new, is the criticism of the
%)S.5 radio eluf.4iment which, as will be noted, has already been
canAidered with the CciniamicatIons Branch.
2. The above comments are not intended to disparage the
justice of Lt. Grear's remarks. The comments he makes refer
to basic *Dahlias which have been considered on a number of
=maims* Sfforts should be made to correct the faults in any
*gentian which stIght take )1.ace In thm future.
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I reistirted rrma overseas duty whore I had worked as a Jed-
burghLaPremearest 6 February 1945. While I as on leave following my
rotor* fret Swope, a request wan reached frost the ETO for me to return
to bow. Otr a lostielom that had Just wises. Oa reporting to London
tate tatirmed that a gammas *sing formulated to *end six Jedburgh
teem Left Saumark0 three of thee* toms te be British and three to be
Aduriama. The plot *ailed ter oserdiaatioa between the British organi-
instistme. SON mad C64,30. Since Denmark was considered in the British
dent* 1101t Me mare active ts the planaimg. The three American teams
wielocorgmilisd[mataky with the view to provide Amerioan representation
? Dmamark el it ems planned that no Amnrican troops were to enter
Dommerit
The plaiting end training of the Jedburghs was initiated by
jotimergho iheelealvee? Issosemeh as every ooe of the Danish Jeaburghs(
Mit fareamor 0*** action te similar work La Prance these men were quali-
ties, 40* sapooktemeeie tirooe type *it work to be done in Denmark. Confe-
moo* vivo to14 frequently witk gerigatter Movkler-Ferrymas. Mr. Pittner.
axe 11110 reeklag *Moire eoneereod with Venial ?oro. work* At
11111e1Meeittereitedme, th, Mamie, awitie* tad *equireimWts of each Jedburgh
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