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# TRAINING EVALUATIONPhase III, Course 2## SECTION I IDENTIFYING INFORMATION|                                              |                          || -------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ || **Name**                                     | Kautsch, Newton B.       || **Sex**                                      | X                        || **Date of Birth**                            | 1 Mar 1926               || **201 Data**                                 | 7 Oct. 1946              || **Projected Assignment or Present Position** | Intelligence Officer, CE || **Date of Course**                           | 27 April-29 May 1964     || **Grade or Rank**                            | E-13                     || **No. Students**                             | 48.                      || **Office**                                   | 3/11                     |## SECTION II PERFORMANCE RECORDThe following grades show the achievement of this student in the major elements of the Course. The distribution of the grades received by all members of the class is presented numerically. In this distribution, this student's grades are marked with an ", so that its performance can be compared with the performance of the class as a whole.MAJOR ELEMENTS ADJECTIVAL RATINGS|                                                         | Fail | Poor | Satisf! | Excell | Sup || ------------------------------------------------------- | ---- | ---- | ------- | ------ | :-: || A. Organization of the Clandestine Services:            |      |      |         |        |     || 1. Mission, Objectives, Commitments                     | 0    | 2    | 22      | 16     |  1  || 2. Organization and Function at Headquarters and abroad | 0    | 11   | 23      | 6      |  2  || B. Operational activities of the Clandestine Services:  |      |      |         |        |     || 1. Approaches to operational Activity                   | 0    | 6    | 25      | 15     |  1  || 2. Planning and review of Operations                    | 0    | 4    | 22      | 8      |  2  || 3. Operational and Intelligence Reporting               | 0    | 5    | 24      | 18     |  0  || 4: Administrative Requirements of Project Management    | 0    | 5    | 29      | 10     |  2  || C. Skills Observed in Training:                         |      |      |         |        |     || 1. Facility for Written Expression                      | 0    | 4    | 26      | 16     |  1  || 2. Preparation of Cables                                | 0    | 6    | 27      | 13     |  1  || 3. Facility for Oral Presentation                       | 0    | 3    | 21      | 23     |  0  |The content of these major elements, and the basis for assigning grades, is explained in OBJECTIVES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COURSE.## SECTION III OVER ALL RATINGThis rating is an estimate of the student's ability to think and plan in terms of the character of CIA clandestine operations; to appreciate and to understand the policy considerations and factors which affect the choice of operations and the manner in which they must be conducted; and the operational security standards which must be maintained. IN THINK- ING AND PLANNING IN TERMS OF CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS, THIS STUDENT:| Is incapable | Has some difficulty | Possesses adequate competence | Is exceptionally skilled | Is outstanding || :----------: | :-----------------: | :---------------------------: | :----------------------: | :------------: ||              |                     |                               |            x             |                |