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# AGENT REPORTFor use of this form, see FM 30-17(C); AR 381-130; the proponent agency is the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence.1. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT2. DATE SUBMITTED   6 February 19723. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER4. REPORT OF FINDINGSOn 4 February 1972, Robert M. Creed, Sp4, 514-54-4745, Security Guard, C Team, 66th USA Artillery Detachment, Datteln (LC8424), Federal Republic of Germany (FRG), APO New York 09078, was interviewed at his place of duty regarding an incident of possible Counter-Intelligence interest, and stated substantially as follows:At 1200 hours on 3 February 1972, Creed received a telephone call at the unit from John the Dee Jay. John began the conversation by asking Source his last name, saying that he had a difficult time getting a hold of Source knowing only his first name Bob. Source told John his last name and then was asked to spelliit. Source spelled his last name while John repeated it slowly as if he were writing it down. John asked Source if he could meet him at the Lord Nelson Bar, Datteln, that evening. Source replied that he could and asked John if he wanted him to return the Air Force parka he had borrowed from him the previous evening. John said that it was not necessary to return the jacket and that Source could hold on to it for a while if he wished. John said "You didn't have a chance to get to the man at the photo shop yet, have you?" Source said that he had not. John said that it did not matter, it could be done later. John asked Source if he could meet him at the Lord Nelson at 2000 hours, to which Source replied that he could. The conversation ended.Source met John the Dee Jay at 2000 hours, 3 February 1972, in the Lord Nelson, Datteln. John was very interested in the Military Police that were in Datteln, wanting to know why they were in town. John stated that he knew they had come from Westkirchen (MC3549), FRG, and wanted to know where they were going next. John was extremely interested in the Military Policemen. John was interested in the jeeps that the Military Police had with them, two of which were parked in the parking lot near the Lord Nelson. John wanted to know what the numbers written in chalk on the jeeps meant. Were they call numbers or code numbers as to the point of origin of the jeeps. John mentioned that the radios in the jeeps were nothing, that he knew where he could get a radio that could reach Brazil. John mentioned Julius and said something about Julius having some military photographs. John was not clear on this point and Source was unable to determine exactly what John had meant. John said that he was going to have his photograph taken at the Althoff Photo Shop, Datteln, which was acress the street from the Western Bar, where John resided. John asked Source to bring him some war and Army books. John said all he wanted were some war stories, nothing about NORAD or SANRAS (Special Ammunitions Recognition and Authentication System). Source was not positive that John had said SANRAS because John had said it quickly, but Source was fairly sure. John offered to pay for all Source's drinks if Source did not have any money. Source returned the borrowed Air Force parka to John who was very suspicious about it and5. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT   HEINZ E. ICKERT, 66th MI Group6. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT   Hersiz E. IckertNW 88613 Docld:34530612 Page 2