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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 INCIDENTWHITE, Joseph TimothyPFC, 492-60-2196DPOB: 5 Nov 61, St Louis, MO2. DATE SUBMITTED22 September 19823. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER4. REPORT OF FINDINGSROTC ASC at Fort Riley, Kansas. In July 1981, while Source was assigned as an Individual Tactical Training (ITT) instructor at Fort Riley, Kansas, he received performance evaluations from SUBJECT'S peers and cadre personnel describing SUBJECT as immature and unable to interact with HIS peers. As a result of these reports, SUBJECT was required to appear before an administrative review board. The review board was to decide if SUBJECT was to be given credit for completing ASC. Source, acting as defense representative for SUBJECT, submitted testimony to the board that SUBJECT should be granted credit for ASC. Source could not recall any specific statements other than saying SUBJECT was immaturé but should be given the benefit of the doubt and be granted credit for completing ASC. The board ruled that SUBJECT would be given credit for ASC. Upon completion of ASC, SUBJECT was to report for Annual Training (AT) with C Battery, 128th Field Artillery Battalion, MNG, Marshall, Missouri. When SUBJECT returned to KMSC approximately 15 September 1981, HE told Source that HE had failed to attend HIS AT, (NFI). SUBJECT further stated HE had attended airborne training at Fort Benning, Georgia, from August 1981 to September 1981, (NFI). In September 1981, SUBJECT'S financial trouble led to HIS disenrollment from KMSC, which subsequently led to SUBJECT being disenrolled from the ROTC program, (NFI).In approximately February 1981, Source was informed by Thomas McCarthy, Professor, KMSC, that SUBJECT and McCarthy debated the benefits of National Socialism (Nazism) during McCarthy's American Government class. SUBJECT'S support for Nazism enraged the other students and further widened the gap with SUBJECT'S peers, (NFI). Source believed SUBJECT to be loyal to the United States, but, because of HIS beliefs on Nazism and Communism, HE was branded "Anti-US" by HIS peers. Source, personally could not recall any occasions in which SUBJECT specifically denounced the United States Government. In approximately May 1981, Booker T. Washington, SUBJECT'S former Cadet Commanding Officer, A Company, KMSC, told Source that he was having trouble with SUBJECT. Washington related that because of SUBJECT'S beliefs in Nazism, and HIS "superior" attitude over HIS peers, HE was alienating HIS peers against HIM. Washington related further that SUBJECT had gone AWOL overnight in approximately April 1981 to attend a debate between the Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) and a representative of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). The debate was held in Columbia, Missouri. Washington also advised Source that SUBJECTThad National Socialist reading material in HIS barracks room, (NFI). Source did not know Washington's present address, only that Washington may be in the Berkley or Oakland, California area, (NFI).Source believed SUBJECT was mentally stable, but emotionally immature.(continued)5. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENTRAUL J. LOZANO, 902d MI Group6. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT![signature]NW 88613 Docld:34531351 Page 6FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY☆GPO: 1970 390-907/248