REF ID:A59~ .,. ~S!RIOHD 

'WAR DEPARTMJ:l.:N'r 

The Adjutant General's Offlee 

Washington 25, D. c .. 

AG 201 Friedman, William F. 

(10 Jul 45}0B-S-B . hak - 2B-939 Pentagon 

11 July 1945. 

SUBJECT: Travel O~ders~ Shipment IJ-Paris-YC. 

TO: The C("lmmanding General .. 1-. ir Tzta.nsport Command; 

The Chief or Transportation, Army Service Forces. 

1. Mr. William F. Friedman, P-8, is hereby directed 

to proceed from Arlington, Virginia~ to Washington, D. C., 

for further movement by air, on or about 14 July 1945, to , Paris, France, and to such other places within the European Theater as may be directed b~·the Commanding General, United 

States Army Forces the:re on temporary duty for a period of 

approximately ninety (90) da~s, and upon.' completion of this 

temporary duty to return to Arlington, Virginia. UST-3-

10975-WDP-JUL. 

2. Prior to departure ~~om the continental United 

States, he will be required to have completed the pre- scribed immunizations in conformity with current War Department 1nst~uctions. 

3. Regulations governing the proe\ll'"ement of milita~y 

clothing and equipment in the United States are published 

1n Section I, Circular 399, WD, 1944. Mr. Friedman is in 

Group 6. A uniform is required by the overseas commander. 

(Note Tab A• attached~) 

4. Just prior to depart'Ul"e for port of aerial emba~kation, he will advise correspondents that all ma.11 will be 

addressed to him at APO 24441, c/o Postmaster, New York, 

Nev York. Upon arrival at destination overseas, he will 

contact the nearest Army Post Office to arrange for receipt and dispatch or official and personal mail. Civilian per- sonnel using an APO mailing address are not entitled to the 

free ma.111ng pr1v1le5e. 

5. Baggage to accompany the individual will be marked 

wi.th the ovnercs full name, will be limited to sixty-five (65) pounds, and will acc~mpany the 1nd1v1dual to the port 

·•f acr1'1J. embe..:ri':O.tic·n. f'ngg.er,e i.•111 n•Jt be rn..s!·t..ec St) 1is to 

disclose the overseas destination. 

Declassified and approved for release by NSA on 06-06-2013 pursuantto E .0. 1352a 
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1'hI69:1HD e REF ID: A595. 

Travel Orders, Sh:tpment J,J-Par:ts-YC. (Cont'd.) 

~. Travel by military, nav~l o~ comm.orcial aircraft 

and common es.rr1e:t" is d1rect 1:!d as necossar1 in the military service for the accomplishment of an em.argenc7 war mission 

and is chargeable to 601-3 P 11.32-02 212/60425 S 99-999. 

7. In lieu of subsistence, a flat per diem of $6.00 

while within and $7.00 while outside the continental limits 

of the United States is authorized in accordance with existing lav and ~egulations while traveling and absent from 

permanent station. No per diem 1s authorized while traveling 

on board ships where the cost of passage includes meals. 

8u The Chief of Transportation, Army Service Forces, Washington~ D. c .• will issue Certificate of Identification, WD~ AGO For·· No. 65-11 to Mr. Friedman with assimilated rank 

ot Field Gr::de 0.fficel'. Upon the return or Mr. Friedman to 

the United States, Certificate or Identification will be surrendered to the Commanding General, Pert of Entry. 

9. Mr. Friedman is designated as official courier for 

the purpose of transporting official documents. Each package 

or envelope contain:lng official matter which is to be exempt 1'rom exa.mina.tion vill be sealed and will bear on its exterior 

cover the inscription "Of.f1c1a.l United States Army Communication, 

Exempt from Cenaorship0 , followed by the s1gnat\ll'e and official 

title o~ the authority dispatching th.e documents, who will 

furnish the coui•ier with a letter addressed to the Colloctor, 

United States Bureau of Customs, .POl"t of Aerial Embarkation, 

Washington, D. c., so describing the exterior cover or covers 

ot the communications to be exempt from censorship as to 

enable the Customs Collector to identify them. 

10. He is authorized to carry a camera~ tilm and equipment and, subject to tbe restrictions of the theater commander, 

to take such photographs as may be necessary·ror the accomplishment of his mission. 

11. In the interest of security the~e should be no discussion with unautho~ized persons or the overseas destination 

involved herein. 

12. The Commanding General, Air Transport Command, anq the Chief of Transportation, Army Service Forces, will each' 

furnish the transportation for which he is responsible and 

coordinate with all concerned. 

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• R"P.3'fRICfF.f) • REF ID:A595dlllf .... Travel Orde~s, Shipment IJ-Perjs-YC. (Cont'd.} 

1:;. Mr. Friedman may be contacted thru Captain Hobert S. 

Travis, Military Intelligence Servjce, War Depa.~tment, 

Washington, D. C., telepht,ne REpublic 6700., extension 72468. 

Dy order of the Secr_eta.ry of War: 

1 Incl. 

/s/ Donald M. Davis 

Adjutant General 

TAE A. 

COPIES FURN!SllED: 

OG:i ETO (3); CO, PoAE, Wash.~ D. C. (2); 

OPD, WDGS {l); APSJ! AGO {2); Mr. Friedman 11 THRU: 

Capt Travis (10); Capt. Travis, MIS {2), 

Ch/Transp., ASF (Maj. Warker) (l). 

I certify that this is a true copy: 

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