S  E  C  ?  E  T 
Lt.  Colonel  Leonid  Vasilyevlch  DOVBNYA  Known  QRU 
DPOBi     1939,  Ukraine 
OCCj       Assistant  Military  Attache,  Soviet  Embassy,  Tehran 
ARRIVED t     2  October  1975 
PPT i       Diplomatic  No.  02187U 
FAMILY i     Wife  -  Nataliya  Viktorovna  DOVBNYAj  Daughter  -  Marina,  born  1966 j 
Son,  Valeriy,  born  1968 
MISCELLANEOUS : 
DOVBNYA  haa  stated  that  his  father  was  "killed  in  Germany,"   that 
his  mother  was  also  dead,  he  has  been  married  for  ten  years  and  this  is 
his  first  tour  abroad. 
Subject  has  been  described  as  friendly  and  outgoing*     He  is  well 
built,  has  blue  eyes,  reddish  blond  hair  with  slight  receding  hairline 
and  laughs  easily*     His  wife  is  described  as  pretty  and  outgoing* 
DOVBNYA  does  not  apeak  Farsi,  but  makes  a  valiant  effort  to  keep 
up  conversations  in  his  limited  English,  He  is  studying  Farsi  at  the 
Maktab-e-Zaban  language  school* 
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*...«;..     LARRY  CIEL   (U) 
":■•■.    SRP,   Tehran 
1.  (S)  Per  our  previous  discussions,  the  above  file  and 
cover  name  has  been  established  to  record  results  of  an 
operation  initiated  to  direct  SUBJECT'S  activities  in 
controlled  social  relationships  with  various  personalities 
in  Iran. 
2.  (S)  Initia!  activity  will  be  directed  toward  further 
developing  alr.idy  established  relationships  with  ANATOLIY 
SAZANOV  and  Lt  Col  LEONID  DOVBNIA  for  the  purpose  of  acquiring 
detailed  biographical  data  and  establishing  a  basis  for  the 
introduction  of  other  controlled  assets  to  these  personalities. 
3.  (U)  Your  office  will  be  advised  of  significant  oper- 
ational developments,  as  they  occur,  and  written  reports  as 
they  are  prepared. 
(SIGNED) 
PRANK  M.    HUEY,   Lt  Colonel. USAF 
Commander 
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3.     late  -.id  Tino  of  Contact!     S;md;.y/23  '">.^  7'v'0<;00. 
2.  I.jc.'wi  ..n  o:*  Cb::';.ut  "JiUi     'J. -J.  .'.:-.  .y  .'o;;ut.-l,  '.'ih-an,   Iran. 
3.  loc   ti.v.  of  i-.:  -U-ji     ji    J.;-j;'3  office,   "J/i.  j'.i-.iy  Vorinltal,  1'elu-an,   Iran. 
'.    i> u-. . *. i . ,m  of  ::jLii:i,:s    os-oo  -  ov^o 
^.     Porjonu  Involved  in  I'.eoti     SJlUJ'JCr  and  tha  CO, 
6.  Vy-iclen  ''-.di     viio  CO  utilised  an  official  vehiclo  anaigned  to  Ai'OSI  Diot    /2, 
a  197}  Plymouth  Fury,  vhito  In  color,  rocistm.tion  >/75BOM98,  Tolu-an  licence 
•  ■95239,   for  travel  to  tha  U.S.  Amy  Kooi>it;il.     Vho  veliiclo  was  loft  parked  in  t'.io 
hospital  ;0.i-'.:i,ic  lot,  ac  tho  CO  vac  aloo  conducting  other  official  business. 
7.  ruv.ior.o  of  Contact/loot i     Furthor  af;oou3.icnt  and  to  naintaln  ra^->ort  end 
CO  control. 
3.     Identification  of  Collateral  :t<3,>ortln£i     /.i(  (i::;.T.!G  UIVH  ASSiV). 
10.     ?.;turo  I  loot  Arrr.n;oiientsi     SU3JJW  was  told  ho  would  bo  tolo;ihonlcally 
contacted  within  the  next  10  dayo  to  arranco  a  futuro  rncetlnc. 
14.  RC  Pi-OiKirod  byi     Si  ROllALD  II.  PHILIPS 
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PREPARED  BY i      SA  RONALD  M.    PHILLIPS  DATEi      25  Aug  76 
TITLE!      LARRY  CIEL    (U) 
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1.   (S)  On  22  Aug  76,  SRF/Tehran  requested  an  urgent  meeting  with 
the  Case  Officer  (CO),  the  purpose  of  which  was  to  reemphasize 
SRF's  interest  in  AFOSI  developing  a  controlled  social  relationship 
operation,  utilizing  SUBJECT,  to  obtain  specific  information 
regarding  ANATOLIY  SA2ANOV,  Third  Secretary,  Soviet  Consulate, 
Tehran.  SRF  furnished  the  following  information  they  have  developed 
to  date,  regarding  SAZANOV,  which  they  feel  must  be  verified  and 
possibly  exploited  for  subsequent  defection  considerations! 
SAZANOV  is  probably  KGB  and  this  is  his  first  foreign  assign- 
ment.  It  is  believed  that  his  current  position  is  the  First  Chief 
Overseas  Directorate  in  Tehran.  For  the  past  six  months  to  one 
year,  SAZANOV  has  definitely  been  somewhat  troubled/bothered  and 
discontent.  He  has  not  been  very  successful  in  Tehran,  and  to 
SRF's  knowledge  he  has  had  only  16  contacts  with  individuals  of 
other  than  Communist  bloc  countries.  He  has  apparently  "dried  up". 
He  is  sloppy,  disor-  niaed,  and  he  lacks  aggressiveness.   He 
frequently  breaks  t1  ie  appointments  he  does  accept,  or  he  is  quite 
late  if  he  does  she  v.  up.  He  has  had  a  number  of  automobile 
accidents  while  in  Tehran.  He  probably  drinks  heavily,  and  he  has 
been  observed  drunk  in  public  at  least  twice.  SAZANOV  is  obviously 
not  satisfied  with  either  life  or  his  working  conditions  in  Tehran. 
Although  he  does  not  particularly  dislike  "going  abroad,"  he 
definitely  wants  to  leave  Tehran.  In  this  regard,  he  has  written 
correspondence  to  a  former  superior  with  Intourist  in  Minsk,  USSR) 
he  has  petitioned  the  USSR  Ambassador  to  Tehran t  and  he  has  even 
directed  correspondence  to  Foreign  Minister  GROMYKO,  all  in  an 
attempt  to  be  relieved  from  his  current  assignment. 
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SRF  docs  not  believe  that  SAZANOV  is  experiencing  any  grave 
family  or  marital  problems,  although  SAZANOV  reportedly  left  an 
11  year  old  son  in  the  USSR.   They  feel  the  marriage  is  basically 
stable,  even  though  the  wife's  characteristics  would  tend  to 
reveal  otherwise.  SAZANOV »s  wife,  NATASHA,  is  described  a ;  very 
flashy,  gook  looking,  juicy,  saucy,  flirtatious,  humorous,  and 
in  good  command  of  t   English  language..  She  has,  however,  never 
been  known  to  seek  ..  ..iide  male  companionship.   SAZANOV  and  his 
wife  became  acquainted  while  SAZANOV  was  assigned  in  Doshambe, 
Tajikistan,  USSR.   Their  relationship  developed  as  a  result  of 
KATASHA,  who  was  a  teacher  of  the  English  language,  giving  English 
lessons  to  SAZANOV.   SAZANOV  recently  spent  nearly  all  of  his 
foreign  exchange  certif icates  for  the  purchase  of  a  new  Volga 
automobile  to  be  delivered  in  the  USSR.   :  AZANOV  reportedly  did 
this  without  his  wife's  full  knowledge;  he  expected  some  trouble 
with  his  wife  as  a  result,  and  no  reportedly  did  receive  some 
trouble  from  her,  which  subsequently  "blew  over". 
Not  withstanding  the  above,  of  greater  importance  is  the 
following! 
SAZANOV  has  confided  to  several  individuals  that  he  is  suffering 
from  a  radiological  poisonings  that  he  has  a  blood  disease  affecting 
his  liver;  and  that  he  fully  expects  to  die  a  young  man.  He  has 
mentioned  previously  being  assigned  in  Doshambe,  Tajikistan,  "where 
the  very  ground  he  walked  on  seeped  with  radiation".   Although  it 
has  been  suggested  to  SAZANOV  that  he  enter  a  hospital  for  his 
ailments,  SAZANOV  reportedly  will  not  allow  himself  to  be  hospital- 
ized because  he  does  not  trust  Soviet  doctors  or  their  hospital 
facilities.   He  is  believed  to  be  a  hypochondriac  in  this  regard, 
yet  refuses  Soviet  medical  advice. 
2.  (S)  SRF  advised  they  have  attempted  to  interpret  all  of  the 
above  into  meaningful  thought.   In  view  of  the  fact  that  SAZANOV 
is  reportedly  departing  on  home  leave  during  Nov  76,  and  will  not 
return  until  Jan  ?7,  they  feel  the  time  is  ripe  to  attempt  to  verify 
and/or  explore  SAZANOV '-s  physical/mental  condition  prior  to  his 
departure,  for  obvious  reasons.  SRF  believes  that  SUBJECT  is  or 
could  be  a  key  individual  to  accomplish  what  they  desire. 
SRF  has  offered  to  be  present  during,  and/or  provide,  initial 
in-depth  briefing  to  SUBJECT  regarding  SAZANOV's  problems,  wholly 
dependent  upon  the  views  of  AFOSI.  SRF  readily  notsd  that  they 
would  in  no  way,  however,  attempt  to  prempt  AFOSI  control  of  SUBJECT. 
3.  (S)  SRF  has  offered  any  assistance  necessary,  and  they  suggest 
that  since  SUBJECT  is  already  acquainted  with  SAZANOV,  it  would  not 
be  unusual  for  SUBJECT  to  approach  SAZANOV  at  any  social  gathering 
to  initiate  conversation. 
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ASAP  to  arrange  contact  between  SUUJECT  and  SAZANOV. 
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On  1  Sep  76,    J.he  matter  of  oUUJECT's  utilization  and  role 
this  operation  v.        coordinated  with  SRF/Tehran  by  the  Case 
icer   (CO)   ai.d  A 1      mate  Case   Officer    (ACO).      It  was  agreed 
t  direction  of  tiutiJECT's  activities  and  matters   of  control 
Id  be    vosted   in  AFOSI.     At  the  CO's  request,    a   representative 
SRF/Tehran  will    present  SUBJECT  with  an   initial    in-depth 
efing  on   the  target  personality,    in   the  presence   of  the  CO. 
?<--native  arrangements  were  made   for  a   joint  meeting,   with  SUBJECT, 
to  be   held  7  Sep  76.      At  the  conclusicn   -f  this  meeting,   SRP/ 
Tehran  provided  biographical   sketches  of   the   target  personalities. 
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APPROVEDi 
FRANK  M.    KUEY,    IX  Col.    USAF 
Commander 
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STATEMENT  OF  APPROVED  OPERATIONAL  OBJECTIVES 
77Hnni^s-'»'>  Larry  Giel(U) 
1.  (S)  Develop  a  social  realtionship  between  Subject  and 
Anatoliy  Sazanov,  3rd  Sec,  Soviet  Embassy,  Teheran  and 
LtCol  Leonid  Dovbnia,  Asst.  Military  Attache,  Soviet 
Embassy,  Teheran. 
2.  (S)  Collect  biographical  and  personality  assessment 
data  on  Sazanov  and  Dovbnia. 
3.  (S)  Determine  the  nature  of  Sazanov' s  alleged  medical 
complaint  (i.e.,  radiological  blood  poisoning). 
4.  (S)  Exploit  where  possible  Sazanov' s  expressed  dislike 
of  Iran  and  his  distrust  of  Soviet  medical  expertise  by 
promoting  the  advanced  medical  techniques  in  use  in  the 
United  States. 
5.  (S)  Analyze  the  personalities  of  Sazanov  and  Dobnia 
for  likes  and  dislikes  for  the  purpose  of  introducing 
additional  access  agents  to  them. 
6.  (S)  Attempt  to  develop  and  encourage  contacts  between 
Subject  and  members  of  the  Chinese  Bfcassy,  Teheran  so 
that  access  agents  can  be  directed  against  the  Chinese 
in  Teheran. 
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CERTIFICATE  OF  UNDERSTANDING  AND  AGREEMENT 
-*?  &T"'    c        £■*■'»■'-<  ■    VOLUNTARILY  AGREE  TO  ASSIST  THE  AFOSI  IN 
A  COUNTERINTELLIGENCE  MATTER  IN  THE  INTEREST  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 
AND  TO  MAINTAIN  ABSOLUTE  SECRECY  CONCERNING  THIS  RELATIONSHIP, 
I  UNDERSTAND  THAT  ALL  INFORMATION,  EQUIPMENT,  FUNDS  OR  OTHER 
MATERIAL  OBTAINED  FROM  AN  OPPOSITION  SERVICE  AS  A  RESULT  OF 
THIS  OPERATION  ARE  THE  PROPERTY  OF  THE  U.S.  GOVERNMENT,   I 
FURTHER  AGREE  TO  VOLUNTARILY  UNDERGO  A  POLYGRAPH  EXAMINATION 
IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THIS  COUNTERINTELLIGENCE  MATTER  AT  SUCH 
TIMES  AS  DETERMINED  NECESSARY  BY  AFOSI. 
THIS  RELATIONSHIP  MAY  BE  TERMINATED  AT  ANY  TIME  BY  MUTUAL 
CONSENT  BY  EITHER  M<  OR  THE  AFOSI.   AFTER  TERMINATION  I  WILL 
NOT  DISCLOSE  THIS  RELATIONSHIP  OR  ANY  INFORMATION  ACQUIRED 
BY  ME  DURING  IT  WITHOUT  THE  EXPRESS  CONSENT  OF  AFOSI. 
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'SliUDOHYM  Ai.KLUOT 
IN  RECOGNITION  OF  THE  SECURITY  ASPECTS  OF  MY  ASSOCIATION 
WITH  THE  AIR  FORCE  OFFICE  OF  SPECIAL  INVESTIGATIONS/  (AFOSl), 
Having  pledged  to  maintain  absolute  stcR:CY  concerning  this 
RELATIONSHIP^  1  .  .Jfy:<*tK  i       £&*:<■«:.  .    HAVE  CHOSEN  THE  NAME/ 
  ,  AS  A  PSEUDONYM  TO  PROTECT  THIS 
RELATIONSHIP. 
EXCEPT  AS  MAY  BE  SPECIFICALLY  AGREED  BETWEEN  MYSELF  AND 
MY  CASE  OFFICER  ON  AN  INDIVIDUAL  BASIS  IN  THE  FUTURE,  I  WILL 
SIGN  ALL  DOCUMENTS.  SUCH  AS  RECEIPTS  FOR  PAYMENTS  AND  EQUIPMENT, 
OR  SIMILAR  ITEMS,  IN  PSEUDONYM,   I  AGREE  THAT  THE  PSEUDONYM 
SIGNATURE,  AS  INDICATED  BELOW,  WILL  BE  LEGALLY  BINDING  IN  THE 
SAME  MANNER  AS  MY  TRUE  NAME  SIGNATURE.   I  WILL  NOT  DiSCLOSE 
THE  EXISTENCE  OF  THIS  AGREEMENT  WITHOUT  THE  EXPRESS  CONSENT  OF 
THE  AFOSI. 
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::pooificMlly,   SUBJECT  will   be   directed    to  exploit 
y   Oj;ortunity   to  incut  with  SAZANOV  and,    where  possible, 
..:•.!  :.r.,-;.3   ft  re   on  a   cno-to-onc   basis.      During  those   moot- 
er  a'iII,    playing  on   SAZANOV's   natural    desire   to   discuss 
pr».hK':o:;   and  empathizing  with  SAZANOV's   stated   dis- 
n,    t  .;t.»bl  i:;h  his  sincere   interest  in  and  offer  to 
•cutting  SA'/.ANOV's   well   being.      While   possible,    it    is 
■-.•  Sa:  '.ANCv '  s    feelings  about  attempting  to  have  his 
li/d  will    be   drastically  filtered  prior   to  his  departure, 
vu-d,    however,   SA'/.ANOV  may  be  more  receptive   to  over- 
icr.iship  by  SUBJECT  upon  his   return   to   Tehran  should 
he   entailed   be   unsuccessful.      Further,    the   possibility 
.-.CT  r.uy  persuade   SAZANOY    to   submit   to  a   complete 
•  imir..stion  which  may   resolve  many  questions   for  AFOSI 
SUBJECT   is  planning   to   invite  SAZANOV   to  his  home 
during   the  week  of  3 6   -   22  Oct  76  and  will   follow 
r,    thojpoint   in  accepting  a  reciprocal    invitation  or, 
ate  and  without  being   too  obvious,    will   suggest  another 
r  prior   to  SAZANOV's   departure. 
7.    (S)      Simultaneously,   SUBJECT  will  be   directed  to  maintain/ 
further  establish  his   relationships  with   DOVBNIA,   ASHURKO  and 
WANG    thresh  attendance  at  the   various  official   and  non-official 
social    functions.      As   appropriate,    based   on  his   success  with    thee 
contacts,    consideration  will   be   given   to   directing  SUBJECT   into 
cne-on-one   meetings   with  one   or  more   of   these   personal i ties.    As 
a   result   of    these  meetings,    biographic   data  will   be   acquired  and 
personality   assessment  made   with  a   view   toward   introduction   of 
selected,    additio;     '    assets  as    the   situation  dictates. 
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4.  (S)  To  facilitate  continued  acquisition  of  timely  personality 
data  on  SUBJECT  and  also  provide  for  a  means  of  impersonal  comm- 
unication, where  necessary,  it  is  planned,  with  AFOSI/IVOE  approval, 
to  wittingly  utilise  the  CO's  wife  in  thi3  operation.  The  CO's 
wife  is  employed  at  SUBJECT'S  facility  in  a  position  affording 
daily  access  to  all  areas  of  the  facility  and  personal  contact 
.with  staff  personnel,  including  SUBJECT.  Specifically,  she  is 
a  secretary  in  the  Patient  Administration  Division.  Recent  comments, 
and  observations  concerning  SUBJECT,  favorable  and  unfavorable, 
pertaining  to  his  personality  and  his  relationships  with  the  staff 
that  have  been  made   o  and  or  noted  by  the  CO's  wife  indicate  a 
potential  wealth  of   ^formation  i3  available  which  will  materially 
assist  in  further  .  .  ossing  SUBJECT.   In  essence,  limited  source 
coverage  will  be  provided.  Also,  the  utilization  of  the  CO's 
wife  as  a  cut-out  can  be  done  in  the  course  of  her  normal  duties. 
(NOTEi  Additional  impersonal  communications  methods,  personal 
meet  and  security  procedures  are  being  evaluated  for  use  in  this 
operation.  Special  mention  of  this  is/mr.de  in  our  operations 
planning  as  the  enviornment  here  present,  unusual  asset  handling 
security  challanges).  To  security  use  the  CO's  wife  in  the 
operation,  it  will  be  necessary  to  provide  her  a  limited  briefing 
and,  if  appropriate,  have  her  execute  a  Security  Pledge. 
Specifically,  she  would  be  told  only  thati 
"SUBJECT  is  assisting  AFOSI  in  a  sensitive  counter- 
intelligence project.  To  preclude  disclosure  of 
AFOSI 's  interest  in  SUBJECT  to  the  general  public 
due  to  over-exposure  of  the  CO  at  the  facility,  she 
will,  from  time-to-time,  be  requested  to  convey 
messages  and  personally  hand  carry  sealed  envelopes 
between  SUBJECT  and  the  CO.  Further,  it  is  necessary 
for  the  CO  to  be  aware  of  any  information,  favorable 
or  unfavorable,  concerning  SUBJECT'S  associations/ 
relationships  with  his  staff  and/or  other  persons 
with  whom  SUBJECT  has  contact  due  to  his  position, 
which  she  can  monitor  during  the  course  of  her 
daily  duties." 
It  is  believed  that  utilization  of  the  CO's  wife  in  the  dual  role 
of  cut-out  and  source  will  also  provide  opportunities  for  oper- 
ational testing  of  SUBJECT  in  an  inconspicious  manner.   It  is 
stressed  that  this  course  of  action  is  not  to  be  considered  the 
"primary"  or  "only"  means  of  impersonal  communication. 
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ACENT  REPORT 
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PREPARED  BY i  SA  Ronald  M.  Phillips 
REFERENCE i   RC  #5 
TITLEi   LARRY  GIEL  (U) 
DETAILS i 
(COORDINATION) 
FILE  NOi   HQD227-582 
DATEj   23  Oct  ?6 
1.  (S)  On  3  Oct  76,  this  operation  was  coordinated  with  represen- 
tatives of  SRF/Tehran  by  the  CO  and  ACO,  during  which  SRF  was 
briefed  on  the  cocktail  party  hosted  by  SUBJECT  on  28  Sep  76.   As 
SAZANOV  and  his  wife  attended  the  party  and  tenatively  accepted 
SUBJECT'S  offer  of  a  future  get  together,  it  was  mutually  agreed 
the  operation  was  proceding  smoothly.  Of  significance  were 
comments  by  SRF  concerning  a  contact  by  one  of  its'  representatives 
with  SAZANOV  on  2  Oct  76.  during  which  SAZANOV  stated  he  had 
attended  a  party  at  SURTECT's  home.  SAZANOV  also  stated  he  was 
not  quite  sure  why  he   d  been  invitsd.   The  SRF  representative 
was  not  sure  in  what  <  .  .text  SAZANOV  made  the  remark  (i.e.  why 
was  he  (SAZANOV)  invited  to  a  party  hosted  by  SUBJECT  or  why  was 
he  (SAZANOV)  invited  to  a  party  with  sueh  a  diverse  group  of 
people,  particularly  since  most  of  the  other  attendees  were 
individuals  with  whom  SAZANOV  had  nothing  in  common). 
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2.    (C )      On  '*  and   5   0        /6,    this   operation  was  coordinated  with 
HP.iC   F.    vonilARBOD,    Defense   Representative    -   Iran    (the   senior  DOD 
personality   in   Iran)   and  KENNETH  P.   MILES,   MG,   Chief,   Armish- 
'■"aa£,    by    the  CO  and  Commander  AFOSI   District  72.      Mr.    vonMARBOD 
and   C-ir.c-ral   MILES   v;ore   provided  a  brief  summary  of   this  operation 
and  SUBJECT'S  activity   to  date.      They  were  appreciative  of   the 
briefing,    posed  no  objection   to  SUBJECT'S     articipation  and  both 
indicated    their  understanding  of  this  matter. 
DISTRIBUTIONi      HQ   AFCSI/1V0E   -    lj        District  72   -   1 
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1.   (S)  There  is  no  reason,  per  se,  why  Subject's  spouse 
could  not  be  used  as  a  witting  asset  in  this  operation. 
The  SUSSEL  operation  (HQD227-458)  was  run  at  your  loca- 
tion with  a  husband  and  wife  team,  and  worked  ejjtremely 
well.  Two  things  should  be  taken  into  consideration 
before  the  final  decision  is  made  to  ma'te  her  a  witting 
asset.  First,  whether  or  not  you  consider  her  capable 
of  playing  the  role  must  be  decided.  In  other  words, 
what  is  your  assessment  of  her  capability  am'  security 
consciousness?  Second,  you  should  attempt  to  ascertain 
in  an  indirect  way,  what  GIEL's  opinion  would  be  of  his 
wife's  participation.  Since  GIEL  has  not  as  yet  developed 
a  one-on-one  relationship  with  any  hostiles,  there  should 
be  sufficient  time  to  assess  his  spouse  and  determine  her 
capabilities,  and  at  the  same  time  feel  out  Subject  on 
his  opinion  about  his  wife's  participation.  In  the  mean- 
time, you  can  continue  to  debrief  her  IAW  AFR  205-57  on 
a  case  by  case  basis.  At  such  time  you  determine  GIEL's 
wife  can  be  recruited,  please  notify  this  HQ. 
2.(S)Use  of  the  CO's  wife  as  a  witting  source  would  be 
an  unnecessary  *  sclosure  of  AFOSI  operational  interest. 
Information  on  <.  ixL  is  evidently  being  obtained  through 
informal  conversations.  To  date,  there  have  been  no 
indications  of  suspicious  or  abnormal  behavior  by  GIEL 
which  would  affect  the  operation,  and  which  would  require 
extensive  inquiry  by  a  witting  source.  Therefore, 
there  does  net  appear  to  be  anything  co  be  gained  by 
making  the  CO's  wife  witting. 
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too  many  potential  problems  to  be  considered  except  as 
a  last  resort  to  circumvent  monumental  security  problems 
in  Asset  -  CO  communications.   It  appears  from  Items  6  thru 
9,  Part  IX  of  the  CIP  that  GIEL  has  legitimate  reasons  for 
openly  contacting  and  being  contacted  by  AFOSI  (i.e., 
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2.  (S)    GEN  MCCABE  FULLY  CONCURRED  WITH  THE  USE  OF  SUBJECT  AS 
OUTLINED  IN  REF.     HOWEVER,  GEN  MCCABE  ALSO  REQUESTED  THAT  WE 
DETERMINE  IF  ANY  CONFLICT  EXIST  BETWEEN  SUBJECT«S  ACTIVITIES 
AND  GENEVA  CONVENTION.     SPECIFICALLY,  THE  GENEVA  CONVENTION 
REQUIRES  MEDICAL  PERSONNEL  TO  TREAT  INDIVIDUALS  OF  ANY  NATION, 
AND  THAT  ANY  MEDICAL  ASSISTANCE  OFFERED  SHOULD  BE  FOR  THE  BENEFIT 
OF  THE  PATIENT  AND  NOT  FOR  OTHER  REASONS,    WE  ADVISED  THAT  SUBJECT 
IS  SERVING  AS  A  "DOOR  AND  WINDOW"  AND  WOULD  NOT  BE  REQUIRED  TO 
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SITUATIONS  SUCH  AS  THIS  ONE,     DCSI  ALSO  ADVISED  THEY  REQUIRED  TO 
bRIEF  USAREUR  CHIEF  OF  STAFF  AND  CINC.     A  CO?Y  OF  OUR  BRIEFING 
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DETAILS 
(CQOBDIHATIQM) 
1,    (S)    On  26  Oct  76,  Colonel  Ce  L.  KARTIU,  Coanaader.  ATOSI  District  70, 
M-ovided  background  infdnaation  concerning  thia  operation  to  the  foUxiw- 
lug  USARI3JR/DCSI  (Deputy  Chief  of  Staff  -  Intalllgenoe)  pareonsaU 
Colonel  DEAN  LCHAHC1E,  USAREUR/Deputy  DCSI 
Colonel  JOHH  C.  ROGERS,  Jr..  USARBUR/CDCSI/CI  Divieion  Chief 
Hr.  THOMAS  C.  HUGHES,  US/jdmtaXJSX/Special  AesiBtaBt  to  CI  Div  Chief 
Lt  Col  DOUGLAS  HALDAK3,  USARaJR/QDCSI/Chlef  Special  Operation*  Branch 
••    Upon  revlow  of  our  briefing  paper  for  HGen  HCCABB,  Coaaander,  U.S. 
Amy  Medical  Coaaand  -  Europe,  both  Colonel*  SCUAHCHB  and  ROGERS  ed-rleed 
they  saw  no  probloaa  la  the  coordination.    However,  under  their  current 
operating  proceduroe  both  the  Chief  of  Staff  (CofS)  and  CIW  USAREUR 
ahould  alao  be  briefod  concarning  thi»  operation.    A  copy  of  the  briaiing 
paper  was  left  with  Colonel  ROGERS  eo  that  either  he  or  HGen  DULARD, 
USARaJR/LCSI,  could  pereoneUy  brief  the  Cof3  end  the  CUE, 
b.  Colonel  SCHANCHE  i»;uired  aa  to  the  propriety  of  briefing  the 
EUCOM  4-2  elnce  noat  military    personnel  stationed  in  Iran  are  under  the 
Theater  control  of  IUCCK.    Colonel  SCHAHCHE  waa  advieed  that  with  con- 
currence of  m  ATOSI  we  would  arrange  to  brief  the  EOCCM  J-2. 
c.  The  question  of  follow-on  information  for  approjriata  USABEUR 
paraonnel  waa  also  diacueeed  by  Colonel  ROGERS.    He  waa  advleed  that 
appropriate  sutowaryo  would  be  furniahed  hie  office  In  order  to  toep  the 
DCSI  and  ClflC  USAliEUU  apprleed  of  ■ignlflcant  developaente  involving  affiJECI, 
2.    (S)    On  26  Oct  76,  iCcn  MARUHAL  MCCAflS  waa  briefed  In  the  preaence  of 
Lt  Col  HALDAIE  by  Col  HARTIH  and  Major  DHL0H.    General  WCABS  fully  con- 
curred with  the  use  of  SUBJECT  aa  outlined  In  the  briefing  paper  at  Attach- 
ment 1*    However,  Gun  MWABE  alao  related  that  we  detaraiaa  if  any  conflict 
exiet  bot\»en  SUf!JaCT«e  acttvitiaa  and  the  Geneva  Convention.    According  to 
Gen  MCCABE.  the  Geneva  Convention  rcrulraa  nodical  psraonnal  to  offer  aedicel 
aeaistanco  to  individuale  of  any  nation  and  that  thia  aaalatance  ahould  be 
offered  aolely  for  the  benefit  of  the  patlaet  and  cot  for  other  reasons. 
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General  iHXABE  was  not  certain  that  a  conflict  existed  in  this  specific 
case,  but  re  .uested  this  be  considered  at  higher  lsvsls  to  insure  no 
diplomatic  rcpercusaion  over  nodical  pereonoel  becoming  involved  in 
intelligence  octiviUee,    We  adviaod  (ion  UCCJOE  that  aJBJECT  Mould  be 
serving  ao  a  "door  and  window"  and  would  not  in  any  faohion  be  required 
to  involvo  hioeelf  in  intellicoac©  activitiee,    Purthenaaro,,  that  any 
oadical  trcatnent  providod  by  SU&JIXT  would  be  solely  for  the  benefit 
of  the  poti***1*    General  MCCAUE  was  advised  we  would  query  our  Head- 
quartore  to  insure  this  consideration  was  coordinated  through  appropriate 
agencies  at  the  Washington  level,  and  we  would  advise  bin  of  tbslr  answer* 
3.     (S)     In  a  subaeHuent  discussion  with  DCS!  representatives  concerning 
Qaneral  iJCCAUS's  roouost.  Col  BOGKI??  recosnsndsd  that  UQ  APOSI  coordinate 
this  matter  with  Amy  ACSI  and  UQ  SOt\    Colonel  ROGSIS  suraised  there  oust 
be  prior  procedent  for  using  oodical  personnel  on  the  periphery  of  intelli- 
gence operations.    Colonel  HOSEftS  was  advised  ws  would  coordinate  the 
response  to  Gen  MCCA3S**  request  with  bis  office  prior  to  a  follow-on 
aseting  with  Gen  UCCABS, 
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AGENT  REPORT 
PREPARING  OFFICE:  District  72 
PREPARED  BY:   SA  RONALD  M.  PHILLIPS 
REFERENCE:.  RC  »U 
TITLE:  LARRY  CIEL  (U) 
FILE  NO:  HQD227-S82 
DATE:  29  Dec  76 
DETAILS: 
(COORDINATION) 
(S)  On  14  Dec  76,  this  operation  was  coordinated  with  CRF/Tehran  by  the 
Case  Officer  (CO)  and  SA  CURTIS  S.  MORRIS,  JR  for  the  purpose  of  planning 
SUBJECT'S  future  operational  activity  with  regard  to  SAZANOV  and  other 
target  personalities. 
HALDIMIR  SKOTZKQ,  SRF  representative,  advised  l.e  was  very  appreciative 
of  ClEL's  operational  efforts.  In  addition,  he  believed  that  CIEL's  activities 
in  consonance  with  several  other  SRF  access  agents  have  been  very  useful  in 
getting  a  better  picture  of  SAZANOV.  In  view  of  SAZANOV's  failing  to  nake 
the  14  Nov  76  dinner  engagement  with  CIEL  and  a  16  Nov  76  contact  with  an  SRF 
operative,  SKOTZKQ  stated  that  this  may  have  been  precipitated  by  actions  of 
a  SRF  operative,  the  TDY  of  SAZANOV  or  in  fact  by  SAZANOV's  apparently  normal 
practice  of  forgetfulness  and  poor  personal  organization.  The  latter  two 
reasons  are  most  likely  responsible  for  the  "no  show".  In  the  recent  past, 
other  persons  in  contact  with  SAZANOV  who  were  building  a  close  relationship 
found  themselves  periodically  and  abruptly  cut  off.  "St?nding-up"  the  other 
party  was  noTuncommon.  SKOTZKO  advised  that  an  SRF  operative  met  SAZANOV  on 
11  Nov  76  and  told  him  that  he  was  different  from  the  other  Soviets  in  Tehran. 
Specifically  SAZANOV  seemed  to  be  sensitive,  a  private  man,  but  more  approachable. 
Also,  that  the  SRF  operative  valued  SAZANOV's  friendship.  This  general  theme 
was  pushed  throughout  their  meeting  with  the  intent  of  making  SAZANOV  realize 
he  was  different.  Ostensibly,  this  tact  coupled  with  SAZANOV's  contacts  with 
CIEL  might  promote  closer  relationships.  Ideally,  this  could  be  a  positive 
factor  to  influence  SAZANOV  to  accept  a  "pitch"  if  it  were  ever  decided  to 
offer  one  in  the  future.  (There  are  no  plans  to  do  so  at  this  time  and  AFOSI 
will  be  advised  if  such  an  action  is  contemplated).   The  "I  am  different  tact" 
could  also  put  SAZANOV  in  an  awkward  position,  if  SAZANOV  told  anyone  else  in 
the  Soviet  Community  in  Tehran  he  would  then  be  identified  as  a  "weak  sister", 
i.e.  a  potential  security  risk  and  would  be  prevented  from  contacts  with  foreigners. 
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In  short,  his  effectiveness,  stature  and  reputation  as  a  "loyal  comrade"  would 
be  irrtperrabty  damaged.  Because  of  SAZANOV's  intelligence  it  was  a  vertual 
remote  possibility  that  he  would  tell  anyone  about  the  "I  aa  different"  theme. 
L'rJerstandably,  he  would  realize  the  personal  hardship  of  being  identified  as 
a  security  risk.  Subsequent  to  telling  SAZANOV  of  this  on  11  Nov  76,  he  then 
failed  to  i..akc  ClEL's  dinner  party  on  the  14th  and  one  with  the  SRF  operative 
on, the  16th.  For  all  practical  purposes,  SAZANOV  seemed  to  drop  contact  with 
n.er.bcis  of  the  official  diplomatic  circuit.  However,  as  the  result  of  discreet 
inquiries  wade  by  GIEL  and  SRF  it  was  determined  that  SAZANQV  had  apparently 
li'cn  on  a  trip. 
It  was  learned  that  SAZANOV  attended  a  largo  reception  (approximately 
7G0  guests)  at  the  United  Arab  Emirates  Embassy,  Tehran  on  12  Dec  76,  during 
winch  he  was  engaged  in  a  brief  conversation  with  an  SRF  representative. 
S.VCANOV  stated  he  had  been  on  a  trip  to  Isfahan,  Iran  and  had  been  busy 
jjrejirfring  for  his  home  leave.  SAZANOV  aUo  stated  his  departure  for  home 
leave  had  been  delayed  until  23  Dec  76  due  to  the  number  of  end-of-year 
reports  requiring  completion  prior  to  his  departure.  While  he  was  cordial, 
SwIANGV  appeared  more  reserved  than  ususla  and  was  evasive  in  his  answers  as 
to  his  activities  during  recent  weeks.  As  SAZANOV  had  indicated  he  would  take 
a'juut  si*  weeks  leave,  SKF/Tchran  did  :iot  really  ex-pect  him  to  return  to  Tehran 
until  the  last  week  in  February  or  the  first  week  in  March,  1977.  Further, 
because  SAZANQV  was  at  the  reception  and  had  been  TDK  plus  working  on  reports, 
it  is  doubtful  he  told  an/one  about  the  "I  am  different1'  theme.   It  was  mutually 
agreed  SUBJECT  should  not  make  any  further  initiatives  to  contact  SAZANOV  even 
alter  he  returns  from  home  ioave  but  that  SUBJECT  should  remain  receptive  to 
-ontact3  by  SAZANOV,  if  they  occur.   SUBJECT  should  attempt  to  re-establish  a 
t j > : s  for  continued  contacts.  SK.F  expressed  interest  in  SUBJECT'S  contacts  witli 
UYABAVALOV,  whom  they  suspect  may  be  affiliated  with  the  f.KU.   It  was  agreed  to 
have  SUBJECT  attempt  to  re-establish  contact  with  him  as  well  as  re-establish 
a:.d  pursue  contacts  with  OOVBNIA. 
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PREPARING  OFFICE:  District  72 
PREPAREO  8Y:  SA  RONALD  M.  PHILLIPS 
REFERENCE:  RC  15 
TITLE:  LARRY  GIEL  (U) 
FILE  NO:  HQ0227-S82 
DATE:  3  NOV  76 
DETAILS: 
(FINANCIAL  AGREEMENTS) 
(C)  During  the  meet  on  29  Sep  76, (reference  AR,  MEETING  WITH  ASSET) 
SUBJECT  was  recruited  as  the  Asset  in  this  operation  and,  in  conjunction 
with  his  recruitment  briefing,  was  told  that  al1  expenses  he  incurred 
while  assisting  AFOSI  in  support  of  this  operation  would  be  reimbursed 
by  the  CO.  It  was  explained  and  SUBJECT  acknowledged  understanding  that 
only  thoso  expenses  incurred  at  AFOSI' s  direction  would  be  paid  for  <jnd 
that  SUBJECT  would  be  required  to  keep  an  accurate  accounting  of  his 
expenditures.  With  regard  to  the  cocktail  party  on  28  Sep  76,  the  CO 
offered  to  reimburse  SUBJECT  for  expenses  he  incurred  as  he  had  assisted 
the  operation  by  ox'  Jing  invitations  to  the  target  personalities  which 
had  established  a  I-   >  for  additional  contacts  and  provided  a  means  to 
further  develop  his  . olationships  with  the  targets.  SUBJECT  indicated  ho 
was  not  concerned  about  reimbursement,  saying  he  "did  not  desire  to  fill 
out  a  bunch  of  paperwork  just  for  a  few  dollars".  The  CO  explained  the 
probability  of  SUBJECT  having  more  and  more  social  functions  in  the 
future,  all  of  which,  over  a  period  of  time,  would  add  up  significantly. 
It  was  suggested  that  SUBJECT  be  reimbursed  ech  time  an  expenditure  is 
made  to  preclude  having  to  research  and  compile  all  this  data  at  some 
time  in  the  future.  SUBJECT  said  he  would  "sleep  on  it",  explaining 
he  had  no  way  of  knowing  for  sure  how  much  the  party  had  cost  him.  The 
CO  told  SUBJECT  to  compile  a  list  of  expenses  as  accurately  as  possible 
and  the  matter  would  be  further  addressed  at  a  future  meeting,  to  which 
SUBJECT  agreed. 
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REFERENCE i   RC  #6 
TITLE i   LARRY  CIEL  (U) 
FILE  NOi   HQD227-582 
DATE i   6  Nov  76 
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(COORDINATION) 
1.  (S)  On  2k   Oct  76.  SA  CURTIS  S.  MORRIS,  JR,  and  the  ACO 
discussed  this  operation  with  SRF/TEHRAN.  Specific  reference 
to  GIEL's  efforts  to  contact  ANATOLIY  SAZANOV  were  mentioned. 
SRP  was  informed  that  OIEL  had  not  reestablished  contact  with 
SAZANOV  to  date,  although  attempts  had  teen  made.  A  meeting 
between  the  CO  and  CIEL  regarding  the  situation  was  scheduled. 
^RF  then  a'Wised  that  a  representative  of  their  office  has  been 
and  was  currently  enjoying  weekly  -  semimonthly  association  with 
SAZANOV.  To  their  dismay,  however,  recent  attempts  to  establish 
personal  contact  had  also  been  unsuccessful.  As  a  result  of 
telephonic  contact  with  the  Soviet  Consulate,  Tehran,  (SAZANOV's 
office  telephone  number)  during  the  past  week,  the  SRF  represen- 
tative learned  that  SAZANOV  had  not  been  available  for  duty  due 
to  hospitalization  for  an  undisclosed  illness. 
2.  (S)  On  28  Oct  76.  the  representative  of  SRF/TEKRAN  referred 
to  above,  advised  the  ACO  that  he  had  reestablished  contact  with 
SAZANOV.  SAZANOV  explained  that  he  had  just  been  released  from 
the  Soviet  hospital  after  a  week  to  10  days  of  recuperation 
following  a  mild  heart  attack.   The  SRF  representative  advised 
he  had  invited  SAZANOV  and  his  wife  to  accompany  him  to  a  sporting 
event  on  29  Oct  76,  during  which  time  he  would  attempt  to  determine 
the  specifics  of  SAZANOV's  recent  illness. 
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3-  (S)  On  29  Oct  ?6,  SRF/Tohran  advised  SAZANOV  and  his  wife 
had  accepted  the  above  invitation  and  had  subsequently  visited 
the  home  of  the  SRF  representative,   SAZANOV  repeated  his  reason 
tpv   hospitalization  was  because  of  a  mild  heart  attack.  ShF 
•fools,  however,  that  SAZANOV  may  not  have  been  entirely  truthi'ul ; 
SAZANOV  was  :;mokSiitf  cigarettes  continually  and  he  did  not  hositau 
Ic  accept  mixed  drinks  during  the  social  call.   When  queried  by 
I  he  SKF  representative  as  to  SAZANOV's  continued  use  of  tobacco 
and  alcoholic  drink,  in  view  of  an  admitted  heart  attack.  SAZANOV 
merely  smiled  and  shrugged  off  the  comment. 
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PREPARED  BY:      SA  BURTON  A  CASTEEl,    JR.  DATE:      2   Peb  77 
REPERENCES:      None 
TITLE:      LARKY  CIEL   (U) 
DETAILS  ^ 
(COORDINATION) 
(S)  On  27  Jan  77,  SA  BURTON  A.  CASTEEL,  JR.,  coordinated  chla  opera- 
tion with  Lt  Col  D.  W  HALDAME.  Chief,  CINCUSAR£UR/AEAGB(CI)-SO. 
Heidelberg,  Pe.l.'rwl    ubllc  of  Germany  (PRO)  end  tlio  provided 
I1AL0ANE  with  a  auus>  .   of  CIEL'e  ectlvltlee  through  26  Dec  76. 
HALDANL  way  p leaned  vith  the  progreee  of  thle  operation;  hovever, 
he  expressed  •  alight  concent  ••  to  whether  or  not  CIEL  wee  being 
actively  tasked  to  eeek  out  end  make/develop  aeaoclatlona  over  and 
ebove  hie  normal  activity.  UALDANE  wee  Infonud  that  becauae  of 
CIEL' a  nillt*ry  rank,  poaltion,  and  eoclel  etatua,  he  wae  not  being 
actively  tasked  to  conduct  sny  outwardly  aggrr  elve/offenalve  activity 
to  cultivate  any  Individual  which  would  be  >ui  of  the  ordinary. 
UALDANE  wae  further  Informed  that  hia  office  would  be  provided 
additional  lumurlti  on  a  tlaely  and  regular  baala. 
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•  •■:  I'AklNG  Of  I  ICE:      District   72 
:■  KEi'ARCO  BY:      SA  RONALD  M.    PHILLIPS 
REFERENCE:      RC  #24 
TITLE:      LARRY  GIEL    (U) 
DETAILS: 
(Material  Issued  For  Operational  Use) 
(S)  On  IS  Mar  77,  during  a  personal  meeting  between  SUBJECT  and  the  Case 
Officer,  SUBJECT  was  provided  a  black/white  portable  television  set, 
Panasonic  Model  TR-238SF,  Serial  Ur.   0021535,  as  authorized  in  AFOSI/IVO 
:nsg  081915Z  Mar  77.   It  was  explained  that  SUBJECT  present  the  set  to  Or. 
ANATOLIY  RAMKOV,  Deputy  Director,  Soviet  Hospital,  Tehran  at  a  tine  the  latter 
visits  SUBJECT  at  his  home.  SUBJECT  was  told  the  set  whould  be  stored  in  a 
manner  appropriate  to  a  "second  hand  item."  Further,  SUBJECT  was  told  that 
at  the  time  the  set  is  given  to  Dr.  RAMKOV,  SUBJECT  should  relate  essentially 
the  following,  in  explaining  his  acquisition  of  the  set: 
At  the  time  of  SUBJECT'S  arrival  in  Tehran  he  and  his  family  spent  about 
three  months  in  a  local  hotel  until  their  residence  was  ready.  During  this 
time  he  purchased  the  television  as  a  convienence  for  his  children  since  it 
provided  them  some  entertainment  which  was  not  available  at  the  hotel.  After 
moving  into  his  residence  and  receiving  his  household  furnishings,  including 
four  television  sets  he  had  previously  purchased  in  the  United  States,  this 
set  just  got  put  away  and  has  not  been  used. 
SUBJECT  was  also  instructed  to  accept  any  nominal  payment  offered  by  Dr. 
RAMKOV  in  the  event  such  were  offered.  In  the  event  Dr.  RAMKOV  exhibited  a 
reluctance  to  accepting  the  set  as  an  outright  gift,  SUBJECT  was  told  he  may 
suggest  a  nominal  price  and  stress  to  Dr.  RAMKOV  that  the  set  is  really  of  no 
use  and  it  Is  just  "taking  up  space."  At  the  conclusion  of  the  meeting 
SUBJECT  executed  a  true  name  receipt,  for  the  set,  which  is  being  retained 
by  the  Case  Officer  for  future  reference.  A  copy  of  this  receipt  has  been 
forwarded  to  HQ  AFOSI/IVOE  under  separate  cover,  (see  Dist  72  messages 
131300Z  Feb  77,  071301Z  Mar  77). 
HISTPIBUTION:  HQ  AFOSI/IVOE  -  1;  Dist  72-1. 
APPROVED: 
RANK  M.    HUEY,   Lt  Colonel . 
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REFERENCE:   AR  (MWA),  12  Feb  78 
TITLE:   LARRY  GIEL  (U) 
FILE  NO:  77HQD345-32 
DATE:  13  February  1978 
DETAILS: 
(COORDINATION) 
(S)  On  12  Feb  78,  this  operation  was  coordinated  with  FRANK  JOHNSON,  Chief, 
Operations  Division,  SRF/Tehran,  JOHNSON  advfsed  that  SRF/Tehran  views 
recent  developments  in  this  operation  as  being  highly  significant,  in  view 
of  the  obvious  high  level  levies  for  information  that  ANATOLT  RAMKOV  appears 
to  be  placing  on  SUBJECT.  SRF/Tehran  feels  that  there  is  no  doubt  that 
RAMKOV  is  an  intelligence  cooptee  probably  for  the  GRU,  but  they  have  not 
ruled  out  the  possibility  that  he  could  be  working  for  the  KGB.  SRF/Tehran 
believes  there  are  also  other  aspects  of  the  way  RAMKOV  conducts  himself  that 
give  raise  to  the  possibility  that  he  would  be  vulnerable  t~  a  possible  recruit- 
ment approach  for  in  place  defection  (IPD)  but  the  entire  operation  would  have 
to  be  given  much  more  evaluation  before  any  firm  decision  could  be  made  in  this 
regard.  SRF/Tehran  is  of  the  opinion  that  if  SUBJECT  responds  to  these  recent 
levies  (or  any  future  levies),  it  is  possible  the  SIS  may  view  SUBJECT  as  an 
excellent  target  for  espionage  recruitment.  This  would  obviously  negate  any 
iei-ediate  hopes  of  a  possible  IPD  regarding  RAMKOV.  SRF/Tehran  therefore 
suggested  SU3JECT  remain  "cool  and  aloof"  to  future  contacts  by  RAMKOV  with 
regard  to  levies  for  such  things  as  anti-metabolite  drugs  until  additional 
evaluation  can  be  made.  At  the  present  time,  SRF/Tehran  would  like  to  explore 
the  possibility  of  introducing  either  a  German  or  Russian  speaking  individual 
into  the  operation,  through  SU8JECT,  in  order  that  contact  with  RAMKOV  could  be 
preserved  if  SUBJECT  leaves  Iran  in  Jun  78  as  scheduled. 
JOHNSON  was  advised  that  before  we  could  proceed  any  further  with  a  change  in 
direction  that  this  operation  is  taking,  the  entire  matter  would  have  to  be 
coordinated  with  HQ  AFOSI  to  secure  necessary  approval,  to  redirect  SUBJECT'S 
role  from  that  of  "a  window  and  door"  and  his  collection  of  biographic  and 
personality  assessment  data  on  opposition  personalities. 
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IVOE  DURING  NORMAL  DUTY  HOURS. 
SUBJECT:  LARRY  GIEL  (U)  (HQD345-32) 
REFERENCE:  A)  PARA  6-9,  AFOSIR  124-32 
B)  AR  (MWA),  4  JAN  77 
C)  AR  (MWA),  (REF.  RC  12  &  13),  28  DEC  76. 
1.   (S)  OURING  FIVE  ZERO.  25  APR  77.  WITH  BILL  WOTH  (CN), 
A  136  PERSONALITY  FURTHER  IDENTIFIED  REFERENCE  BRAVO,  DIS- 
CUSSION TURNED  TO  PROFESSIONAL  KATTERS  SUBJECT  STATED  HE 
WOULD  BE  ATTENDING  A  PROFESSIONAL  CONFERENCE  IN  NEAR  FUTURE 
IN  DISTRICT  70'S  AREA,  COMMENTING  HE  WISHED  WOTH  COULD  ATTEND 
AS  WOTH  WOULD  FIND  IT  PROFESSIONALLY  REWARDING.  WOTH  INDICATED 
HE  WOULD  LIKE  TO  ATTEND  BUT  DID  NOT  BELIEVE  HE  COULD  EVER  GET 
PERMISSION  TO  DO  SO.  WOTH  THEN  ASKED  IF  SUBJECT  WOULD  PICK    _J 
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TECHNIQUES,   PROCEDURES.   EQUIPMENT.    SUBJECT  EXPLAINED  MOST 
INFORMATION  WOULD  BE   PRESENTED  ORALLY  BUT    IF  PRINTED 
LITERATURE  WERE  AVAILABLE  HE  WOULD  ATTEMPT  TO  ACQUIRE  SOME. 
FOLLOWING  ON  THIS  DISCUSSION,  SUBJECT  PRESENTED  WOTH  WITH  A 
'PROFESSIONAL   PAMPHLET   CONTAINING  ARTICLES  SUBMITTEO  BY  VARIOUS 
SPECIALISTS   IN  THEIR  PROFESSION  -WHICH  APPEAR  TO  INTEREST 
WOTH.   THE  PAMPHLET,  A  U.S.   ARMY,  UNCLASSIFIED.  UNCONTROLLED 
DOCUMENT   PUBLISHED  MONTHLY,  CONTAINED  AN  ARTICLE  WRITTEN 
BY  SUBJECT.      IT^IHOULD  BE  NOTED  THAT  PRESENTATION  OF  THIS 
PAMPHLET  WAS  A  SPONTANEOUS  ACT  ON  SUBJECT'S  PART.   THE  CO  HAD 
NOT  PREVIOUSLY  BRIEFED  SUBJECT  CONCERNING  THE  NEED  TO  OBTAIN 
APPROVAL  FOR  SUCH  ACTIONS.  JM£BI£ORE  SUBJECT  REACTED  IN  A 
NATURAL  MANNER  COMMENSURATE  WITH  HIS  PROFESSIONAL  POSITION. 
2.    (S)  PAMPHLET  REFERRED  TO  IS  A  RECURRING  PUBLICATION 
WHICH  WE  NOW  BELIEVE  MAY  BE  OF  VALUE  TO  US  IN  SUSTAINING 
AND  FURTHER  PROMOTING  THE  CONTINUING  345  RELATIONSHIP 
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SUBJECT:  LARRY  GIEL  (77HQ0345-32)  (U) 
REFERENCES:  A.  AR  (MWA)  9  KAY  77. 
B.  PARA  6-7,  AFOSIR  124-32. 
C.  ATCH  TWO.  AFOSIR  124-34. 
1.  '  (S)  SUBJECT  RECENTLY  RETURNED  FROM  TOY  CONFERENCE  IN  439, 
WHICH  WAS  ATTENDED  8Y  MILITARY  AND  CIVILIAN  MEM8ERS  OF  SUBJECT'S 
PROFESSION.   DURING  CONFERENCE,  SUBJECT  ACQUIRED  TEN  PROFESSIONALLY 
RELATEO  PAMPHLETS,  PREPARED  AS  ADVERTISEMENTS  BY  105  PHARMACEU- 
TICAL FIRMS.   THESE  PAMPHLETS  ARE  UNCONTROLLED  AND  OF  NON-OFFICIAL 
ORIGIN.  THEY  ARE  EASILY  OBTAINABLE  FROM  ANY  ACTIVITY  RELATED 
TO  SUBJECT'S  PROFESSION.  BY  ANyiNTERESTED  PERSON  REGARDLESS 
OF  THE  INTERESTED  PERSON'S  PROFESSION  OR  NATIONALITY. 
2.  (S)  WE  VIEW  FORTY-NINE  ACTION  AS  ADVANTAGEOUS  TO  CONTINUITY 
OF  CURRENT  FORTY-THREE.  BARRING  ANY  OBJECTIONS  FROM  YOUR  OFFICE, 
WE  WOULD  LIKE  TO  PROCEED  WITH  FORTY-NINE,  VIA  AUTHORITY. 'OF  REF    _J 
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AC  KM  REPORT 
PREPARING  OFFICE:   District  72 
PREPARED  BY;   SA  JIMMY  L.  STOUT 
FILE  KR:   77KQD345-32 
DATE:   30  August  1977 
TITLE:   LARRH  C1F.L  (U) 
: iTAILS 
(OCOr.M  NATION) 
1.  (S)   On  ?9  Jun  77,  SAs  FRANK  M.  liUF.Y  and  CURTIS  S.  MORRIS,  JR.,  met 
-sib  Mi  VT.AMMIK  SKOTZKO,  SRF/Tchran.   SKOTZKO  w.ts  piovided  ;i  short  brief- 
ing en  the  latest  developments.   It  was  pointed  out  that  SUBJECT  had  been 
authorized  to  pass  certain  kinds  of  low-level,  unclassified  medical  papers/ 
reports  in  response  to  RAMKOV's  levies.   Also,  that  RAMKOV's  fairly 
recent  request  for  written  medical  material  seems  to  parallel  an  increase 
in  Soviet  requests  for  medical  information  at  various  leading  USAF  medical 
(.enters  in  Texas.   This  may  suggest  a  new  Soviet  emphasis  on  medical 
collections,  as  well  as,  the  fact  RAMKOV  cay  be  more  than  just  a  doctor. 
SK0TZK0  agreed  with  this  plus  the  fact  that  RAMKOV  is  filling  a   position 
fomerly  held  by  a  GRU  n.pxber. 
2.  (S)   SKOTZK0  advised  that  SAVAK,  tin-  Iranian  National  Int el  1 ifcinre 
Agency,  had  provided  SRF  a  short  memo,  dated  16  May  77,  which  was  only 
recently  received.   The  memo  stated  that  SUBJECT  was  associating  with 
r.AMKOV  and  had  talked  to  him  on  the  telephone.   Further,  the  matter  should 
b<-  investigated.   Upon  receipt  of  the  memo,  the  SRF  Ops  Chief,  WILLIAM 
-'ARNKI.L,  as  previously  agreed  in  such  twitters,  told  SAVAK  that  U.S.  officials 
w«re  aware  of  the  situation  and  that  SUHJF.CT  had  reported  the  matter  to  U.S. 
military  authorities  from  the  outset.   This  satisfied  SAVAK  and  no  additional 
probing  by  the  host  services  is  expected.   Security  of  this  operation  does 
not  appear  to  have  been  endangered.   The  memo  seems  to  also  confirm  the 
fact  SAVAK  has  a  telephone  tap  ostensibly  at  the  Soviet  Hospital,  Tehran, 
plus  periodic  physical  surveillance  of  RAMKOV.   SK0TZKO  related  SRF  will 
advise  AFOSI  immediately  if  they  receive  any  further  inquiries  from  SAVAK 
or  other  host  services  regarding  this  operation. 
3.   (C)   On  13  Jul  77,  this  operation  was  coordinated  with  MCen  KENNETH  P. 
MILES.  Chief,  ARMISH-MAAC,  Tehran,  Iran,  by  SAs  HUEY  and  MORRIS.   General 
MILES  was  provided  a  sumaary  of  SUBJECT'S  activities  to  date  in  this 
operation,  including  appreciative  comments  for  the  manner  in  which  SUBJECT 
has  assisted.   General  MILES  indicated  understanding,  interposed  no  objection 
to  SU3JECT's  continued  participation,  and  he  expressed  appreciation  for 
the  briefing. 
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U.      (C)  On  28  Jul  77,  SA  HUEY  briefed  MCen  MARSHALL  MCCABE,  Corvander , 
U.S.  Army  Medical  Command- Europe,  regarding  the  pertinent  portions  of  this 
operation  to  date.   General  MCCABE  was  informed  that  AFOSI  was  highly 
pleased  with  the  progress  of  developments  and  very  appreciative  of  the 
support  and  assistance  provided  by  SUBJECT.   General  MCCABE  indicated 
understdnding  and  he  interposed  no  objection  to  SUBJECT'S  continued 
participation. 
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APPROVED 
FRANK  M.  HUEY,  Lt  ColWiel.  USAF 
Commander 
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DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  AIR  FORCE 
Oiitrici  72  (AFOSI) 
APO  New  York    09205 
AGENT  REPORT 
PREPARING  OFFICE:     District  72  FILE  NO:  77HQD345-32 
PREPARED  BY  SA  O'DEAN  L.  HAMMETT,  Jr  DATE:  31  October  1977 
REFERENCE:     AR,  MEETING  WITH  ASSET,   19  Oct  77 
TITLE:     LARRY  GIEL  (U) 
OETAILS: 
(PASSAGE  OF  MATERIAL) 
(S)  On  7  Oct  77,  Dr.  ANATOLI  RAMKOV,  Oeputy  Director,  Soviet  Hospital, 
Tehran,  Iran  visited  SUBJECT'S  residence.  At  the  conclusion  of  that  v^isit 
SUBJECT  provided  RAMKOV  with  the  July  and  August  1977  Issues  of  the  Pamphlet 
40-50-169  "USAREUR  Medical  Bulletins."  Authority  for  passage  of  this 
material  was  previously  obtained  from  AFOSI  District  70,  per  AFSSO  USAFER 
Message  0812302  JUN  77. 
a.  USAREUR  Medical  Bulletin,  Vol.  34,  No  7.  July  77  edition,  28  pages, 
unclassified  and  uncontrolled. 
b.  USAREUR  Medical  Bulletin,  Vol.  34,  No  8,  August  77  edition,  28 
pages,  unclassified  and  uncontrolled. 
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APPROVED 
FRANK  M.  HUEY,  Ltfljolo'nel,  USAF 
Commander 
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PREPARING  OFFICE:  AFOSI  Dist  72  FILE  NR:   77HQ034S-32 
PREPAREO  BY:  SA  JIMMY  L.  STOUT  DATE:     24  Oecember  1977 
REFERENCE:     AR  (MWA),  24  Dec  77 
TITLE:     LARRY  GIEL  (U) 
OF.TAILS: 
(PASSAGE  OF  MATERIAL) 
(S)    On  16  Nov  77,  Or.  ANATOLI  RAMKOV,  Deputy  Oirector,  Soviet  Hospital, 
Tehran,  Iran,  visited  SUBJECT'S  residence.    At  the  conclusion  of  that  visit 
SUBJECT  provided  RAMKOV  with  the  Sep/Oct  1977  issue  of  the  Pamphlet  40-50-171, 
"USAREUR  Medical  Bulletin."    Authority  for  passage  of  this  document  was 
previously  obtained  from  AFOSI  District  70,  per  AFSSO  USAFER  Message  081230Z 
Jun  77.     It  is  to  be  noted  that  the  document  is  not  responsive  to  any  parti- 
cularly levied  EEI  from  RAMKOV;  but,  passage  of  the  document,  which  was 
initially  a  spontaneous  gesture  on  the  part  of  SUBJECT,  has  now  become  a 
"customary  gesture"  by  SUBJECT. 
a.     USAREUR  Medical  Bulletin,  Vol.  34,  No.  9,  Sep/Oct  1977  edition,  ■ 
24  pages,  unclassified  and  uncontrolled. 
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APPROVED 
FRANK  M.  HUEY,  Lt  ColoWl ,  USAF 
Commander 
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CLASSIFIED  BY:  Comdr,  AFOSI 
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Ai'.l.NI   REPORT 
PREPARING  OFFICE:     AFOSI   Dist  72 
PREPARED  BY:   SA  CURTIS  S.   MORRIS.  JR. 
REFERENCE:     AR  (MWA),  26  Dec  77 
LARRY  GIEL   (U) 
FILE  NO:   77HQD345-32 
DATE:     3  January  1978 
DKTA1LS: 
(COORDINATION) 
C")     On  26  Dec   77,  Lt  Colonel  JACK  C.   STUCKEY  (USA),  Acting  Conmander,  U.S. 
Svport  Activity- 1  ran  (USSA-I)  and  Lt  Colonel   ROBERT   (Ml!)  SHANNON,   (USA), 
Provost  Marshall,  USSA-I  were  briefed  on  the  following  by  SA  CURTIS  S.  MORRIS, 
JR.: 
a.  A  official  status  Soviet  citizen  (RAMKOV)  may  try  to  attend  a  social 
function  at  the  Tehran  Officer's  Club,   to  be  held  on  either  the  28th  or  29th 
of  Dec  77.     He  will  more  than  likely  come  as  a  guest  to  a  cocktail  party 
■sponsored  by  a  Mr  MCKENNA,   General  Manager  for  Bell  Helicopter  International 
Operations  in  Iran. 
b.  STUCKEY  and  SHANNON  were  queried  as  to  whether  they  had  any  objections 
to  the  Soviet's   visit.     Both  voiced  no  objections.     SHANNON  advised  he  would 
discreetly  attempt  to  obtain  copies  of  the  party  guests  list  and  also  the 
ARf.ISH-M.AAG  Community  Center  gate  guard's  guest  list   for  AFOSI. 
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APPROVED 
FRANK  M.   HUEY,  Lt  Ccfflonel ,   USAF 
Commander 
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DATEi  13  May  1978 
TITLE:   I.ARRY  CI  EL  (U) 
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{:;)  On  8  May  78,  during  a  coord in.i Lion  mooting  with  SRK/Tohrsn,  the  following 
bit>jr.»phic  data  on  DMITRIY  SYRAK  w.is  providi-d.   SHK/Tt-hr.in  advised  that  SYRAK 
•»ms  the  now  director  of  th<*  Soviet  Hospital,  Tehran,  who  replaced  Dr.  1'ETR  ashu^kO. 
N.une:  DMITRIY  f.EONTIYEVICH  SYRAX 
DI'OB:  1924,  V.-nitskiy  Oblast 
Ntimbor  t   Type  of  Passport:  1702538,  Rogular,  issued  23  Nov  77  in  Moscow. 
Nationality i  Soviet 
Position:  Director,  Soviet  Hospital,  Villa  Ave.,  Tehran,  Iran 
Rate  of  Arrival:  6  Apr  78 
Spouse:  YEVGENIYA  LUGYANOVNa  SYRAK  (also  a  practicing  physician! 
SRJF/Tehran  further  advised  that  SYRAK  is  supposedly  a  close  relative  of  a  man 
ntiwed  BALTISKY,  who  is  the  Chief  of  the  Soviet  Red  Cross. 
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APPROVED 
rRANK  M.  HUEY,  Lt  CoU  USAF 
Commander 
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i»rSY   GUL    (U) 
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(S)     On  20  Dec   77,   SAs  FRANK  M.   HUEY,  JIMMY  L.   STOUT  and  O'Dr.AN  L.   HAMMETT  JR 
..ut  with  FRANK  JOHNSON,  Operations  Chief,  SRF/Tohran.     JOHNSON  advised  that 
SRF   views   this  operation  with  a  great  deal  of  interest  in  that  they  feel   that 
tt.rouyh  RAHKOV  a  great  deal   of   information  about  known  Soviet  10s  could  be 
obtained.     Specifically,  JOHNSON  was  of  the  opinion  that  RAMKQV  would  be  in  a 
position  to  report  on  medical   problems  the  Soviet  10s  might  be  receiving 
treatment  for,  such  as  alcoholism.     JOHNSON  was  advised  that  in  the  past, 
all    information   received  from  SUBJECT  via  RAMKOV  regarding  known  10s  has  been 
provided  SRF  and  as  future  information  becomes  available,  it  too  will  be 
passed.     JOHNSON  further  advised  that  SRF  would  like  to  see  SUBJECT  start 
Ir.ying  RAMKOV  with  nodical   EE Is   that  would  be  increasingly  difficult  for 
V-XOV  to  fulfill.     If  RAMKOV  does   in  fact  respond  to  the  levies,   then 
...-nsidoration  could  be  given  to  levying  him  with  EFIs  on  specific  Soviet 
tarijct  personalities.     JOHNSON  was  advised  that  these  suggestions  will  be 
liscjssod  with  SUBJECT  in  the  near  future   in  order  that  a  course  of  action 
•.an  be  capped  out.  because  SUBJECT  will  be  departing  PCS  in  the  summer  of 
1978. 
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APPROVED 
FRANK  M.    HUEY,    It  Col^el      USAF 
Coriander 
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PREPARED   BY:      SA  O'DEAN  L.    KAMMETT,    JR. 
TITLE:      LARRY  GIEL    (U) 
FILE   NO:      77HQD34S-32 
DATE:      5  March  1978 
DETAILS: 
(coordination; 
(S>   On  28  Feb  78,  recent  detail*  of  this  operation  were  coordinated  with 
FRANK  JOHNSON,  Chief,  Operation*  Division,  SRF/Tehran.  JOHNSON  was  advised 
that  hq  afosi  concurred  to  the  utilisation  of  SUBJECT  for  the  purpose  of 
introducing  an  SRF  Case  Officer  to  Or  ANATOLI  RAMXOV  in  an  attempt  to  effect 
an  ln-place  defection  on  the  part  of  RAMXOV.  JOHNSON  advised  that  a  cable 
had  already  been  sent  to  Hq  SRF,  outlining  the  proposed  plan  and  requesting 
an  SRF  Case  Officer  fluent  in   the  German  language  to  be  sent  to  Tehran  to 
assist  in  the  defection  approach*  JOHNSON  further  advised  that  the  final 
scenario  had  not  been  worked  out,  but  it  would  be  in  the  near  future  and 
AFOSI  would  be  kept  apprised.  JOHNSON  was  of  the  opinion  that  the  approach 
to  ramxov  should  be  made  prior  to  22  Mar  78,  the  reported  date  of  departure 
from  Iran  on  the  part  of  RAMXOV' s  supervisor,  Dr  PETR  ASHURXO.  Essentially, 
SRF  feels  that  the  mere  presence  of  ASMURKO  In  a  supervisory  position  over 
ramkov  creates  a  definite  psychological  advantage  in  favor  of  the  defection 
approach,  based  on  RAMXOV'a  intense  dislike  for  ASHURXOj  hence,  the  approach 
prior  to  22  Mar  78  is  favored.  JOHNSON  agreed  to  further  discuss  SRF 
rationale  regarding  the  contemplated  in-place  defection  approach  on  1  Mar  78, 
in  the  company  of  the  Assistant  Chief  of  Station,  SRF,  and  DO  72  supervisory 
staff. 
At  the  conclusion  of  the  above  discussion,  JOHNSON  noted  that  certain 
information  has  come  to  the  attention  of  SRF,  which  they  felt  constituted 
a  breach  of  security  on  the  part  of  SUBJECT.  JOHNSON  then  identified  Mr 
FRED  JENNY,  a  Swiss  Embassy  officer,  who  was  also  in  contact  with  RAMKOV  and 
who  was  providing  SRF/T«hran  additional  insight  into  the  personality  assess- 
ment of  RAMKOV.  JOHNSON  explained  that  the  security  breach  consisted  of 
SUBJECT  approaching  JENNY  on  the  evening  of  27  Feb  78,  and  verbally  inferring 
to  JENNY  that  SUBJECT  was  aware  that  JENNY  and  RAMXOV  had  been  seeing  each 
other.  JOHNSON  remarked  that  the  harm  done  was  not  insurmountable,  however, 
he  feared  that  any  additional  breach  of  security  on  the  part  of  SUBJECT  could 
very  well  abort  attempts  to  effect  an  ln-place  defection  with  RAMXOV. 
At  this  point,  JOHNSON  was  advised  that  AFOSX  wholeheartily  agreed  that 
SUBJECT'S  action  was  a  serious  breach  of  security  and  that  AFOSX  in  no  way 
jO^T'O/v 
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know  suBJKCT  had  planned  on  .making  such  a  uqinmcnt.  JOHNSON  was.  assured 
that  SUBJECT  would  be  appropriately  admonished  for  hit  action,  and  firmly 
instructed  on  the  need  for  absolute  security  regarding  hia  association 
with  RAHXOV. 
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AS' PROVED 
FRANK  M..HUEY,  Lt  Colphel,  USAF 
Commander 
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District  72  (AKOSI! 
APO  New  York   09205 
AGENT  REFORT 
PREPARING  OFFICE;   District  72  FILE  NO»   77HOD34S-32 
PREPARED  BYs   SA  O'DEAN  L.  HAMMETT,  JR.  DATE!   5  March  1978 
REFERENCE?   AR  (COORDINATION),  S  March  1978 
TITLE:   LARRY  GIEL  (U) 
DETAILS* 
(admonishment/control  problem) 
(S)  On  1  Mar  78,  during  a  personal  meeting  with  the  Case  Officer  (CO) , 
subject  was  asVed  to  explain  his  activities  on  the  evening  of  27  Feb  78. 
SUBJECT  advised  that  he  and  Mrs  GIEL  attended  a  photographic  exhibition 
at  the  Swiss  Embassy,  Tehran,  from  approximately  1930  to  2030.  While  at 
the  exhibition,  SUBJECT  spoke  with  several  officers  of  the  Swiss  Embassy, 
to  include  Mr  FRED  JENNY.  At  one  point  in  his  conversation  with  JENNY, 
SUBJECT  commented  that  he  had  run  into  a  friend  of  JENNY'S.  JENNY  asked 
SUBJECT  who  he  was  referring  to  and  SUBJECT  replied  Or  ANATOLI  RAMKOV. 
with  the  mention  of  RAMKOV's  name,  JENNY  became  visably.upsot  but  remained 
composed  for  the  most  part  and  replied  that  he  did  in  fact  know  RAMKOV  and 
they  had  visited  on  one  or  two  occasions.  After  JENNY'S  response,  the  topic 
of  conversation  was  changed  back  to  tho  photographic  display  and  no  more 
was  said  about  RAMKOV.  SUBJECT  advised  that  he  asked  JENNY  about  RAMKOV 
purely  out  of  idle  curiosity  in  as  much  as  RAMKOV  has  mentioned  visiting 
with  JENNY  on  several  occasions.  SUBJECT  further  advised  that  after  he 
had  mentioned  RAMKOV's  name  to  JENNY,  he  realized  that  he  had  made  a  gross 
error  in  judgement. 
SUBJECT  was  admonished  for  security  negligence.  Me  was  informed  that 
the  perogative  to  unilaterally  disclose  his  association  with  RAMKOV  was 
not  his  and  had  never  been  hisj  it  was  solely  an  AFOST  perogative.  This 
breach  of  security  with  a  third  country  national,  while  not  insurmountable, 
was  nevertheless  very  serious  and  should  never  occur  again. -SUBJECT  was 
specifically  reminded  of  the  need  to  follow  the  instructions  of  the  CO 
because  if  tho  instructions  are  not  followed  then  the  chance  of  success 
in  any  future  operational  endeavors  would  be  greatly  reduced.  SUBJECT 
acknowledged  complete  understanding.  •  •' *  ••'' 
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Commander 
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.*  Excnrp.  .rom  COS  of  E.  O.  11652 
, .  Exemption  Category  Two 
DeclMitfy  Ont  31  Dec  200$
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DKPAHfMUNT  OF  THE  AIR  FORCE 
Oitifiel  72  (AFOSI) 
APO  New  York  09205 
FILE  NOi   77HQD345-32 
DATEi   7  March  1978 
AGENT  REPORT 
PREPARING  OFFICE!   District  72 
PREPARED  BY«   SA  O'DEAM  L.  HAMMBTT,  JR. 
KUKERF.NCEi   AR  (COORDINATION),  S  Mar^h  1978 
TITLEi   LARRY  GIEL  (U) 
DETAILS! 
(COORDINATION) 
(S)   On  1  Mar  73,  this  operation  was  coordinated  with  3RF/Tehran.   Individuals 
in  attendance  were  SAs  FRANK  M.  HUEY,  CURTIS  S.  MORRIS  JR.,  JIMMY  L .  STOUT 
and  O'DEAN  L.  MAMMETT  JR.  SRF/Tehran  was  represented  by  JAMES  HICHAM, 
Assistant  Chief  of  Station  and  FRANK  JOHNSON,  Chief,  Operations  Division. 
HICHAM  advised  that  SRF  was  in  the  process  of  putting  together  the  proposal 
that  would  be  presented  to  Dr  ANATOLI  RAMXOV  at  the  time  the  in-place 
defection  approach  is  attempted,  which  will  hopefully  take  place  prior  to 
22  Mar  78.  SRF  envisioned  the  proposal  being  presented  in  increments. 
Initially,  SRF  would  like  to  see  GIEL  tell  RAMKOV  that  he  (GIEL)  had  spoken 
to  a  very  close  friend  of  his  about  RAMKOV's  problems  and  GIEL's  friend 
was  sure  he  had  a  solution  to  these  problems.  At  this  point,  the  yet 
unidentified,  German  speaking  SRF  Case  Officer  would  be  introduced  to  RAMKOV 
through  GIEL  in  the  hope  that  a  dialogue  can  be  established  between  SRF 
and  RAMKOV.   If  RAMKOV  agrees  to  meet  with  the  SRF  Case  Officer,  then  the 
first  increment  of  the  defection  proposal  would  be  presented.  Depending  on 
how  receptive  RAMKOV  is  to  the  initial  approach,  SRF  would  attempt  to 
continue  their  dialogue  so  additional  increments  of  the  proposal  could  be 
presented,  until  such  time  as  the 'entire  proposal  has  been  presented  and 
RAMKOV  either  accepts  or  rejects  it.  Obviously,  SRF  would  so  structure  the 
proposal  so  if  RAMKOV  rejects  it  at  any  point,  both  GIEL's  non-combatant 
status  and  SRF's  identity  would  be  protected. 
KIGHAM  was  then  asked  if  SRF's  rationale  for  making  the  defection 
approach  prior  to  22  Mar  78  was  based  solely  on  the  tentative  departure  date 
(22  Mar  78)  of  RAMKCV's  supervisor,  Dr  PETR  ASHURKO.  HIGHAM  advised  that 
the  departure  of  ASHURKO  was  only  part  of  SRF's  rationale!  he  then  explained 
that  SRF  was  collecting  information  on  RAMKOV  independently  of  that  provided 
by  GIEL.  From  their  other  source  of  information  (FRED  JENNY  of  the  Swiss 
Embassy) ,  SRF  had  determined  that  RAMKOV  is  responsive  to  clandestine 
direction  and  still  wants  to  continue  contacts  with  foreigners.  RAMKOV  has 
presented  himself  as  being  extremely  materialistic,  and  as  a  man  who  loves 
his  freedom.  When  these  factors  are  coupled  with  RAMKCV's  recent  display  of 
emotion  in  front  of  Mrs  GIEL  (Reference  AR,  MEETING  WITH  ASSET,  5  Mar  78) , 
SRF  believes  that  now  is  the  most  opportune  time  to  make  the  defection  approach. 
tDooas 
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Per  APOSIR  205-3.  19  Apr  77 
Exempt  fro.n  COS  of  £.  0.  1 1653 
Exemption  Cutjory  Two 
DecltaOfy  Ok  31  Dm  2001
SECKt I 
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  AIR  FORCE 
O.itnel  72  (AFOSi) 
APO  New  York    09205 
AGENT  REPORT 
FILE  NO:  77HQD345-32 
OATE:  23  April  1977 
PREPARING  OFFICE:  District  72 
PREPARED  BY:  SA  RONALD  M.  PHILLIPS 
REFERENCE:  RC  #24 
\ 
TITLE:  LARRY  6IEL  (U) 
DETAILS: 
(Admonishments/Control  Problems) 
(S)-  On  15  Kar   77,  during  a  personal  meeting  with  the  Case  Officer,  SUBJECT 
was  reminded  of  instructions  furnished  to  him  at  the  time  of  his  recruit- 
ment. Specifically,  SUBJECT  was  reminded  of  the  need  to  follow  instruc- 
tions of  the  Case  Officer  in  decisions  bearing  on  the  direction  of  oper- 
ational matters  and  particularly  to  matters  of  expenditures.  Concerning 
discussions  with  Or.  ANATOLIY  RAMKOV,  Deputy  Director,  Soviet  Hospital, 
Tehran  on  23  Feb  77  during  which  SUBJECT  made  the  offer  of  providing 
RAMKOV  a  television  set,  SUBJECT  was  reminded  that  this  committment  had 
been  made  without  prior  consent  from  the  Case  Officer  and  resulted  in  short 
notice  actions  that  could  have  been  better  programed  if  he  had  not  made 
the  committment  at  that  time.  The  Case  Officer  told  SUBJECT  that  while  no 
apparent  damage  had  been  done  as  RAMKOV  had  not  yet  visited  him  or  contacted 
him  regarding  the  TV,  such  a  situation,  had  it  occurred,  would  have  reflected 
unfavorably  on  SUBJECT'S  credibility  with  RAMKOV  and  may  have  had  an  impact 
on  future  operational  endeavors.  SUBJECT  acknowledged  his  position  in  this 
matter  and,  in  the  Case  Officer's  opinion,  situations  of  this  nature  should 
not  occur  again. 
DISTRIBUTION:  HQ  AFOSI/IVOE  -  1;  District  72-1. 
APPROVED: 
FRANK  M.  HUEY,  Lt  Colonel,  USAF 
Commander 
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CLASSIFIED  BY:  Comdr,  AFOSI 
her  AFOSIR  205-1.    1?  Anr  74 
Eumpt  from  COS  of  E.  0. 11652 
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HICHAM  further  advised  that  prior  to  making  Any  approach  to  RAMKOV, 
SRF  would  present  this  proposed  course  of  action  to  both  WILLIAM  H.  SULLIVAN, 
U.S.  Ambassador  to  Iran,  and  to  Major  General  PHILLIP  C.  CAST,  Chief, 
ARMISK-MAAG,  for  their  concurrence.   In  addition,  HICHAM  advised  that  SRF 
also  has  two  contingencies  in  mind  in  the  event  RAMKOV  totally  rejects  the 
approach  and  attempts  to  publicly  embarrass  the  U.S.  Government.  The  first 
of  these  contingencies  would  be  to  remind  RAMKOV  of  the  type  of  information 
he  had  provided  to  JENNY,  which,  should  his  superiors  learn  of,  would  surely 
mean  charges  of  treason  being  preferred  against  RAMKOV.  The  second  of  the 
contingencies  would  be  to  go  to  SAVAK  and  advise  them  that  RAMKOV,  whom  they 
consider  as  a  Soviet  Intelligence  Officer,  is  attempting  to  gather  intelligence 
material 'from  a  U.S.  military  doctor.  This  would  result  in  RAMKOV  being 
immediately  expelled  from  Iran. 
HICHAM  concluded  by  saying  that  as  soon  as  the  final  defection  proposal 
is  worked  out  and  forwarded  to  HQ  SRP,  he  will  suggest  that  HQ  SRF  coordinate 
directly  with  HQ  AFOSI  for  the  sake  of  expediency. 
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APPROVED 
FRANK  M.  HUEY,  Lt  Colonel,  USAF 
Commander 
SECRET
SECRET 
DEPAKTMCNT  OF  THE  AIK  FORCE 
Oittfici  72  (AFOSD 
APO  Ntw  York    09205 
AGENT   REPORT 
PREPARING  OFFICE:      District   72 
PREPARED   BY:      SA  O'DEAN   L.    HAMMETT,    JR. 
REFERENCE:      AR    (COORDINATION),    7  March   1978 
FILE  NO:   77HOD34S-32 
DATE:   9  March  1978 
TITLE:   LARRY  GIEL  <U> 
DETAILS: 
(COORDINATION) 
(S)  On  9  Mar  78,  this  operation  was  coordinated  with  SRF/Tahran.   Individuals 
in  attendance  were  SAs  FRANK  M.  HUEY,  CURTIS  S.  MORRIS,  JR.,  and  O'DEAN  L. 
HAMMETT,  JR.  SRF/Tehran  was  represented  by  JAMES  HICHAM,  Assistant  Chief 
of  Station  and  FRANK  JOHNSON,  Chief,  Operations  Division.  SRF/Tehran  advised 
that  through  a  source  of  information  independent  of  LARRY  GIEL  (FRED  JENNY 
of  the  Swiss  Embassy,  Tehran),  they  were  gathering  additional  information 
on  Dr  ANATOLI  RAMKOV.   To  date  they  had  learned  that  on  4  Mar  78,  the  Soviet 
Ambassador  to  Iran,  VLADIMIR  VINOGRADOV  had  persuaded  Dr  PETR  ASHURKO, 
Director  of  the  Soviet  Hospital,  Tehran,  to  sign  the  necessary  paperwork 
that  would  extend  RAMKOV s  tour  in  Iran  for  one  more  year.   It  was  also 
determined  that  RAMKOV s  desires  are  to  spend  one  more  year  in  Iran,  then 
return  to  Moscow  and  work  for  one  year  at  the  No.  26  Clinic  (not  further 
identified).   After  completing  this  year  in  Moscow,  RAMKOV  hopes  to  obtain  a 
position  with  the  World  Health  Organization  in  Geneva,  Switzerland. 
SRF/Tehran's  suspicions  that  RAMKOV  is  an  intelligence  cooptee  for  the 
GRU  has  been  more  or  less  confirmed  by  a  blunder  committed  by  RAMKOV. 
Recently,  RAMKOV  was  asked  by  JENNY  why  he  was  always  trying  to  gather 
military/medical  information,  since  ho  was  a  civilian  doctor,  without  thinking, 
RAMKOV  replied,  "Oh,  that's  for  DOVBNIA"  (Lt  Colonel  LEONID  DOVBNIA,  Assistant 
Military  Attache  and  a  known  GRU  agent).  After  making  the  statement,  RAMKOV 
realized  the  mistake  he  had  made  and  he  immediately  changed  the  subject  of 
conversation. 
SRF/Tehran  further  advised  they  feel 
to  make  an  in-place  defection  approach  to 
by  SRF  Hq  that  the  German  speaking  SRF  Ca 
assist  in  the  defection  approach  will  arr 
19  Mar  78.  After  the  SRF  Case  Officer  is 
met  with  AFOSI  and  LARRY  GIEL,  SRF/Tehran 
of  the  SRF  Case  Officer  to  RAMKOV  made  on 
concluded  by  stating  that  as  soon  as  the 
that  now  is  the  most  opportune  time 
RAMKOV.   They  have  been  advised 
se  Officer  that  was  requested  to 
ive  in  Tehran  during  the  week  of 
briefed  on  the  operation  and  has 
would  like  to  see  the  introduction 
or  about  24  Mar  78.   SRF/Tehran 
requested  SRF  Case  Officer  arrives 
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they  will  advise  AFOSI  so  further  coordination  meetings  could  be  scheduled, 
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APPROVED 
FRANK  N.  HUE*,  Lt  Colonel,  USAF 
Commande*
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1.   Date  dnd   Time  of  Contact:   12  Nov  78/1955/Sunday/Tclephonic. 
13  Nov  78/0900/Mond.iy/PM. 
3.   lo'.jtnpn  of  F'M  Site:   U.S.  Amy  Hrjspit.il,  Tohrnn,  Iran. 
A.      Duration  of  Meeting:   1955-1958,  12  Nov  78,  Telephonic. 
0000-1005,  13  Nov  78,  PM. 
s.   Persons  Involved  in  Meet!   12  Nov  78,  Telephonic,  SUBJECT  and  the  < a. 
13  Nov  78,  PM,  SUBJKCT,  Mrs  GIEL  and  the  CO. 
7.  Purpose  of  Contact/Meet:   SUBJECT  telephonically  contacted  the  CO  at  the 
CO's  residence  to  indicate  he  had  returned  from  hospitalization  in  Germany. 
SUBJECT  requested  the  CO  meet  with  ho  and  Mrs  GIEL  on  13  Nov  78.   The  PM 
on  13  Nov  78  was  for  the  purpose  of  <iiscussinu  with  SUBJECT  &  Mrs  GIEL  Che 
■  current  civil  unrest  siutation  in  Tr.»n;  onij  to  nainlain  control  and  rapport 
with  the  GlKLs. 
8.  tdentification  of  Collateral  Reporting:   AR  (COLLATERAL  ACTIVITY) 
10.   Future  Meet  Arrangements:   Will  be  initiated  by  SUBJKCT  and/or  Mrs  GIEL 
subsequent  to  significant  contact  with  the  opposition,  at  which  time  a  PM 
will  be  arranged. 
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12.   Operational  Security  Evaluation:   SUBJECT'S  12  Nov  78  telephone  call 
to  the  CO  was  handled  by  SUBJECT  under  the  guise  of  inquiring  Regarding 
the  CO's  daughter's  medical  condition.   He  subsequently  indicated  he  had 
been  air-evacuated  to  Germany  for  medical  reasons,  had  just  returned,  and 
he  desired  an  AFOSI  briefing  on  the  current  civil  unrest  situation  in  Iran. 
No  adverse  impact  on  the  security  of  this  operation  was  believed  to  have  been 
created  by  SUBJECT'S  call  to  the  CO  or  the  C0'3  13  Nov  78  visit  to  his  office. 
14.  PC  Prepared  By:   SA  JIMMY  L.  STOUT,  CO 
15.  Distribution:   HQ  AFOSI/IVOE  -  1 
AFOSI   DIST   72-1 
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