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e "AGENT REPORT , For use af this form, see FM 30-17(C); AR 381-20; the proponent agancy is the Office of the Assistont Chief of Staff for Intell coon 2. DATE SUBMITTED yD NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT 3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER HU-1050/8313/01 f UNIDENTIFIED BUILDING @. REPORT OF FINDINGS ee On 26 October 1983, Source HU-O1 was interviewed fF concerning the activities within a building. Source stated substantially as follows: The building was a house with many windows and a low flat F rectangular roof in a foreign city with a "Spanish type | feeling" (not further identified) near a jungle. Inside the building (see drawing) were two sound proofed, shielded "debriefing" or “interrogation" rooms without windows and | furnished with only a table and chairs. Also in the building } were office areas (not further identified) and a vault containing money, some sensitive equipment, transmitters, (guns, most of which were pistols, thermite destruction | devices, and papers (none of which was further identified). These areas were secured by a door with a cipher lock or electronic release device operated by a daytime guard ("G" on the drawing; not further identified) behind the security door. This door and the entry door were alarmed with standard magnetic ADT type devices (indicated as A on the drawing). Windows in the building were also alarmed with similar f devices. The vault was alarmed with a volumetric device cvye jon the drawing) which sensed vibration. Outside the security door was a entry foyer which served as a business cover or [front (not further identified) for the area behind the security door. A 24 hour guard (not further identified) in jthe foyer monitored television surveillance cameras (indicated (as * on the drawing) located outside and inside the building. } The television surveillance camera located at the end of the fhall near the security door was also monitored by the guard behind the security door. inside the building (presumably behind the security door but not specified by Source) military personnel in civilian clothes (not further identified) met other people (not further identified) and exchanged data and materials (not further jidentified). These "spy type people" conducted military tWARNING NOTICE: SENSITIVE CLASSIFIED BY: CDR, INSCOM INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND DECL: QOADR METHODS INVOLVED NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN INATIONALS (continued) 6. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT NOT RELEASABLE TO FORETGN NATIONALS WU.LS. Government Printing Office: 1902301048 /8220 DA AB pA For Release 2000/08/08 ;-C#heRDP96-00788R001900420003-4 Lo aed a7 kbs Wl Tw c/ ce $. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT AR a ic ORE RE IPR
ee manson ces PEAS SEPSIS RISE NOTES an OE! GEA EY SO MR RRR EEG ci ARE RAR RI 08 PL eS PRR RR ST CD RE ES REI le CP EO I ER Coe Od Wee ERT ? AGENT REPORT For use of this form, see FM 30-1 HC); AR 381-20; the broponent agency is the Office of the Assistant Chief of Stalf for Intelligence. em 2. DATE SUEMITIED we “). NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT 3, CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER HU-1050/8313/01 UNIDENTIFIED BUILDING 4. REPORT OF FINDINGS camo RP NM es | espionage missions (not further identified) and secret meetings, “agents meeting spies, sales people, people selling things, papers" (none of which were further identified). On Saturday mornings, meetings took place in the large conference or interrogation room. At one of these meetings (not further identified) four individuals, three of whom were connected with the function of the building (not further identified) conducted either negotiations or a debriefing that involved the sale of information on troop movements, equipment, supplies, and supply movements (none of which were further identified). A key operation was being set up which was some kind of "a mini force movement, mini invasion or force movement, interdictory type movement" (not further identified) involving a large ship (not further identified). The best way to surreptitiously attack this building was to drill the roof over the meeting room without drilling all 1 the way through and plant a listening device. The roof area was not under surveillance by television cameras. Source provided no further amplifying information concerning SUBJECT during this interview. Attached hereto as EXHIBIT I is a drawing provided by j Saurce, AGENT'S NOTES: Information provided by Source relevant to descriptions of rooms or offices may be accurate independent of their locations within buildings. Source is sometimes unable to accurately relate the poasition of rooms within ,} buildings, or the position of a building within a group of buildings, due to the nature of his access to a targeted area. . Government Printing Office: te82—361. esenaie $. TYPED MAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT SSS | @. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT — “3 a re oe He Se Ese omen = Bie ym Sea AA RIN RE IELTS: ALY
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