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HW 54756 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20301 December 13, 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR Ms. Jacqueline Hess Deputy Chief Researcher/JFK Select Committee on Assassinations Attached are updates on the Army and the Navy's searches for infor- mation requested by the Committee. In addition, the Air Force, the Defense Intelligence Agency and the Defense Investigative Service have completed reviews so far requested by the Committee. An Air Force Tee Freedom of Information Act file on Jean Souetre (also known as Michal — a Roux and Michal Hertz) is available for review in my office. A DIS file on Miriam Z. Seborer and a DIA file on Osvaldo Aurelio Pino Pino are also available for review. Vallee Judith’A. Miller _— Assistant to a The Special Assistant . Attachments Docld:32263534 Page 2 we
SECRET, Update on Results. of Army Searches for Information Requested by the Committee 1. August 17, 1978 letter. Two criminal files have been located containing information on James D. Parker and John Pittman. At Tab A ‘is a list of other files located by the Army intelligence repository that appear responsive to the Committee's request. (The third page of the list refers to three files that contain only FBI documents.) 2. September 1, 1978 letter. All searches completed; no informa- tion located. 3. October 3,~-1978 letter. All searches completed. Army indices indicated that Larry Cecil Huff served in the U.S. Marines under service. numbers 109864 and 1098664 and that George Moffett served in the Marines under service number 817681. Twenty-three personnel files on people named Roy Gibson were located. Without further identifying information on the person of interest to the Committee it is impossible to tell whether any of the files are responsive to the Committee's inquiry. No other files were located. This letter also asked about logs of flights by military aircraft at Camp Smith, Hawaii. Army records indicate that during the time period of interest to the Committee the only aircraft stationed at Camp Smith were helicopters, which lack the capacity to travel any significant distances. The logs of these local flights are unlikely to be of interest to the Committee, but they can be made avail- able if the Committee so requests. 4. October 16, 1978 letter. Army searches completed. The three documents attached at Tab B reflect the results of searches of the Army Investigative Records Repository. The first document lists the persons on whom files were located; the second lists persons who visited or lived in Warsaw Pact countries; the third lists persons considered to be defec- be, tors. Three of the people were interviewed or debriefed by DoD: Bruce Davis (contacted several times), Armen Dedekian (contacted once), Clarence Whitmire (contacted once). No information was developed indicating that any of these three people had contact with the KGB. Under the provisions of Army Regulation 381-20, it is standard operating procedure to interview >” returning defectors who are under U.S. Army jurisdiction. Army records reveal that the following people were interviewed by the FBI: Antaramian, Paul Aslanian, Fred Aslanian, Sonya Dedekian, Karekin Tegnazian, Zaryk UPON REMOVAL OF ATTACHMENTS THIS SECRET Oee ONLY. oe FOR OFFICIAL “Docld: 322763534 Page 3