404-10215-10083 & wrtareany g ; o SECRET o a j REQUEST FOR CANCELLATION f F ROMs Bivision (Case afficery (Extensiag) CHIEF, CI/oA WH/C/RR/OS “W.Uliery ‘2621 Te: Suascct’s name (Peeuds, crypt or tree mey be aed} AME SHOWN tS Bernard L. Barker [AV | Trseve0 [jeer | 264 #6. [eb -asn6e0 Bate OF BIRT AGENT'S geavice &eCoes REASOMIS) FOR Cancent ats oes . cee ene enero RG FERS ETS MS Subject is no longer of ‘Operational interest to the Station. REF: UFGA-25825, 26 August 1966 Scrat totes mes TD toe 2 date aa 90-4 th Med Bait ope cance i nde meet September 1966 < tae 8? SUBSECT 13 USED In any CAPACITY, & NEW REQUEST FOR APPROVAL HILL BE SuaMiTTEeD ro oa POR aREAE TA wD ra A ROLES ER ow sae emaNtalY abt tn mace ge ean “nce Fotw 38 937 ceseccra cngvices cosvion. SECRET 428) i ; : OE SES oe VERE PRR HE MOTE a OP al me EAI ak Oe A lt a dia! wae BEDe OBS SE CaO Tato ta gre erent , a
14-00000 « Attn FROM Ghief, veetern Hemisphere Division Zt Au 1964 ere Charles Jo Francis, DC/.31/S8 ow FckE, Sunt ca/t/m BAe Batam. | Os TY / SUBJECT: farlation of Training Report on, AMLATIEN2, AMGLATTER-L, -Piining iinet" HITT, Kemorandua for Director of Trainings Attention: Chief, Covert Operations oa209} Subject: Request for Covert Training of ANCLATTER-l (201-251689)3 Pros. H Division dated 6 duly 1964. 1. AMCLATTSR~1 received covert training in Hew York from 2 duly through 21 August 1964. ‘There was no substantial variance an the qurrieilm as outlined in the original request. 2. Throughout the entire training period AMCLATTER-1 appeared attentive, serious, and enxious to absorb as mich as he could of the training nsterial, Although not particularly bright, he tried _hard and was able to grasp and put to prectical use the principles “ef tradecraft, elicitation, end agent handling and management. 3. On hie own time 2MCLATIER-1 devoted many hours te casing and laying out plang for dead drops and personal meetings, which in almost all eases were excellent, Although rough in the begine ning, hie efforts te achieve good results were rmarded by dint of his ability to concentrate on the job at hand and do the best pos= sible job under the cilrcounstances, &. On ANCLATTER-1's one surveillance exorcise he performed very well and subcitted one of the best reports ever prepared by & student. His excellent report, however, was the reault of somite ting hie one big fault which was the very obvious way in which he tock notes throughout the exercise. _ 5. AMCLATIER-1 worked hard et reporting, and after a scuevhat ahaky atart, proved able to write paseably although hie command of English ie limited. Hie contact reports ware excellent and hia information reporte fair, In face to face eltuations, involving umdtting informants and "agente", AXCLATTER~1 performed very well, Eis interest in eecuring as much detail as possible in the short time allotted for the exercises was commendable, although on occa= sians he sppeared to be carried sway by his own enthusisem which resolted in a burried azpreach to en egent who under the elram- etences might very well have bolted for good. AMCLATTER~1 accepted e@veres critielan in this matter and now realizes hia mnistekes, SEGRE Pi § a A? 82 ne i e f . ry & ny onan f |
4.90000 ~, 4 * ed Py é « a 4h s * eer fas aid : t ‘ a ‘ eden & AMCLATTER~-l'e best asset is his wish te Lmprove his perfornsnes in every phase of tradecraft, ed in his om words, eventually saseday, bs a prefeseianal, He realizes he has sous way to go but appears willing to work hard and long houre in order to achieve his goal, FOR THE DIRECTOR GF TRAINING: tha. [ oaat . ge ©. wo eam enter FT tM cect Othe EET STE nie eg at date ala + stemmed stetteee 4 Govseurne