€. UUNTICA TAL AGENT REPORT For use of this form, see FM 30-17(C); AR 381- 130; the proponent agency is the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence. 1. NAME OF ‘SUBJECT OR THLE OF INCIDENT 2. DATE SUBAAITTED SAEDA (U) 12 February 1977_ , 3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER Munich, FRG . | 28 Sep 76 4. REPORT OF FINDINGS lobby of. his BEQ. On this occasion as soon as the men observed Source they immediately walked down the first floor hallway and entered a room (nfi). Source later noticed them drive from the parking lot in front of his quarters in a yellow Fiat automobile with unidentifiable markings on both doors and a ski rack mounted on the roof. Source was unable to provide further identifying data either on the two individuals or the car. (C) On the evening of 5 February 1977, Source and Tismer ate dinner. together at the Gasthaus Killer in Munich's Gruenwald district. After dinner Bloodworth drove Tismer to her residence, where she remained while Source went to the REC } on McGraw Kaserne. (C) Tismer visited Source ‘at his quarters on the evening of 6 February — # 1977 and told him that his wife had come to her (Tismer's) apartment. Wishing i to avoid a confrontation with Mrs. Bloodworth, Tismer spent the night in | Source's apartment. As they were leaving the building the following morning, ‘4 Source and Tismer were attacked by Source's wife. Source was able to subdue | his wife and allow Tismer, the primary target.of Mrs. Bloodworth's attack, to | flee the area. In the struggle to control his wife, Source sustained superficial # cuts on his neck and hands. Source noticed that his wife carried a weapon, believed to be a can opener, wrapped -in a piece of cloth. Once released by her husband, Source's wife ran from the building, entered her car, and rammed Source's : POV twice before driving from the parking lot. , (C) Later Source learned from Tismer that following the fracas at Source’ 5 apartment, Source's wife had driven to Tismer’s residence and had physically attacked her in the parking lot outside her quarters. The Military Police were summoned and apprehended Mrs. Bloodworth, charging her with assault. Tismer pressed charges against Source's wife with the German police, who contacted Source on 7 February 1977 by telephone in order to ascertain his knowledgeabi lity of the incident. , Ue FR DEA ARE WOME TACT 1977, exact date and time unrecalled by Source, Tismer again indicated that she was hopeful Source would extend his tour of active duty in the FRG or find employ- ment at SHAPE Headquarters: in Belgium. She reiterated an earlier comment that if _ Source were to move to SHAPE Headquarters, she would be able to find a job in a ; Belgian hospital. Tismer also asked Source if he could cause the Army to return Ihis wife to the United States. Tismer mentioned that she had a sexual relation- (ship with an unidentified US Army Major at the time she was employed in Von 1Steuben Hall on McGraw Kaserne. According to Tismer, the Major was a bachelor g | -  (C) Ina conversation that transpired sometime between 4 and 6 February Page 7 of 10 Pages A S. TYPED NAME ANO ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT : 6, SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT }CLAUDE G. BENNER, JR., 66th MI Group oe BK fo EE _ §804191-270-77 , Lee FOE” Oe Le 2 FORM co AATEC i DA 1 Ape 52 34 q REPLACES WD AGO FORM 341, 1 COT BENT i A F247 F6" DCTS S226 35574 ~ Page ~2r~ —e—e— ee ee pares haen erengneny ar geyenerteneyna Seapets in wrens ma nmnES Seyn pees ene ah tae mprTE nie pena Ene oo Bee
CONFIDENTIAL AGENT REPORT For use of ‘his form, see FM 30-17(C); AR 381-130; the proponent agency is the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence. 1. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT 2. DATE SUBMITTED | ; te SAEDA (U) - . 12 February 1977 _ : =" : . : , 3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER Munich, FRG oo 28 Sep 76 4. REPORT OF FINDINGS | occupying a B00 at the time of their affair. He eventually grew bored with | ; Tismer and terminated their relationship, and, on the last occasion that Tismer - saw the Major, time unknown to Source, the Major allegedly threw her down a flight of stairs. Tismer stated that this individual was now in the United States. (C). Source recalled the following dialogue of a conversation between him- self and Tismer which also transpired sometime during the period of 4- 6 February — | 1977: Tismer: Who are the guys that are doing the real action work in Munich? ‘Source: There are very few here. That probably goes on in Bonn or Brussels. Tismer: What kind of action is that? Source: Most countries have their own agents abroad. _Tismer: You mean Eastern countries have agents at SHAPE in Brussels? Source: There may be as many as 2,000 in Brussels, Berlin, or places Like that. It's not my field. Tismer: You mean you really don't know anything about this? Do you know ’ where those Eastern agents hang out in Munich? Source: I have no idea. : (Cc) Tismer asked Source how his project was progressing and if it had been + completed. Source explained that only a few finishing touches were required and i that he had another two weeks to work on it. After completing the project, Source # said he would like to take a two or three day vacation. Tismer suggested they © | spend a three-day weekend together in Berchtesgaden (UN4977), FRG. E (C) Source voiced the opinion that after his departure from Munich, Tismer i may try to develop a relationship with his supervisor, Major Ralph I. Ebener. | Tismer has asked Source questions concerning Ebener's personal. life and is aware | that Ebener is Source's supervisor and may, therefore, be knowledgeable of the f project on which Source has been working. Tismer has herself met Ebener on f several occasions at the Munich RGC on McGraw Kaserne. . Page 8 of 10 Pages 6. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT {5 TVPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT 4 CLAUDE G. BENNER, JR., 66th MI Group 1] BO4191-270-77 a A On soho REPLACES WD AGO FORM 341, 130K 7, Whidipmay. eb sto! fi | aa 5a”? B f3P263534 Page 22 ‘AUP TU LES TEA
: a “YAP vite SAT Eos - @ WINHUCNTAL ¢ a AGENT REPORT { For use of this form, see FM 30-17(C); AR 381-130; the proponent agency is the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence. Vv. NAME “OF SUDJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT 2. DATE SUBAAITTED ; SAEDA (U) 12 February 1977 Mun 7 ch > FRG 3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER H 4. REPORT OF FINDINGS i place to stay temporarily. Source stated flatly that he could not ask anyone H to do this. Also mentioned by Tismer that ‘evening was the fact that she was in need of an unspecified amount of money to have dental work done as a result | of her scuffle with Source's wife. Source had no reply to. what he considered j Tismer's hint that she expected him to provide her money for the dental work. 66th MIG, dated 1 October 1976, subject as above, wherein SFC James E. White reported a SAEDA incident.in:which Helga Tismer was the principal. Reference Agent Report prepared by S/A David R. Horn, 66th MIG, dated 30 September 1976, subject as above, wherein CPT.Joan F. Sibrava was identified as Tismer's sponsor for government quarters. Reference Agent Report prepared by S/A Claude G. Benner. Jr., 66th MIG, dated 28 January 1977, subject as above, wherein SSG George C. Bloodworth was initially interviewed concerning his knowledge of Helga Tismer. SFC Gene Allen and CW2 Darryl Fallis are both assigned to the Soviet Orientation ~ Team, 18th MIB, 66th MIG, McGraw Kaserne. The individual referred to by Tismer as Van Buskirk is believed to be identifiable with Kenneth J. Van Buskirk, the Land Liaison Officer, Bavaria, 66th MIG, McGraw Kaserne. During an interview of Van Buskirk it was learned that LTC Richard L. Scott was an associate of Tismer. See Agent Report dated 18 November 1976, subject as above, prepared by {Claude G. Benner, Jr., 66th MIG. At no time during the course of subject investi- gation has SSG Bloodworth been targetted/tasked by S/As of the 66th MIG to provide information concerning Tismer or related personalities.’ His cooperation has been entirely voluntary in this Detachment's pursuance of the SAEDA investigation. 4 Also, Bloodworth has never received instructions to pass any.kind of information to Tismer or other individuals. Because of the nature of Bloodworth's cooperation, 4 j.e., because he is not an official asset of this Detachment, many instances of. lack of detail in his reporting have been necessarily accepted. Chuck is believed to be 2LT Charles McKee, assigned to the Command Section, 66th MIG. (C) AGENT’S NOTES: Reference Agent Report prepared by. S/A David R. Horn, g | i i Page 10 of 10 Pages 3. TYPED NAME ANDO ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT 6. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT [oRUDE G. BENNER, JR., 66th MI Group CBE Kho 5 A ans? 344 REPLACES WD AGO FORM 34}, CONFIBENTL AL _ “a 54756 Docld:32263534 Page 23
aaenT RD GT : "= {For use of this form, see FM 30- INC); AR 381-130; the proponent agency is the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence. [1 NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT 2. DATE SUBMITTED | SAEDA(U) , a 2 May 1977 » Munich, FRG . "3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER | 28 Sep 76 , | | 4. REPORT OF FINDINGS A/5 (5) On 2 May 1977, a Federal Bureau of Investigation (ret) report, dated | 31 December 1968, was reviewed concerning an incident involving SSG George C. i Bloodworth, a former member of Headquarters, 66th Military Intelligence Group i (HIG), McGraw Kaserne (Barracks), Munich (PU9135), Federal. Republic of Germany | (FRG),.APO New York 09108, which occurred in October 1968 while he was assigned | to Fort Wolters, Texas. . The review of the FBI. report revealed: substantially the. Following pertinent information: we tee mee pcm ee . “(s) On 3 December. 1968,,. George Cc. Bloodworth and his s wife, Viviane Astrid | Bloodworth, nee: Hayoun, who resided at 516 Southwest 17th Street, Mineral Wells, | Texas, were interviewed by a Special Agent of the FBI. Bloodworth, then a 4 Warrant Officer Candidate, was assigned to the 10th Warrant Officer Candidate —_ Company US Army Primary Helicopter School, Fort Wolters... oe. ne “(S) Bloodworth stated that on 5 October 1968, he and his: wife met Alexander. © Kleinlerereat an unidentified Jewish Synagogue in Fort. Worth. ..Bloodworth and his | wife accompanied Kleinlerer to his apartment located at 3542 Kent Street, Fort | Worth to give Kleinlierer various unidentified articles, which he was to deliver ; to Mrs.: Bloodworth's mother who resided in Paris (nea), France, while on a. business trip (nfi). an (s) Upon their arrival at Kleinlerer's residence, Bloodworth and his wife met George Bouhe and Lydia Dymitruk. Bouhe allegedly resided in Dallas, Texas and Dymi truk resided in the apartment next door to Kleinlerer's apartment. Later that evening, as Bloodworth and his wife were preparing to depart Kleinierer's apartment, Kleinlerer told Mrs. Bloodworth that a good delicatessen was located near his apartment and Mrs. Bloodworth would be able to purchase food items which | she would not ordinarily be able to find in "this country”. . At Kleinlerer's - 4 suggestion, he-and Mrs. Bloodworth went to the delicatessen to purchase some of 4 the food prior to Mrs. Bloodworth and her husband's return to Fort Wolters. | George Bloodworth, who was having a drink, remained at. the apartment with Bouhe | and ‘Dymitruk. ae og. : (s)- ‘Bloodworth became engaged in n general conversation with. Bouhe and Dymitruk : Bouhe ‘asked Bloodworth about his duty. in the Republic of Vietnam... Bouhe further . | asked Bloodworth his opinion concerning the US commitment:to Vietnam. During the na | conversation with Bouhe, Bloodworth stated that he had served in Vietnam asa! © | i "gunner" on helicopters. Bouhe then asked Bloodworth questions concerning the « Og 48/7? : CLASSIFY ON. Te ape ims resp A tanger 3. TYPED ‘P AND ORGaR fIaTION OF SPECIAL AGENT 6 ‘SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT Se a | DAVID R. HORN, 66th MI Group alesis Dy aoe eaeene . ~ - : — FORM 1 APR 52 3 a q REPLACES WD AGO FORM 341, 1 JUN 47, WHICH MAY BE USED. SElCRE™ =T “HW 54756 “Boctd: 32263594 Page 34”