we HW 53716 ae _-gubseriLer or to another a,ency is authorized except by specific con-. -*(b) The FBI will conduct complaint investigation of such personnel “ @(0e) Investigations conducted by the Armed Forces under (a) adove ®2, When personnel who are subjects of an investigation under a or b : above reach a U. S. port or a port where the FBI has a field agency, * or prior to reaching such port, if practicable, the Department of the : Havy will promptly furnish the FBI all pertinent information concerning the Investigat{od. Ir _perscuncel who are subjects of an investigation as above remove themselvos from the vessel upon arrival ef the vessel An port and further surveillsore is considered necessary, the Navy will continue surveillance until notified by the FBI at local level that the FBI has taken over full responsibility for the case. However, both the avy ond FBI will make every effort to transfer responsibility upon - arrival of the vessel at the port. . . ®3, When the FBI opens aa investigation under ¢ above or when an Fat Anvestigation in progress develops or is believed about to develop : ramifications under a, b, or c above, the FaI will promptly furnish ie. all pertinent information to the Navy and will thereafter coordinate ts actions with the Havy whenever and wherever deemed necessary to insure praper pursuit of the case.*- Supplemental Agreement vo. [IVJto the Delimitations Agreenent: oe ®INVESTIGATION OF PRIVATE CONTRACTORS OF THE ARMED FORCES ®It is agreed by the subscribers of the Delimitations Adgreement (hereinafter referred to as subscribers) that. with referesca ; investigations of civilian employees, applicants for employment, - . . @irectors and key personsel of privately owned plants and facilities, working or bidding on contracts important to the Army, Navy, or Air Force (hereinafter referred to as the Armed Forces) procureseut, the following will be followed iasofar as practicable, Exceptiozs thereto will be adjusted by mutual agreement between the subscribers concerned. . . Some, ada ELE ZENE? I po (a) The Armed Forces will conduct background investigations_of such -- - ergons UnTess there is & particular reason for requestiryg that aa Fovertigation be conducted by the FBI or the FBI has a special interest” in a particular case and has notified the Armed Forces of such interest. erent? Ss) upon specific request In ¢ach case by one Or more of the Armed Forces. If one of the Armed Forces kas no further need for an investigation Fequested, but not ‘completed, prompt notification will be made to the will be terminated and all iaformation passed to the FBI when_credible . derogatory information of a loyalty nature Is uncovered. Upoa receipt BL SUCN “Ss Case; the FRE*wkll proceed as under {b) above if one of the Armed Forces 30 requests. . ®(a@) When one of the sukscribers is aware that another is conducting | an investigation on a person‘or firm {deatlesl or closely connected with a person or firm it contemplates investigating, no investigation will be undertaken without the consent of the subscriber which bas ac {nvestigation in progress. The investigation agercy will make availatle to e othe iteres ted agency copies of the reports of the investiga- tion made. ° . ° wees + eee ene ae ere oe Or mae & 65m Lap bnty cops tee 6 ter ge te ee Normally, identity of confideatial informants will not _he_con=- punicated from one subscriber to aaother3 however, when cuch communica= “tion occurs; the receivins subscriber will employ the highest possible safeduards to insure that such informants are not compromised. Go transmittal of informarion concerning cosfidential iaformants to a third. heOriginator. — . -. O° ES * OS UD SoNOTEP nw : and . . een ercianantingttiadh 15 Docld: 32390930 Page 11
a oe a HW 53216 ®{f) A subscriber who receives a report of investigation from another subscriber may freely tranamit co des of such reports to, a third subscriber except as provided in te) above. ®(g) A report of completed investigation received by the Armed Forces from the FBI will sot be reopened without the approval of the FBI except to obtain wdd{tional background information. La such case, the FBI will be furnished copies of all information obtained. Other Gnformation required by the Armed Forces will be requested of th. FAI. ®(h) If one of the Armed Forces requests the FBI to coasuct an investigation or to conduct additional investigatioa as provided under (dg) above, and if for any reason the FBI. declines or is unable to : - gonduct such investigation or additional investigation, the Armed Ferce concerned may proceed with the investigations. The FBI will be furnished copies of the results thereof if the F3I 30 requests oF 42 the Armed Force concerned considers the results to be of FBL interest. ~- #(4) Hothing above is to be construed as altering the basic Delinita- tions Agreement of 1949 or current agreements concerning subversive organizations." ° : . Supplemestal Ajreemeat we [Veo the Del<mitations Agreement: SINVESTIGATION OF RZSERVE AND CIVILIAN COMPONENTS OF THE ARMED SERVICES | the Army, the Navy a he Air Force may conduct background investiga~ ¢ions on members of the inactive reserve aid Nationsl Guard who are ~ Buvierpated befag called back te active duty, oF wieré an Saves tiga— tfou-ts-wwtsPtsKed Lor the purpose of determining whether the indi- vidual should be disenrolled from his military status, or to determine whether the individual may be granted access to classified military f{nformation. The following procedures shall be pursued in each of the above circumstances: : #(1) The intelligence agencies of the Army, Navy or Air Force before= undertaking such background investigation will consult. the FAT to determine: (a) if the FBI has an investigation ia progress; if so, po investigation will be undertaken by the {ntelTligence agencies -exoept as aay be mutually agreeable to the Armed Force concerned and the FBI; (b) if the FBI already has nade an investigation; if so, the results will be made available to the other agencies; (¢}) if the FBI has information on the individual even though it may not have coo- Aucted' an‘ investigation. - , =(2) If, after consulting the FBI, investigation is undertaken by’ the other agencies, it will be pursued no further than is necessary to make the determination required by the other ageocies, asd all information developed pertinent to the four categories will be fur— pished promptly to the FBI.” ; . . , This supplement bas been discussed by the Iaterdepartmental Intelligence Conference, and it was agreed oa 9-10-58 that the “consultation" requirement will be satisfied 4f the FBI is notified, by means of a statement included in a form request for a name check, that investiga tion is being initiated concerning the individual. . oe. u DoclId: 32390930 Page 12 @It is agreed by the_subscribera.to the Delinitations Agreement that ~ pe eed a | q Nose ae worm «4 8 eee e . RD wee Cob eemeeey AihaeNe 2 SEE, 90 OO Or, 10 ot o. . oy —~ Cm aanl CAPOCPAIR NEGA + pO EER Foe ERORNREI CeUne Siena ennemnernan a eee mpeg gp in. =e ee CmSS -o GRA)! © TEES CYTE TTRAP CTS GUND UE _STRIN IED PEND TE FD EEE O oc OP PS Pe sO PY RS ETPEEPREETTECS nan, Se a
ers (2. FAN KMAIMAMMMeN' 1A F we : " HW 532716 Supplemental Agreement Ro. VI to the Delimitstions Agreements ®INVESTICATION IN AREAS NOT SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED "It is agreed by the military subscribers to the Delimitations Agreement that the references therein in peragraphs III. 4., IV. 4., and V. 4. to ‘areas where the army (Navy, Air Foroe) Commander has supreme jurisdiction over the armed forces stationed therein’ . sball be interpreted as referring to areas where the Department of the Arny’ (Navy, Air Foree) is responsible for the administrative and logistic support of the Teadquarters of Commands established by the Seoretary of Defense.* (approved by IIC Bovember 4, 1959.)} a) 28 te DAM to Se ae omnia: eo e e . i} . . ‘ a . Clemea TS 8 e Te s : : wo tnm ert ee ae t e OES Te: e e . ps ows ae eS DOE ey eS . 16a DoclId: 32390930 Page 13
C. INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION OF MILITARY PERSONNEL { (1. Agreewent between the Departments of Justice and Defense) . The following agreement was approved and entered into by the Departments of Justice and Defense relative to the investigation and-prosecution of, . . crimes committed by individuals subject to the Uniform Code of Military. oe . | aeneeeeneannaall semanas somstg me ewe Tee _ surtisea ®MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE DEPARTMENTS OF JUSTICE AND ° DEFENSE RELATING TO THE INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION OF CRIMES OVER WHICH THE TWO DEPARTMENTS HAVE CONCURRENT JURISDICTION - ®*Whereas, certain crimes committed by {ndividuals subject to the Uniform - Code of Military Justice may be prosecuted by military tribunals under that Code or by civilian authorities in the Federal Courts; and ®Wbereas, it is recognized that although the administration and discipline of the armed services require that certain types of crimes committed by their personnel be investigated by those services ané prosecuted before ; oe military tribunals, other types ef crimes committed by military personsel should be investigated by civil authorities and prosecuted before eivil .- . tribunals; and . a gl *whereas, it is recognized that it is not feasible to impose 4cflexible . ve rules to determine the respective responsibility of the olivilian and ; military authorities as to each crime over which they may have concurrent jurisdiction and that informal arrangements and agreements may be necessary with respect to specific orimes or investigations; and : Joi ®Whereas, agreement between the Department of Justice and the Department t: 1 of Defense as to the general sreas in which they will investigate and : . . . prosecute crimes to which both. civil and military jurisdiction attach will, . peverthaless, tend. to mske the dnvestigation and prosecution of crimes . more expeditious and efficient and give appropriate effect. to. the policies | aro mom of civil government snd the requirements of the armod forcess ®Tt is hereby agreed and understood between the Department of Justice and . . wwe the Department of Defense as follows; . ° 71. Grimes committed. on. military installations, Except ss hereinafter : 7 SS Audicated, ail crimes committed on a military installation by individuals subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice shall be investigated ; : : ara-prusécuted by the military department concerned if such department . _ hakeo~—a—determination that there is a reasonable likelihood that only Gndividuals subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice are involved in such crime as principals or accessories, and, except in extraordinary cases, that there is no victim other than persons who are subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice or who are bona fide dependents or members of a household of military or civilian personnel residing on the installa-" tion. Unless such a determination is made, the military department con— cerned shall promptly advise the Federal Bureau of Investigation of any . so crime committed on a military installation if such crime is within the investigative authority of the FPI. The FBI shall investigate any serious . : crime of which it has been so advised for the purpose of prosecution in s the civil courts unless the Department of Justice determines that investiga= . : - fon and prosecution may be conducted more efficiently aad expeditiously ° ' by the military department concerned. Even 4f the determination provided for in the first sentence of this paragraph is made by the military depart= ment concerned, it shall promptly advise the FBI of any crime committed on -. - 2 a military installation in which there is a victim who is not subject to the Uniform Code of hilitary Justice or a bona fide dependent or member of. the household of military or civilian personnel residing on the installsa- . oe -¢ion aud that such department. is investigating the crime because it has : I. been determined to be extraordinary. The military department. concerned ere teens aoe BE ee . en eer STEEDS wy ud ' . wereee a ‘g i at & 1% 2 r 3 . t , nt ny a . ' . . - ey) _-? % wal ig 22 re er . t . 5 « a ’ e HW 532716 DBocld:32390930 Page 14
j , e ae on, ry 1 . ‘ i HW 532716 & . oa ° , oS . a | se :. _ "« “ee ; . ‘ ” : “we rd % - ®shall promptly advise the Federal Buresu of Investigation whenever the gnor offenses, involves fraud against the governnent, orime., except ia a misappropriation, robbery, 4s of & similar nature. All such crimes shall be investigated by the military department ess it receives prompt advice that the Department of Justice has @ that the crime should de {nves tigated by the FBI and that the FBI will undertake the investigation for the pur= pose.of prosecution in the oivil courtse , aan 82, Crimes committed outside of military dostallations. Except os hereinafter {ndicated, all orimes come tted outside of military & tions, which fall within the Yavestigative jurisdiction of the FBI and 4ndividuel subject to the hall be investigated by the Eat fer the . purpose of prosecution in civil courts, daless the Department of Justice dotermines that favestigation and prosecution may be conducted more efficiently aad expeditiously by other authorities. All suoh crimes whioh come first to the attention of military authorities shall be referred eved of this requirement by the promptly by them to the FBI, unless reli FBI as to particular types or classes of crimes, However,» whenever mili- ° acheduled military activities outside of ° tary personsel are engaged ia military installations such a3 orga ‘ ph 1 above shall apply. unless persons not sub- jeot to the Uniform Code of Military Justice are involved as principals, accessories CF victins. . : : nvolved a8 & suspect or 33 30 accused in any crime comm Sehrongsiae of s military.ame teliesi yy end falling within the pority of the bt an individusl whe 18 subject to the . ag the military authorities believe iste Ynvestigative aut Uniform Code of Military Justice and if %* 4 that the orime involves special factors caigetag to the administration and discipline of the armed forces which would justify investigation by them for the purpose of proseoution verore = mi! tary tribunal, they shel2 : promptly advise he-FBI of the crime aod ipdicate their views on the mattere a of such & crime may ve under - STZ, however, there is i Jnvestigatioc af the Department of Justice agrees. °3, Transfer of investigative authority. An {nvestigative pody which bss. qnitisted an davestigation pursuant to paragraphs jl and 2 hereof 85a - have exclusive nvestigative authority and may proceed therewith to proseoun tigative body comes to the view that effectua- tion, if, however: any inves gion of those paragraphs requires the trans over a crime, investigation ‘of which has already been {nitiated by that or dy any. otber Anvestigative seach ee ihall promptly. advise, the otber oF Oy stad investigative poay.of. 30% views. By agreement between the Depart- ments of Justice aoa Defense, investigative authority may then be trans—- ferred. fer of investigative authority Exercise of exclusive Adnvestigative authority — ment shail aot preclude the. military r the purpose of administrative action The FBI will make the results of 4ties for use §n conaco= °4. Administrative action. by the FBI pursuant to. this agree authorities from making inquiries fo related to the crime being investigated. its investigations available to the military author tion with such action. . e, decisions with respect to the application 4n particalar {sions of this Memorandum of Understanding will be made at etween the Special Agent is Charge of the local ion and the lecal military com - ewhenever posaibl cases of the prov the locsl Level, that 4s, b effice of the Federal Bureau o mandere . —_— wre . 8 | 8 * es : - e DoclIda:32390930 Page 15 or theft of government property or funds, or - i. a .j- owes &: ‘ ap eeccencad con tyenwaag a 16 OO O tang RREOIIR «8 ott mareped 0 SCREENED Ge 398! 6 ~ Ne taken by the aiMitary suthoritics 7 | | .
- eo; . A * #8, Surrender ef suspects. T° the — to investigate the are involved i Vy ; Nothing ‘arrest us whenever cewe tae 00  e upon them, the Department © to the other promptly suspects Scimes Tn -whteh suck: accused ind vy paragraphs la and deteation of any per auch a person has con ng such persoo ant 4s lodged in the other hall prev az such action 4s required pursuant Exception. now fixed by Intelligesce, Investigations, foe, . "approved This asfreement the Delimitations Agre e Division of Intelligenc eral Unite Inspector Gen 7 s/f Rerbvert Brownell, Jre Herbert Brownell, Ire Attorney General pate guly 25,2953. ret ir. fos rit. Jurisdictions demarcation * fhe following is 5 summary the Bureau acd the military: military installations jurisdiction All serious. her victim is_% the household of military oF on the military jastallation With the exception of minor misappropriat whe Government, Government prope nature and where FBI should make '  (y) MLitaky jurisdictic . Ie mp * T) ; “III. Iv. d HW 532716 DBocld:32390930 Page —- Crimes involving persons Military Justice 95 prin sons subject to Uni incipsils exclusively Crimes involving per Justice as pr ‘and no victim other than perso ‘oY 6 household o sonsel residing on military trimes involving perso as principal and victim is oi¥ military must ad Military or a member” tary Justice Minor offenses ro £ Justice and the and accused indivi ividuals an nd 2 hereofe Son sub imes in wh than those subject t tar Justive are Lavolved ss” princ Ail serious crimes except civilian and not + a extent of the legal military au 4{l he is delivered to the Fed shall not affect rty or funds, the Departme - 8 me 8 extraor oe a fact to the Unirorm Code of “4 reasonable basis to believe -of such code and cetaio- sez Ss — - authority conferred thorities will each tduals if authority d suspects ent s military department from prompt | yTitary © zaat eral Bureau of Iavestigation te this memorandun. stigative suthority inve the ret, Office of Naval {fice of Special s/ Ce. E. Wilson. Charles Es Wilson ‘Secretary of Defense ef the investigative demarcatio ich military mske a o Uniform offenses, 3il fon, oro at of the investigation _ gimilar-type offenses 4 ns subjec vise FBI of su {nvelving fraud 7 bbery, or theft of vovernament pro subject to Us eee ae oipals, accessories, or cone tpals of dinary cases wh a dependent or membd ‘civilian personne er accesso n who is, military oF installation. ., rts Uniform s or accessor extraordimary_vase> ch a case . gainst the perty or funds, July 19, 1955 L1_fraua, robbery or the ffenses of a 8 Justice a batweesn eternination Code oF Mili- ~“gecessories erein er of-. 1 residing against, ft of inilar determines the . iform Code, of victins form Code of ries exclusively is bona fide dependent civilian per- “although coveromeat, and Por tetaendanemneamemmmmmnated . Ce oe owe , oe ee ere. © . neve mrecenewremnmel Drone Reta os © we MU ENNEET 6 f pert oe: - 4 cons cen seventeen ® een Se om aitanta is samp neeanenniecemeastial . oar eerie orn permanant . PONG POV EA out 00. ot! Coeret erte STE GR s wh 100 one Ieee roan renee ones . met 00 werent CNET . * cawanene + ae 2 ene APERTURE F009 S COCO Ee Os UHV ENUED
s » . oo \ e s a . . ’ e ° ry ad i : . e o ‘ °ee 5, o -, - . { Cy a . . 7 “§ .. . a ee | r rr | : ‘; : , . (2) Crimes committed outside of military installation “ee 3 i The FBI will handle all crimes within its jurisdiction regardless of “Wrom~te—bavolveduniess: , ; (a) Military personstl are engaged in scheduled military activi~ a ties, such as organized mancuvers, and only military persons ars are involved as principals, accessories, or victims; or ‘ (>) The crime involves “special factors relating to the administra- ° tion and discipline of the armed forces.” a b. Close liaison mus*® be maintained on all military installations to ‘ A4mmediately and thoroughly investigate those crimes within our jurisdic- tion pursuant to this agreement. The bureau cannot allow any situation to occur wherein there is a delay on our part in instituting such aa investigation. wae . owt ; ; o. When presenting cases to the USA or AUSA within the provisions of the agreement, it must be specifically pointed out that the case { is covered by the agreement. - . wt ; woe. etter | ween = ee ey a: seats © Peempem SURE Boe Laer aey + : . a. If any problema arise.in your contacts with the various USAs or mili- - : . tary officials relative to this agreement, the Buresu. must be inmedi- e, . ately advised. 2. Agresment between the Departments of Justice and Transportation : The following agreement was approved and entered into between the Depart- ments of Justice and Transportation relative to the investigation and prosecution of crimes committed by members cf the U. S. Coast Guard subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice: Marcas o.s 9 fee coeur camer 1 OEY REDE Ree + OT IGhe © *MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE DEPARTMENTS OF JUSTICE AND . PRANSPORTATION (COAST GUARD) RSIATING TO THE INVESTIGATION AND e . eee ee rcaros CRIMES OVER WHICH THE TWO DEPARTMENTS HAVE CONCURRENT oe ° . “Whereas, certain crimes committed by Coast Guard. personnel subject. .to— @ Uniform Codq of Military Justice. may be prosecuted by Coast Guard tribunals under that Code or by civilian authorities in the Federal’ : Courts; and : ° nape = oh, aun enmensamaranaen rs e rete “Whereas, it is recognized that although the administration and discipline OF the Coast Guard requires that certain types—of.crimes..committed by its © 8 personnel be investigated by that service and prosecuted before Coast. Guard , . military trI$unals other types of crimes committed by such military per- sonnel should be investigated by civil authorities and prosecuted before civil tribunsis; and TATU MRATBAT? tops © MEMS DOSY: et a whereas, it is recognized that it is not feasible to impose inflexible . rules to determine the respective responsibility of the civilian and Coast ‘ Guard military authorities as to each crime over which they may have con- * gurrent jurisdiction and that informal arrangements and agreements may ve peoessary with respect to specific crimes or javestigations; and oe ames SWhereas, agreement between the Department of Justice and the Department of Transportation (Coast Guard) as to the general areas in which they will investigate and prosecute crimes to which both civil and military jurisdic- tion attach will, nevertheless, tend to make the investigation and prosecu- tion of crimes more expeditious and efficient and give appropriate effect . to the policies of civil government and the requirements of the United tates Coast Guard; . a hoselnrporeuneamen I Yary o evqweses see ee ee ee ae oe bay 20. wees “ce nee — 1 ——- -- —_—- ~—.- wo +oo ere *: : : ; ~ z i 9 8 : |i ’ . a . e HW 53216 DBocld:32390930 Page 17
ee anes eee re ee Me a RE ee TD, | PO ETN © OCR ” ° ‘ t . ©x7t is hereby agreed and understood between the Department of Justice t and the Departaent of Transportation (Coast Guard) as follows: fe wee ve, a #1. {nstallations (including sircraft : . , s}e Except a3 hercinarter néicates, as criaes comaitted on . $ . “@ military {ostallation by Coast Guard personnel susject to ths Unirorn ew Code of Military Justice shall be lavestigated ead prosecuted. by the i . Coast Guard if the Coast cuard wakes a deternination that there is's . : possouetbetikelihoad, that only Coast Guard personnel subject to. the . Uniform Code of Military Justice are involved in such crime a3 principals . , or accessories, sad, except in extraordiaary cases, that there is a0 a . : victia other than persons who are subject to the Usifora Code of Mili- . tary Justice or who ere bona fide dependents or @enders of a household ° of military cr civiliaa, personsel residing on the dastallation. Unless _ auch _a deterainatios is made, the Coast Guard shall proogtly advivethe~ : . i woh tet pW serReR eS PeETTER we" oon ony Se hemes qrae- ot edere aU Sr-lavestigation of acy crias céanftted oa c military - Qnstallation Lf such crime is within the investigative authority of : the Federal Bureau of Iavestigatios. The Federal Buzeau of Investiga- . ry . : , . Qion shall investigate any serious crine of WHICS {t has been so advised . . for the pur, he clvil courts uoless the Depart@ | os 1 P =e. . meant of Justice dete: 3 that investigaties sa¢ prosecutions aay be . oe atucted gore sifistenth and expeditiously by the Coast —suard. Eves Af the deterATaarreyw prov isd Yor in the first seaveace of this garsm graph is mace by the Coast Guard, it shall promptly advise the Federal Bureau of Investigation of any crime cocaitted on a military Sastalla- Do ‘@1on in which there is s victia who is sot sudject to the Uaifors Code a of Mild Justice or a bons fide dependent or sember of the house= 2 held of military or eivillas perzocoel residing oa the dZastalblation © . aud that the Coast Guard is Anvestigatiog the erime because it bas. , ‘ee. : Deen determined to be extraordinary. The Coast suard shall promptly .. advise the Federal Bureau of Investigation whenever the crime, except oe in minor offesses, involves fraud against the goveraneat, sisappropria- ." mo *ion, robbery, or theft of goversment property or fands, or is of & mi sinilor cature, All such crimes shall be davestigated by the Coast . . owt-e ee ee ke a Guard unless it receives prompt advice that the Departneat of dussice ° ° . Bas determined that the crime should be investigated by the Federal : -Bureau of Investigations aaa that the Federal Sureaa of Tovestigatioa . . will undertake the Anvestigation for the purpose ef prosecution ia . the civil courts. . . 2, Crimes committed outside of military installations. Except as ° . hereinafter Lodicatec, ali crises comitte outsice of Bilitary installa : _° o tions, which fall within tie Yavesttystive firfsdiction of the Federal oe ) . . Bureau of Investigation acd in which there is involved as a suspect as No . . {ndividual subject to the Unifera Code of Military Justice, shall be . ~ te . {uvesttyated by the @deral Bureau of Iavestigatios for the purpose of ° . prosecutions in civil courts, uaiess the Departnent of Justice determines . that investigation sod prosecution may be conducted more efficiently anc . expeditiously’ by other authorities. Al} such crines which cone first . . r to the attention of Coast Guard authorities stall be referred romptly , ° * : , by them to the Federal Bureal of- Investigation, unless relieve? of this : requirecent by the Federsl bureau of Investigation as to particular. types or classes of crime. However, whenever Coast Guard military pere- . . : sonnel sre'engaged in scheduled military activities outside of military . . GSnstallations such as organized maneuvers oF organized movement, the . . provisions of paragraph 1 sbeve skall apply, unless persons not subject ~ to the Uniform Code of Military Justice are involved ae principals, accessories or victins. . . : ' Geeeneeeeeeee A ‘ . : nn maveanemutpeneuied ee < ema serees rrr ere ye ; ~ ———: a eo See 2 ema 6: panera wee « . ec . nx - . Cee ts oak 4 eee tee ae. eel RY . see e mr AW 53216 Docld:32390930 Page 16
~ ®I¢, however, there is involved as a suspect or ss a6 accused in any orize committed outside of a military installation and falling withia the Investivative authority of the Federal Bureau of Investigation an . Andividual who is subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice asd oe ’ : 4f the C.ast Guard authorities believe that the crime involves special : ‘~ . factors relating to the administration and discipline of the Coast . . . Guard which would justify investigation by them for the purpose of prose= - : oution before a Cosst uuard silitary tribunal, they shall promptly . advise the Federal Bureau ef Investigation of the crime and indicate mo , . : . their views on the matter. LIavestigation of such a crime may be under i taken by the Coast Guard military authorities if the Department of . . Justice agrees. ° ©3, Tracsfer of investitative authority. Aa lavestigative body of the . ” Coast wuard whic 33 initiated aa investigation pursuant to paragraphs 32 and 2 hereof shall have exclusive investigative authority asé say prom g ’ ceed therewith te prosecution. If, however, any Cosst Guard investiga- tive body comes to the view that effectuation of those paragraphs requires the transfor of investigative authority over « crine, investigation of which has already been initiated by that or dy asy other investigative dody, 1t shall promptly advise the other interested tavestigative body . . of its views. By agreomeat between the Deparsneats of Justice and 4 fPrensportation (Coast Guard), investigative authority may then be transferred. ee eat ani ep a Ot OED VETS NSS ES SATIS PEE IAD et” A an ea %e ° me . s . e . = . f . a . . . [ ed . . . . . . e e e t e e e e 8 . . . ° . .” . . . ‘ ° ‘ . ‘ wf . ' . wow -rene ee or. oO Ee ee 8 6 mays . . enero cgay LP ND PTS Pe 27 a a awe ase ame 7-.* OGD 0p Ga COTE Sta AaePE SE o' . . SE Set EP ARO SRS OEE 2! | ° _ 4, Administrative actioa. Exercise of exclusive invescigative authority oo by the Feceral gureau 0 avestigation pursuast to this agreesent shall . / pot preclude Coast Guard oilitary authorities froa making Laquiries for the purpose of administrative action relisted to the crins being investi- gated. The Federal Sureau of Tavestigation will make the results of its , {uvestigations available to Coast Guard military authorities for use ia Some connection with such actioag. ®whonever possible, decisions with respect te the application in partice ° : wlar cases of the provisions of this Menorandua of Usderstaadiag will te : made at the local level, that is, between the Special Ageat in Charge : al . ° of the lecal office of the Federal Bureau of Iavestigation and the local - -. Coast Guard military commaaéer, -. : 2 ; . ®3, Surrender of suspects. To the extent of the legal authority con . . LO . forred upoa thea, the Department of Justice and Coast Guard military 2¢ authorities will each deliver to the other procptly suspects and accused . Zndividuals if authority. to investigate the crises in which such accused | mee _ 8 Qndividuals and suspects are involved is lodged in the other by para=~ . : « graphs 1 and 2 hereof.” . a . ®gothing in this memorasdua shall prevent the Coast Guard from prompt mote arrest and detention of any person subject to the Uniform Code of Mili- ° aad tary Justice whenever there is knowledge or reasonable basis to believe . that such a person has committed an offense in violation of such code oT and detaining such person uatil he is delivered to the Federal Bureau . Soe : of Investigation if such action is required pursuant to this menorandupe a : ° . . t ’ . - _« ~s HW 53216 Docld:327390930 Page 19