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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM

IDENTIFICATION FORM

AGENCY INFORMATION

AGENCY :

NSA

RECORD NUMBER

144-10001-10375

RECORDS SERIES :

AGENCY FILE NUMBER :

DATE: 10/09/98

PAGE: 1

DOCUMENT INFORMATION

ORIGINATOR

FROM

TO

NSA

NSA

2/0/RUJ/R04-64 NEWS OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S ASSASSINATION PASSED ON SOV ERI

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SUBJECTS

ASSASSINATION, JOHN KENNEDY

DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION

RESTRICTIONS :

1B

CURRENT STATUS

DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 07/24/98

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ORIGINATING AGENCY'S DETERMINATION REQUIRED

COMMENTS :

IR] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED

DRV FM: NSA/CSS Manual 123-2

Dated: 24 February 1998

DECL ON: X1,X3,X5,X6,X7,X8

SECRET SPOKE

Released pursuant to Executive Order 14176, DECLASS. OF RECORDS CONC.

THE ASSASSINATIONS OF PRES. JFK, SEN.

REK, AND THE REV. DR. MLK, JR.

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2/0/RUJ/R$4-64

GENERAL

1. Members of Unidentified Soviet Unit Receive New Regulations

A conversation of l4 November 1963 = held on an unidentified R-400 radio

training net (believed to be

internal), Group

of Soviet Forces Germany

(GSFG), between two unidentified speakers disclosed the following concerning

the reception of new regulations:

Speakers (A) and (B) were engaged in

a long conversation concerning

communications.

At the completion of this routine communications

chatter,

Speaker (A) remarked that they would not be training until one o'clock (a.m.

or p.m. not indicated) the next day.

He then told Speaker (B) that he had been

spending some time reading the new regulations [NOVYJ USTAV].

Speaker (B)

replied that he had seem them, the 1963 ones.

He added that he wanted to read

them through but hadn't [yet] been able to do

The remainder of the conversation,

parts of which were garbled, dealt with training courses, type not disclosed.

The new regulations referred to are probably the 1963 edition of

a Soviet publication which can best be described as a basic field manual for the

soldier.

This manual contains instructions pertaining to the Soviet soldier's

conduct, manual of arms, squad, platoon, company and battalion tactics, etc., as

found in separate U.S. manuals.

2.

News of President Kennedy's Assassination Passed on Soviet Multi-Channel

Facilities

A conversation of 22 November 1963 ?/ held between two unidentified speakers

revealed that the news of President Kennedy's assassination was being passed on

the Moscow to Hq GSFG, R-4DD radio relay line.

Speaker (A) asked

if Speaker (B) had heard about Kennedy. Speaker (B)

replied that they hadn't heard anything on the [commercial] radio yet and were

waiting for the latest news.

Speaker (A) stated that in his opinion Kennedy

was already dead, having received a fatal bullet wound.

Without further comment,

the speakers began talking about their communications.

3.

Soviet TAF, East Germany, Regiment Directed to Begin Quarterly Review of

Permanent Party

On 30 November 1963 3/Tactical Air Force (TAF) East Germany, Fighter-

Regiment TO1O0A at Lonnewitz

was reminded to begin the quarterly review of

permanent party, (OSNOVOJ SOSTAV) in accordance with the deadlines.

message was sent by the 499 at Fighter-division TOOD at Merseburg to his counter-

part at IDIODA and bore the serial number 82/99. In the usual message format,

99 would be the department number, but no record of such a department could be found

in available files.

1/

UHF facilities; RF-5183, CB-63/959-R

UHF facilities; RF-5292, CB-63/1007-R.

VHF facilities; BXP-4953B, 4954

Released pursuant

to Executive Order 14176, DECLASS. OF RECORDS CONC. THE ASSASSINATIONS OF PRES. JFK, SEN.

REK,

AND

THE REV.

DR. MLK, JR.

- SECRET KIMBO

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