Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: WMFO
To: HQ
Document date: 05/24/1966
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note)?

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JFK Assassination System

Date:

4/29/201

Identification Form

Agency Information

AGENCY: FBI

RECORD NUMBER: 124-90107-10355

RECORD SERIES: HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 105-117222-238

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM: WMFO

TO: HQ

TITLE:

DATE:

05/24/1966

PAGES:

7

SUBJECTS :

COMMANDOS L.

JOHN THOMAS DUNKIN

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION: Secret

• RESTRICTIONS: 1C

CURRENT STATUS : Redact

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (17 USC 2107 fote)

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VITED STATES DEPARTMENT

JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTICATION

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

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On March 1,

1966, WF T-1 advised that he

had learned that about two weeks previously, three

had requested an inter

view with Brisadier General Carlos pedrosaoro, Mitary

Attache,

ambassy of Colombia) Q

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a salesman for Mid-City Sales Corporation, 1401 Rhode Island

N.E.Lindner told of the formation of a new group

among the Cuban exiles, the aim of which is to infiltrate

into Cuba and once in Cuba to conduct various forms of

sabotage against the

regime of Fidel Castro.. 'Lindner

explained that it was hoped that the people of Cuba, upon

witnessing such activity,

would be prompted to arise against

Castro in a true revolution.

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According to wF I-l, the purpose of Lindner and

in the event the above described plan worked

as anticipated.

according to the

informant, the Cubans received no promise

of Colombian assistance. and were told merely that their s

plan was a good one.

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1966,

WF T-2

learned the following

from

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Enrique Lindner:

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Released under the Tohn F. Kennedy Asgassination Records Collection Act of 1992 141.056 7107 Hote)

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COMANDOS L

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The position of Brigadier General Carlos CS14

SECRET

Pedrosa Torolwas verified

through the "'Diplomatic List'' CS

dated February, 1966

-Department of State,

published

by (the United States S

on March 30,:

Raul E..Gramatges, 3082

Abingdon Street,-Apartment C-2, Arlington.

Virginia,

advised that the organization known as

*Conandos

De Liberacion

*described to F I-2 by Enrique Lindner is definitely

identical with the original organization known as Comandos

I, Thick is composed of both military and civilian branches alL

Gramatges noted that this organization wanted to avoid all

international complications for the United States and wanted

to operate within the law®

In order to facilitate such

legal operations' the organization had retained legal

council but Gramatges was unable to identify the council.!

Granatges also

presented a copy of a speech made.

by Antonio Cuesta Del

Valle, Central Command, Comandos I-

on March 3, 1966 ,before the International Association of

Businessmen in Miami, Florida.

of Cuesta's speech as furnished by Gramatges.

The following is the text

CUbA

"Dear Countrymen:

"Our organization, which has been fighting without

respite since 1962, wishes to make the following facts known to

all of you.

"We have never lost a man, nor any equipnent, in the

open fight against our enemy.

"Aimost the same outcome

has resulted from armed

now in Cuba.

actions by other organizations against the communitie have

We must clarify the fact that

never been limited, as we have been successful in attacking

the locations known to be best

protected.

the efficiency of the means employed against our enemy comes

to light the losses suffered by independent organizations that

have had confiscations by the authorities of this country.

More than 90% of their cash has landed in the hands of their

"allies": which demonstrates that the most difficult task is

to be able to keep the equipment once it has been used in an

CONFIDI

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