RESTRICTED

RESTRICTED CLASSIFICATION
Remove per E.O. 10501

HEADQUARTERS
706
ORGANIZED RESERVE

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE

NEWS-Letter

NEXT REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING

26 OCTOBER 1948

1930 hours, 7th Floor

Section "F", Army Base

BOSTON SECTION

No speakers. Down to business. We begin our training program at this meeting.

A three-year program has now been completed. Each year is to consist of 10 lessons, 2 hours each. It's all down on paper and we start the ball rolling at this next meeting.

This first lesson outlines each step in the production of combat intelligence from raw material information.

Many of us have waited a long time for a training plan. Today, the necessity to get that training under way and completed is far more urgent.

If the plan is to be a success and if you are to be successful within the plan, be on hand for this first lesson.

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Hq 706 OR

MI STRENGTH IS INCREASING...

There are now 613 men available for training in the thirteen
MI Reserve areas comprising the First Service Command. Area 5,
Boston, leads the list with 231 men available; Hartford is next
with 56; New Haven, with 54; and Bridgeport, 41.

The balance is distributed throughout Bangor, Portland,
Burlington, Manchester, Taunton, Worcester, Springfield, Pittsfield,
and Providence.

WORCESTER GROUP ORGANIZED...

Word is received that a Worcester Section of the 706th has
been formed with Major Albert C. Gerould as officer in charge.
Major Richard Lougee is Ex. O. and 1st Lt. Rene Francazzi is Adj.

The first meeting is scheduled for 1930 hours, 27 October.
Subsequent meetings have been tentatively set up for 18 November
and 21 December.

Major Gerould announces that the group can avail itself of a
classroom and the necessary equipment at Clark University. He's
planning to handle the instruction at the first meeting in order
to get things rolling.

We hope Major Gerould will appoint a Worcester correspondent
to keep this Letter informed as to his group's progress, particu-
larly a report on that first meeting.

?? HAVE YOU SIGNED UP FOR FREE LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION??

Russian classes will be held five nights a week--Monday thru
Friday--beginning Wednesday, 20 October.

1. Class in Turkish each Wednesday evening.

1. Class in Hindustani each Thursday evening beginning 4 November.

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1 class in Arabic and 1 class in Czech every Friday evening
beginning 29 October.

Other classes will be started if enough MI Reservists are
interested.

We're still hoping you will drop
this Letter a note - a question,
a comment, a suggestion - anything
you want. It'll get printed and
answered, too, if it's a question.
The place to send it:

Captain, R. R. Beck
42 Andrews Road
Quincy 70, Mass.

"DON'T ABUSE AUTHORITY"...

A special agent was driving his flashy car at a fast clip
over a New York super-highway when he was flagged to a stop by a
plain-clothes man in a police car. He started getting out his
credentials even before he halted his car.

He told his story, pat and glib, like he'd told it many times
before--"Army Intelligence - very important case - vital appoint-
ment - can't be late."

The plain-clothes man, who listened politely and without com-
ment, happened to be ex-lieutenant and special agent who'd earned
the Bronz Star as a member of a CIC detachment during the North
African landings. He'd met "badge flashers" before. In his mili-
tary days, they had amused him as pathetic and frustrated individ-
uals hungry for the roll of "Big Shot," but now it struck a sour
note with him. As an ex-CIC'er, he was a little sore at the
thought of the impression this agent would make on someone who
might regard the individual as a typical Army CIC representative.
He decided to find out how much out of line this agent really was.

"Interesting, if true." he said, "Give me your license."

"Look here, Officer. If I don't make that interview,..."?

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"Yeh, go on. 'If you don't make that interview or appointment', what?"

"Well, this man I have to see is leaving for Europe this afternoon; and if I don't see him, a very important case will be shot to pieces..."

So it went. The ex-agent prodded with a few more questions. Mr. Big Shot, trying to duck an ordinary traffic violation charge, continued fabricating a highly imaginative tale along with a few tid-bits of classified information tossed in to add a seasoning of credibility.

Finally, totally disgusted with such an apparent display of indiscretion, dishonesty, and stupidity, the ex-agent detective waved the agent on his way. The latter was very certain he'd put over a fast one.

That afternoon, the C.O. of the local area CIC detachment received a phone call. It was followed by an official police report. That month's Report of Change recorded one special agent...reassigned for cause.

Remember:...credentials are no substitute for courtesy or common sense.

......

## UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING

To most European nations today, "UMT"--subject of hot debate now in the U.S.-- is an old established institution. The current international tension merely gives it new importance.

**GREAT BRITAIN.** Training all able-bodied youth how to use the weapons of war. Everywhere, with the exception of occupied Germany and Austria, they're subject to call for soldiering at ages from 18 to 23. They're channeled into service by Ministry of Labor, presently serve 18 months to 2 years, then become part of Organized Reserve.

**FRANCE.** Men are conscripted for one year at age 20. About 230,000 of France's armed force of 600,000 is conscript. There's official talk of upping compulsory service to 18 months.

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**BELGIUM.** Conscripted for 12 months at age 20. She's calling up a monthly average of 2,650 to maintain the Army and Air Force total of 61,000 men, 4,500 officers.

**GREECE.** Men subject to draft at age 21 to 34, but specialists may be called regardless of age. No regular monthly conscriptions, but 25,000 have been called during last three months for national defense corps ballalions which are separate from Regular Army. Another 15,000 will be called as defense corps replacements. Service is normally 18 months in the Army, then go into National Reserve. Right now, they're staying on active duty.

**BULGARIA.** Conscription begins at age 20, for 15 months. Peace treaty Limits Army to 65,000.

**HUNGARY.** No information.

**JAP CRUELTY PAYS EX-PRISONERS OF WAR $1300 EACH...**

A means of paying prisoners of the Japs for some of the cruelties they suffered has been provided by Congress. A bill sent to the President clears the way for paying an average of more than $1300 to each of an estimated 29,000 men, who were held prisoners of the Japs, or to their survivors. Basis of payment is $1 for each day the men were held without being given the quantity of food to which they were entitled by the Geneva Prisoner Convention.

Claims will be paid out of assets of Japan and Germany held by this country. A three-man War Claims Commission will handle the processing.

In ELOY, Arizona, Cotton-picker Earl Neal, when assured that there was no mail for him, shot it out with Postmaster J.C. Garrett; both were killed.

**Just Announced** - Meeting of Springfield section 15 November.
Details later.

1044th MILITARY INTELLIGENCE HEADQUARTERS GROUP (TNG)

Second Floor, Section "C" West, Army Base
Boston 10, Massachusetts

LNC/PJD/AAC/wlk

353 (Sources of Information)

26 October 1949

SUBJECT: Study Assignment for Military Intelligence Training to be Conducted 1 November 1949.

TO: All Active Members of the Military Intelligence and Army Security Reserves, Greater Boston Area, State of Massachusetts.

1. Reference:

a. Student Summary, The Ground General School, Fort Riley, Kansas, Subject: "sources of Information", file GI-2214/ID-80 (1949), no date, appended hereto as Inclosure 1.

2. As previously announced and published, the Commanding Officer will conduct the fourth exercise in Staff Intelligence training on Tuesday, 1 November 1949 at 1930 hours in ORC Auditorium # 4, Fourth Floor, Section "E" West, Boston Army Base. The subject will be "Sources of Information".

3. Training in this subject will consist of a brief orientation and lecture followed by a demonstration and conference, at the conclusion of which, personnel will engage in a practical exercise. This exercise will be graded and posted to your Unit Training Proficiency Chart.

4. In order to devote as much time as possible to the accomplishment of the practical exercise, it is desired that you study carefully and become thoroughly familiar with Inclosure 1, prior to date of drill.

5. IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU BRING INCLOSURE 1 WITH YOU WHEN YOU REPORT FOR TRAINING. In the interest of conserving present stock levels of miscalculation paper and recent economy instructions from the Department of the Army, it will not be possible to issue extra copies at the training location. Bring your copy with you to avoid embarrassment and to insure that you get the most out of the training offered.

BY ORDER OF COLONEL CRONEWHITE:

DISTRIBUTION:

1. En Act Res

1. CO

1. Mil Intel Instr

2. The Insp Rr

c. CATEGORY III UNITS

810 IFW TM
811 IFW TM
812 IFW TM
813 IFW Tm
814 IFW TM
832 IFW TM
833 IFW TM
863 CIC TM
864 CIC TM
937 CIC Det
938 CIC DET
939 CIC DET

DATES OF PAID DRILLS

17 January 1950

14 February 1950

21 March 1950

305 MG GP
1069 ORASU (CA/MG)

9 February 1950

16 February 1950

16 March 1950

23 January 1950

13 February 1950

13 March 1950

d. CATEGORY V (Training Units (Control Groups))

(So paid drills or administrative function pay for remainder of fiscal year.)

e. MOBILIZATION ASSIGNMENTS

Individuals having Department of the Army or Army Area Mobilization assignments are authorized the training category of the ORC unit to which attached for training. Apropos, it is the policy of the Chief, Massachusetts Military District that no change in attachment be made merely to enable attached mobilization assignment personnel to acquire a different pay status.

2. Unit Commanders are enjoined to use this directive as a basis of preparation of their respective unit payrolls for the fiscal quarter 1 January 1950 - 31 March 1950.

3. Unit payrolls will be submitted so as to arrive in the Office of the Military Intelligence Instructor Not later that 30 March 1950.

DISTRIBUTION:

2-Ea Unit Co
1-Ea MI-Reservist
1-Ea AS-Reservist
1-EA CA/MG Reservist
1-EA MG Reservist

THOMAS M. CLOWARD
Lt. Col. CAC
Mil Intel Instr

Tng Memo No. 1-50, OMII, 1 Feb 50 (continued Page 3)

c. Orderly Rooms are allotted to organizations of group or battalion level on a permanent basis. Group or Battalion Commanders will accommodate attached units within their allotted space. Requests for space allocations will be submitted to this office through channels.

d. Supply Room facilities will be centrally operated by the responsible custodial officer and the caretaker, Office of the Military Intelligence Instructor. All supply facilities will be secured except when in actual use. The caretaker, this office, will keep in his possession keys to supply facilities. Only the responsible custodial officer and the caretaker are authorized to be inside supply facilities unaccompanied by the Military Intelligence Instructor.

4. CARE AND CLEANING OF TRAINING FACILITIES will usually be the responsibility of the using agency.

a. Classrooms and conference rooms are liberally supplied with butt cans and other trash receptacles. Under no circumstances will refuse be thrown on the floor. The senior unit commander is charged with the responsibility for the cleanliness, state of police and general good order of the class rooms or conference rooms used by any members of his command. At his option, he may delegate this responsibility to subordinate unit commanders when applicable by a rotating duty roster. This however, in no way relieves the senior unit commander of his responsibility; he will inspect his area and remedy disorder, if any, prior to his departure from the premises.

b. Senior unit commanders are also responsible for the cleanliness, state of police and general good order of their orderly room areas. In discharging this responsibility, they will adhere to the procedure outlined above in Paragraph 4a.

c. In addition to the above, all commanders are enjoined to inform members of their respective commands in all aspects of proper military behavior, courtesy and discipline. In particular, they will give careful and continuing attention to failure of their officers and enlisted men in returning empty coke bottles to the rack provided for that purpose.

## 5. CONDUCT OF TRAINING

a. Procedure for reporting in when visiting the premises of the Office of the Military Intelligence Instructor will be as follows:

(1) When reporting for Reserve Duty Trainings

(a) Proceed to group or battalion orderly room. Personnel assigned or attached to groups will report to group orderly rooms. Personnel assigned or attached to battalions will report to battalion orderly rooms. Personnel assigned or attached to subordinate units will report to the orderly room of the battalion to which their unit is attached.

Tng Momo No. 1-50, OMII, 1 Feb 50 (continued page 4)

(b) Commanders will cause to be prepared in advance of scheduled training DA AGO Forms 1379 and 1379-1 which will be signed by all members of their commands who are present before 1930 hours.

(C) First Call will be sounded at 1930 hours at which time all personnel, with no exceptions, will assemble in military formation.

(d) Unit Commanders will pick up at once DA AGO Forms 1379 and 1379-1 when First Call is sounded, proceed to their unit assembly area, and deliver these forms to the Adjutant.

(e) Assembly will be sounded at 1932 hours at which time the Adjutant will call the formation to a attention, receive and render the report of absentees to the Group (or senior) Commanding Officer. Announcements of a general nature will be made at this time.

(f) School Call will be sounded at 1937 hours at which time the group commander will direct unit commanders to report to their respective classrooms.

(g) Late-comers will report in person upon arrival to the Adjutant before proceeding to scheduled training sites.

(2) When reporting for refresher Language training:

(a) Proceed to Language Classroom designated and report to the Instructor-in-Charge.

(3) When visiting the premises of the Office of the Military Intelligence Instructor, it is requested that all personnel clear through the Intelligence NCO on duty in Room No. 201.

### k. Recall and Dismissal

(1) Recall will be sounded at 2135 hours at which time all personnel will repair to the Assembly Area where they will fall in Military Formation.

(2) Commanders will secure the names of all personnel who may have departed prior to dismissal.

(3) The Adjutant will call the formation to attention receive and render to the group commander the names of any unauthorized departees.

(4) The Group Commander will then direct all personnel to be dismissed.

HENRY A. KISSINGER
49 Florence Ave.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
MASS.

18 May 1949

Subject: Request for Assignment to T/O Unit

To: Commanding Officer
1044 MI TNG. Group
2nd Floor, Section "C" West
Army Base
Boston 10, Mass.

1. Request assignment to a CIC T/O Unit.

2. The undersigned officer served with the Counter-Intelligence Corps from November 1944 to June 1946, the last assignment being agent-in-charge of the Bergstrasse Sub-section, Region 5, 970th CIC Detachment.

3. From June 1946 to July 1947 the undersigned officer served as civilian instructor with the European Command Intelligence School, teaching German History, Psychology and Geography and initiating a course in CIC operations.

4. The undersigned officer had a period of active duty training with the Staff and Faculty, CIC Center, Camp Holabird, Md. from July 1948 to October 1948.

5. The undersigned officer has a Spec.No. of 9302 and has received Constructive credit for the Basic Course at Camp Holabird, Md.

6. The records of the undersigned officer were recently transferred from the 173rd OR MI Group, New York, to the 1122 ASU, Boston, Mass.

Henry A. Kissinger

2nd Lt., M.I.
O-956049

O-326049

Snd Lt., M.I.

Henry V. Kiebler

Boaton, Mass.

transferred from the 132nd OF MI Grom, New York, to the USS VSB.

6. The records of the underassigned officer were recently

received constructive credit for the Base Comm of Camp Hofstad, Mfg.

p. The underassigned officer has a Spec.No. of 8302 and has

from July 1948 to October 1949.

training with the Staff and Casualty, CIC Center, Camp Hofstad, Mfg.

4. The underassigned officer had a period of active duty

ing a course in CIC operations.

School, teaching German Hafteory, Geography and Geography and initial-

2. From June 1948 to July 1947 the underassigned officer

Region 3, 810th CIC Detachment.

assignment pending agent-in-charge of the Berghaasee Snd-section,
Intelligence Corps from November 1944 to June 1949, the last

2. The underassigned officer served with the Com-

I. Redhead assignment to a CIC T/O Unit.

Boaton JO, Mass.
Amy Bae
Snd Floor, Section "C" West
1044 MI TNG, Grom
Commanding Officer
To:

Subject: Redhead for Assignment to T/O Unit

18 May 1949

MV22.
VIRGINIA HEIGHTS
43 Florence Ave.
HENRY V. KISSINGER

ORGANIZED RESERVE CORPS
SEMIANNUAL STATEMENT OF RETIREMENT POINTS

BETWEEN THE BEGINNING OF YOUR CURRENT RETIREMENT YEAR ON
THE LAST DAY OF THE '49 YOU HAVE BEEN CREDITED WITH 11/1 RETIREMENT
POINTS FOR ATTENDANCE OF DRILLS OR OTHER DIRECTED DUTIES CREDITABLE FOR RETIREMENT BENEFITS
AND WITH 90 RETIREMENT POINTS FOR ACTIVE DUTY.

¹This does not include points for membership in the Active Reserve or for satisfactory completion of Army Extension Course lessons.

By continued membership in the Active Reserve to the expiration of your retirement year, 12 months after the first date shown above, you will have earned 15 points for membership except that a deduction is made of 0.0461 points for each day of active duty. This is required under the law which prescribes that membership credit is given for each year of Federal Service OTHER THAN ACTIVE FEDERAL SERVICE. A minimum of 50 points must be earned by the expiration of your retirement year in order to be credited with a SATISFACTORY YEAR OF FEDERAL SERVICE FOR RETIREMENT. Requirements for RETENTION in the ACTIVE RESERVE are 27 points for officers and 20 points for enlisted reservists, including the 15 points credited for membership.

From this information you can plan your program to meet the requirements for a satisfactory year toward retirement and for retention in the Active Reserve.

If you believe you have earned points which have not been credited, you should notify this office (see return address on reverse side) without delay to effect any adjustment which may be warranted in your record.

AGO FORM
1 MAY 49

1382

16-58745-1

U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

OFFICE OF THE MILITARY INTELLIGENCE INSTRUCTOR

201

20 June 1949

SUBJECT: Assignment to Military Intelligence Sub-Group, Massachusetts
Reserve Unassignment Group.

TO: 2d Lt Henry A Kissinger 0956049 MI-Res
     49 Florence Ave.
     Arlington Heights, Mass.

1. Attached herewith special orders reflecting your assignment to subject organization, pending receipt of units over and above those presently allocated.

2. This assignment is **not** to be construed as relegation to an "inactive" status. You are still an active member of the Military Intelligence Reserve and authorized the privileges thereof in accordance with existing directives from Department of the Army.

3. Assignments to training units were made strictly on a competitive basis; i.e. personnel with most experience and reserve activity credits were given preference over personnel with lesser amounts. Also, it may be the case that no suitable vacancy existed for an officer of your grade and experience. If this was the case, a unit was requested for allocation in order to provide you with a unit assignment. As these allocations are received, appropriate orders will be promptly issued.

4. Until further notice, you are requested to sign all attendance sheets to reflect this unit designation to assure that you are awarded credit due.

5. You are further requested to refer all inquiries through the Commanding Officer, 1044th Military Intelligence Training Group, Second Floor, Section "C" West, Army Base, Boston 10, Massachusetts.

FOR THE MILITARY INTELLIGENCE INSTRUCTOR

OMII Form No 3

15 June 1949

2nd Floor, Section 40 West, Army Base
BOSTON 10, MASSACHUSETTS

SUBJECT: Completion of DA AGO Form 66

TO: Lt Kissinger

You are requested to complete the enclosed 66 WS Form as far as is
possible and then phone Sgt. Riley at Liberty 2-6000, Extension 313
to arrange for a personal interview, not later than 17 June 1949.
Take the complete 66 WS Form with you.

Application for First Army Area Intelligence School and all other
applications for active duty are contingent upon early completion
of DA AGO Form 66 at this office.

Duty hours 0815 hours to 1600 hours.

DON. LD B. WOODS
Captain CMP
MI Instructor

1044th MILITARY INTELLIGENCE HEADQUARTERS GROUP (THG)
2nd Floor, Section C West, Army Base
Boston 10, Massachusetts

Liberty 2-6000
Extension 313
353 (General)

DET/LLK/gbg

1 September 1949

SUBJECT: Requirements for Retention of Unit Assignment

TO: All Military Intelligence Reservists Assigned to Units

1. The Senior Army Instructor for Massachusetts has announced the requirements for retention of unit assignments as follows:

a. Except for authorized absences (see paragraph 1b), all personnel assigned to units are required to maintain the following quarterly attendance requirements:

| Scheduled Pay Drills | Required Attendance |
|---|---|
| 10 | 8 |
| 9 | 7 |
| 8 | 6 |
| 7 | 5 |
| 6 | 5 |
| 5 | 4 |
| 4 | 3 |
| 3 | 2 |
| 2 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 |

b. An authorized absence is defined as follows:

(1) Authorized by the unit commander and approved by the group commander for reasons considered compelling before a scheduled drill is held. OMII Form No. 6 will be used for all such requests.

(2) One considered unavoidable and subsequently approved by unit and group commanders.

(3) One resulting from an incapacitating injury or illness certified to by a doctor or medical officer, and the absence approved by the unit and group commanders.

2. Personnel in other than Class "A" units, who fail to maintain a minimum attendance as required in Paragraph 1a for any quarterly pay period will be on probation for the following pay quarter. Personnel failing to maintain minimum attendance requirements during the probationary period will be relieved from assignment.

3. No individual will be retained in a Class "A" unit if he is absent from more than one third (1/3) of the annual scheduled pay drills, unless authorized absences have been approved.

4. Subject to the approval of the Military Intelligence Instructor, officer and enlisted personnel may be relieved for cause upon the recommendation of the unit commander. Personnel so relieved will be assigned to appropriate unassignment subgroups.

HEADQUARTERS
MASSACHUSETTS MILITARY DISTRICT
Army Base
Boston 10, Massachusetts

SPECIAL ORDERS )

26 April 1950

NUMBER 79)

EXTRACT

19. PAC Par 7 AR 140-140 dtd 17 Feb 50 fol Res O are reld fr atchd 1044th
MI Hq Gp (Tng) Boston Mass and atchd 1222d MI Repl Gp (Tng) Boston Mass.
EDCMR 1 May 50

LT COL ALESSANDRO TAGIATI 01206481 MI-USAR 24 Federal St Boston Mass

LT COL RICHARD G HENSLEY 0206147 MI-USAR 19 Everett St Cambridge Mass

MAJ RICHARD T CASSIDY 0354819 MI-USAR 17 Tedesco St Marblehead Mass

CAPT DOMENICO J ALFANO 0565385 MI-USAR 82 Sargent St Winthrop Mass

CAPT. WILLIAM S KENNEY 0949187 MI-USAR 2 Joy St Boston Mass

1ST LT ENOCH LACHINIAN 0949189 MI-USAR 45 Shattuck Rd Watertown Mass

2D LT HENRY A KISSINGER 0956040 MI-USAR 495 Lowell Ave Newtonville Mass

20. PAC Par 7 AR 140-140 dtd 17 Feb 50 fol Res O are reld fr asgmt 1203d MI
Opns Bn (Tng) Boston Mass and asgd 1222d MI Repl Gp (Tng) Boston Mass. EDCMR
1 May 50

MAJ STEPHEN O ROSSETTI 01295088 MI-USAR 130 Vine St Everett Mass

CAPT GEORGE T POLTRINO 01172228 MI-USAR 9 New Ocean St Swampscott Mass

1ST LT HUGH MONTGOMERY 0962444 MI-USAR 36 Gorham St Cambridge Mass

2D LT SALVATORE J CANINO 0981438 MI-USAR 32 Emerson St Wakefield Mass

2D LT EDWARD A DUBOIS 0981904 MI-USAR Ferry St Marshfield Mass

2D LT PAUL B HENZE 0971288 MI-USAR 21 Franklin St Watertown Mass

2D LT ROBERT J PIERCE 0976916 MI-USAR 84 Harvard Way Ext Boston Mass

21. PAC Par 7 AR 140-140 dtd 17 Feb 50 fol Res O are reld fr asgmt as indicated and asgd 1222d MI Repl Gp (Tng) Boston Mass. EDCMR 1 May 50

| | **ORGANIZATION** | **LOCATION** |
|:---|:---|:---|
| MAJ CHARLES F C HENDERSON 01045772 MI-USAR <br> 30 Norwich Rd Needham Mass | 1204th MI Strat <br> Bn (Tng) | Boston Mass |
| CAPT ALVAH K BORMAN 0476920 MI-USAR <br> 23 Norfolk Ave Westwood Mass | " " " | " " |
| 2D LT CHARLES G CHASON 0962412 MI-USAR <br> 17 Marlboro St Boston Mass | " " " | " " |
| 2D LT LESTER G SOBIN 0961843 MI-USAR <br> 226 Gerry Rd Chestnut Hill Mass | " " " | " " |
| MAJ VAZEN N BAGHDoyAN 0370695 MI-USAR <br> 2 Pond St Winchester Mass | 1206th MI PI <br> Bn (Tng) | Boston Mass |
| 1ST LT ELMER B MESERVEY 0964049 MI-USAR <br> 43 Park St Wollaston Mass | " " " | " " |

22. PAC Par 7 AR 140-140 dtd 17 Feb 50 fol Res O are reld fr asgmt 1205th MI
MI Bn (Tng) Boston Mass and asgd 1222d MI Repl Gp (Tng) Boston Mass. EDCMR 1 May 50
MAJ FRANK A BROX 0362283 MI-USAR 412 Broadway Dracut Mass
CAPT RALPH C CHOATE 01796233 MI-USAR Newton Rd W Acton Mass
CAPT ALFRED J FALKLAND 0265236 MI-USAR 104 University Rd Brookline Mass
1ST LT BANA L BALDWIN 0963550 MI-USAR 3 Storey Pl Jamaica Plain Mass
2D LT JACOB B BERLIN 0978976 MI-USAR 75 Phillips St Boston Mass
2D LT WILLIAM J COLLINS 0977581 MI-USAR 48 Parker St Lexington Mass

(SO 79 Hq Mass. Mil Dist Boston Mass dtd 26 Apr 50 Cont'd)

23. PAC Par 7 AR 140-140 dtd 17 Feb 50 fol Res O are reld fr asgmt 1204th MI Strat Bn (Tng) Boston Mass and asgd Mass. ORC Ctrl Gp (Vol Res). EDCMR 1 May 50 MAJ STANLEY BROWN 0417642 MI-USAR 1 Portina Rd Brighton Mass 1ST LT JOHN V CURRAN 0954837MI-USAR 383 Harvard St Cambridge Mass 1ST LT ALFRED G MEYER 0555182 MI-USAR 10 Longfellow Rd Cambridge Mass 2D LT GEORGE B GIFFORD 02006775 MI-USAR 19 Everett St Cambridge Mass 2D LT DONALD R HODGMAN 01582837 MI-USAR 60 Harvard Way Ext Boston Mass

24. PAC Par 7 AR 140-140 dtd 17 Feb 50 fol Res O are reld fr asgmt 1205th MI CI Bn (Tng) Boston Mass and asgd Mass. ORC Ctrl Gp (Vol Res). EDCMR 1 May 50 MAJ WINTHROP G SMITH 0273370 MI-USAR Washington Sherbon Mass CAPT FRANCIS E SULLIVAN 01506820 MI-USAR 15 Herbertson Rd Jamaica Plain Mass 1ST LT LOUIS T LA CROSSE 0927252 MI-USAR 10 Dana St Cambridge Mass 1ST LT WILLIAM L MULCAHY 0975018 MI-USAR 33 Circuit Rd Winthrop Mass 2D LT ARNOLD BLOOM 0964203 MI-USAR 34 Hartwell St Roxbury Mass 2D LT JOHN J TUCKER JR 0966187 MI-USAR 15 Linden St Marblehead Mass

25. PAC Par 7 AR 140-140 dtd 17 Feb 50 fol Res O are reld fr asgmt as indicated and asgd Mass. ORC Ctrl Gp (Vol Res). EDCMR 1 May 50

| | ORGANIZATION | LOCATION |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| 2D LT RICHARD H COLE 0982004 MI-USAR<br>159 Stafford Rd Fall River Mass | 1203d MI Opens<br>Bn (Tng) | Boston Mass |
| 2D LT THOMAS L FARMER 0970418 MI-USAR<br>52 Hastings Hall Cambridge Mass | " " " | " " |
| 2D LT JUDGE K ROWLEY 02012501 MI-USAR<br>284 River St Cambridge Mass | 1206th MI PI<br>Bn (Tng) | Boston Mass |

26. PAC Par 7 AR 140-140 dtd 17 Feb 50 fol Res O are reld fr asgmt 1210th MI Co (Tng) Boston Mass and asgd 1222d MI Repl Gp (Tng) Boston Mass. EDCMR 1 May 50 MAJ RICHARD J KANE 01040953 MI-USAR 155 Walnut St Stoughton Mass 1ST LT NEIL H POWELL 0962635 MI-USAR 21 Canton Ave Milton Mass 1ST LT LAURIS P RICHARDS 01947522 MI-USAR 24 John A Andrews St Jamaica Plain Mass 2D LT RUDOLPH P ATCON 0956712 MI-USAR 57 Frost St Cambridge Mass 2D LT ALAN L BURNS 01339707 MI-USAR Gallatin 0-36 Soldiers Field Boston Mass 2D LT MILTON H ELLERIN 0982154 MI-USAR 18 Concord Ave Cambridge Mass

27. PAC Par 7 AR 140-140 dtd 17 Feb 50 fol Res O are reld fr asgmt 1220th CIC Det (Tng) Taunton Mass and asgd 1222d MI Repl Gp (Tng) Boston Mass. EDCMR 1 May 50 CAPT RUSSELL H CETLIN 01311485 MI-USAR 6 Dale St Taunton Mass CAPT EDWARD F KENNEDY 01046848 MI-USAR 132 Somerset Ave Taunton Mass 2D LT PAUL A GIROUX 0054175 MI-USAR 2239 Pleasant St Fall River Mass

BY ORDER OF COLONEL JONES

OFFICIAL:

THEO. F. PRESLEY
Major AGD
Adjutant

DISTRIBUTION: Special

NOTICE TO VETERAN RE SUBSISTENCE ALLOWANCE AUTHORIZATION

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Your present rate of subsistence allowance is indicated on the reverse side of this form. The subsistence allowance payment is being processed. If any adjusted amount is too small to warrant the issuance of a separate check, payment will be included in your next regular monthly check. Changes in status, such as commencement of payment, changes of rate, stop payment, etc., are recorded on this form through the use of a code as shown in the upper portion of the form. Each copy of the form you receive will show a progressive history from the starting date shown in the second column on the first line in the lower half of the form. The abbreviation, "EDEE" shown in a column in the lower half of the form is the date your entitlement will expire based upon full-time pursuit of training.

You should notify the Veterans Administration of:

1. Change in address

2. Change in training

3. When you quit or temporarily drop out of training

4. Change in dependency, such as marriage, divorce, birth or death of a dependent or child attaining 18 years of age.

If there is evidence available to you which in your opinion would warrant a different decision,

such evidence should be immediately submitted to this office for reconsideration of your claim. If you have no further evidence to submit, but have substantial reason to believe that the decision is not in accordance with the law and the facts in your case, you may appeal to the Administrator of Veterans Affairs at any time within 1 year from the date of this notice. If you wish to appeal, you should so inform this office, and you will be furnished with VA Form P-9 for that purpose.

Always give claim number, full name and address when you write to the Veterans Administration. Our records are filed by claim number and we can assure more rapid and effective service if you use the correct claim number.

The law provides:

"That whoever shall obtain or receive any money, check or pension under this title, or regulations issued under this title, without being entitled to same, and with intent to defraud the United States or any beneficiary of the United States, shall be punished by a fine of not more than $2,000, or by imprisonment for not more than 1 year, or both."

V A FORM
APR 1949

7-506a

RESTRICTED CLASSIFICATION

Remove per E.O. 10501

RESTRICTED

353. (Lang Tng)

TMC/WIK/jvn

15 November 1949

SUBJECT: Refresher Language Training

TO: All MI and AS Reservists

1. It is the desire of the Director of Intelligence, GSUSA, that all MI and AS reserve personnel be fluent in at least one (1) foreign language other than French, German, Spanish or Italian.

2. As continuing emphasis is being placed on language ability as regards active duty training (schools), promotion, selective unit assignments, etc., it behooves every MI and AS reservist to qualify himself as stated above in Paragraph 1.

3. Expert native language instructors have been made available. They are under standing orders to maintain instruction at the level of the least qualified student. No reservist should suffer any apprehension that he or she cannot keep up with the class, provided, they maintain a reasonable degree of attendance.

4. Sufficient interest has been evidenced to warrant a tentative schedule for Russian language training as follows:

a. Monday evenings from 1900 to 2100 hours, a class in Advanced Russian for personnel able to read, write and speak Russian to a near fluent degree.

b. Tuesday evenings from 1730 to 1930 hours, a class in Intermediate Russian for personnel who speak, read or write Russian to a moderate degree.

c. Wednesday evenings from 1900 to 2100 hours, a new class in Basic Russian for personnel who have no knowledge of Russian and who desire to begin study in this language.

d. Thursday evenings from 1900 to 2100 hours, same as Paragraph 4a above, for personnel who find this class more convenient.

5. Where four (4) or more reservists express their desire to train in any language other than those mentioned in Paragraph 1a, this office will establish special classes to accommodate such personnel.

6. Personnel attending language classes are awarded full retirement benefits for this type training. While such training, at present, is not creditable for pay purposes, a recommendation to that effect is now under consideration by G-2, Army Field Forces.

(OVER)

# NOTICE TO VETERAN RE SUBSISTENCE ALLOWANCE AUTHORIZATION

## IMPORTANT INFORMATION

1. Change in address

2. Change in training

The law provides:

VA FORM
APR 1949

7-506a

INSTRUCTIONS WHEN TRANSPORTATION IS AUTHORIZED

1. You may pay your own travel expenses and claim reimbursement as follows:

(a) THREE CENTS PER MILE WILL BE PAID YOU FOR THE TOTAL MILEAGE INVOLVED. This includes mileage for the incoming and return trip. (This is in place of all expenses which you have had or will have while traveling, including expenses for meals, lodging, etc.)

OR

(b) You may claim reimbursement for ACTUAL NECESSARY EXPENSES OF TRAVEL, INCLUDING LODGING AND SUBSISTENCE. (If you decide to ask reimbursement for actual and necessary expenses instead of the 3 cents per mile, you must secure receipts IN DUPLICATE for all your expenses on which local or State tax is paid and all other expenses which exceed $1, except bus, boat, or railroad fares. However, if you use a Pullman you must secure a Pullman receipt.) Reimbursement for meals and lodgings shall not exceed $1.25 for a single meal and $2.25 for single lodging or $6 for twenty-four (24) hour period.

2. If you are unable to pay your own expenses and claim reimbursement therefor, or decide to have Government transportation furnished you, PLEASE INDICATE IN BLANK SPACE BELOW THAT YOU DESIRE GOVERNMENT TRANSPORTATION AND RETURN THIS AUTHORIZATION IMMEDIATELY. Indicate in the blank space below the type of transportation desired (bus, train, boat, etc.). Government transportation request and, where applicable, meal and/or lodging request will then be forwarded to you.

CERTIFICATE TO BE SIGNED ON ARRIVAL AT STATION IF MILEAGE ALLOWANCE IS CLAIMED

"Having obtained no subsistence, lodgings, or transportation through the use of Government requests, tickets, or tokens; and having neither used any Government-owned conveyance nor received any meals or lodgings at Government expense, nor incurred any expenses, which may be presented as charges against the Veterans Administration, for transportation, meals, or lodgings in connection with my authorized travel from .................................................... to ...................................................., and return, and with the understanding that no part of the actual and direct expenses for transportation, subsistence and lodgings in connection with the uncompleted portion of my authorized travel is to be borne by the Veterans Administration, I hereby elect to claim mileage allowance in lieu of actual expenses of travel for this entire trip."

SIGNATURE OF VETERAN

DATE

INFORMATION FOR THE VETERAN

1. The blank space below may be used for the following purposes:

(a) To notify the issuing office shown on the other side of this form that you are unable to report on date indicated. Give reason why you cannot report and dates you could report.

(b) To notify the issuing office shown on the other side of this form that you have moved to another locality. If you have moved, give your new address.

(c) To notify the issuing office shown on the reverse side of this form that you desire to be issued a Government transportation request. Indicate the kind of transportation you desire (bus, train, etc.).

AUDIT BLOCK

FROM:

TO:

DISTANCE

RATE

AMOUNT DUE

VOUCHER AUDITOR

DATE

I certify that the above-named veteran reported to this office for the purpose specified above.

DATE VETERAN REPORTED

TITLE

U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1949—O-821806 16—52151-3

OFFICE OF THE MILITARY INTELLIGENCE INSTRUCTOR
Second Floor, Section "C" West, Army Base
Boston 10, Massachusetts

TRAINING MEMORANDUM:

1 February 1950

NUMBER 1:

RESERVE DUTY TRAINING

1. 1. REFERENCES:

a. FM 21-5, Military Training, DA, 15 Dec 48, as amended.
b. FM 22-5, Leadership, courtesy and Drills, DA, 1 Feb 46, as amended.

c. AR 140-5, DA, 17 Jun 41, as amended.

d. AR 150-5, DA, 13 Feb 46, as amended.

e. AR 600-10, DA, 3 Mar 48, as amended.

f. SR 135-310-1, DA, 29 Mar 48, as amended.

g. SR 140-5-1, DA, 15 Dec 48, As amended.

h. SR 140-180-1, DA, 27 May 49, as amended.

i. SR 140-420-1, DA, 18 Aug 48, as amended.

j. ST 140-440-1, DA, 22 Jul 49, as amended.

k. DA Cir 201, 1948

l. DA Cir 42, 1949

m. DA Cir 100, 1949

n. DA Memo 140-5-13, 30 Sep 48.

2. PURPOSE:

a. The purpose of this directive is to describe the extent, availability and operation of the training facilities inoperative to the Office of the Military Intelligence Instructor; the care and cleaning of these facilities; the conduct of training within these facilities; and a brief summary of those military channels appropriate to the efficient operation of available facilities.

b. An appendix consisting of three diagrams has been prepared to enable easier comprehension of technical details and for added convenience of all concerned. Distribution will be made at an early date.

c. This directive should be retained as a permanent reference. Copies will be posted by all commanders on unit bulletin boards.

3. TRAINING FACILITIES

a. Training facilities inherent to this office consist of a conference room, classrooms, orderly rooms and supply rooms. An assembly area of approximately twenty-eight hundred (2800) square feet although under the control of the Chief, Massachusetts Military District may be made

OFFICE OF THE MILITARY INTELLIGENCE INSTRUCTOR
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS
2nd Floor, Section C West, Army Base
Boston 10, Mass.

24 January 1952

Lt. Henry K. Kessinger
59 Frost Street
Cambridge, Mass.

In order that your Identification Card (DD Form 2A-Res) be completed we are required to know your Blood Type, which mentioned on same.

Your records have been checked this date and show no indication of this information.

Request you furnish this office the above required information at your earliest opportunity. Until such has been received your card can not be processed.

FOR THE SENIOR UNIT INSTRUCTOR:

kwb/

Phone: LI 2-6000
Ext 513

EX 23
Phone: LI $-0000
kap

received form card can not be processed.

Information at form card is incorrect. Until such time as
Received form card is returned to this office the space required

indication of this information is

mentioned on same.

be completed we are required to know your blood type, which
In order that your identification card (DD Form 5V-500)

Cambridge, Mass.
20 East Street
Lt. Henry K. Keasbey

5th January 1983

Boston 10, Mass.
And 100, Section 3, Section 3, Mass., and Mass. State of Massachusetts

OFFICE OF THE MILITARY INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTOR

INSTRUCTIONS TO VETERAN

Evidence of Dependency

If you claimed a dependent at the time of your original entrance into training but have been awarded subsistence allowance as a person without a dependent, you should submit the necessary evidence of dependency immediately. If at any time after your original entrance into training there is a change in your dependency status so that you wish to claim an increase in your subsistence allowance, it is important to submit satisfactory evidence of such relationship or dependency to the VA promptly, because the effective date of the increase will be the date satisfactory evidence is received by the VA.

a. Wife:

(1) Certified copy of public or of church record of your marriage,

(2) Certified copy of public record of final divorce decree, annulment decree, or death certificate of your former wife or wives, if any, and of your present wife's former husband or husbands, if any, and

(3) Declaration as to Marital Status (VA Form 686c) completely filled out. If VA Form 686c is not available, forward the evidence required by (1) and/or (2) above to the Veterans Administration and you will be furnished VA Form 686c for completion and return.

b. Minor Child:

(1) Certified copy of the public record of birth or certified copy of the record of baptism of your child, and

(2) Certified copy of public or of church record of marriage, if not already of record with the Veterans Administration, or in case of adoption, a certified copy of the court record of adoption.

c. Dependent Parent:

(1) Certified copy of the public record of your birth or of the church record of your baptism, and

(2) Statement of Dependency (VA Form 8-509) filled out by your parent or parents. VA Form 8-509 may be secured from any Veterans Administration Office.

1. Change in address.

2. Change in training.

3. When you quit or temporarily drop out of training.

4. Change in dependency, such as marriage, divorce, birth, or death of a dependent, or child attaining 18 years of age.

Always give claim number, full name, and address when you write to the Veterans Administration. Our records are filed by claim number, and we can assure more rapid and effective service if you use the correct claim number.

The law provides:

VA FORM
JUL 1950

7-506a

EXISTING STOCK OF VA FORM 7-506a, OCT 1949, WILL BE USED.

U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1950-O-506268

BETWEEN THE BEGINNING OF YOUR CURRENT RETIREMENT YEAR ON 1 July 1950 AND THE LAST DAY OF December 1950 YOU HAVE BEEN CREDITED WITH 11 <sup>1</sup>RETIREMENT POINTS FOR ATTENDANCE OF DRILLS OR OTHER DIRECTED DUTIES CREDITABLE FOR RETIREMENT BENEFITS AND WITH 85 RETIREMENT POINTS FOR ACTIVE DUTY.

<sup>1</sup> This does not include points for membership in the Active Reserve or for satisfactory completion of Army Extension Course lessons.

By continued membership in the Active Reserve to the expiration of your retirement year, 12 months after the first date shown above, you will have earned 15 points for membership except that a deduction is made of 0.0461 points for each day of active duty. This is required under the law which prescribes that membership credit is given for each year of Federal Service **OTHER THAN ACTIVE FEDERAL SERVICE**. A minimum of 50 points must be earned by the expiration of your retirement year in order to be credited with a **SATISFACTORY YEAR OF FEDERAL SERVICE FOR RETIREMENT**. Requirements for **RETENTION** in the **ACTIVE RESERVE** are 27 points for officers and 20 points for enlisted reservists, including the 15 points credited for membership.

DA AGO FORM
1 MAY 49

1382

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