7712 EUROPEAN THEATER INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL
UNITED STATES FORCES, EUROPEAN THEATER

STUDENT RATING FORM

NAME **DE LAGARZA** **VINCENT** **M** **ASN RA-33098**
(Last) (First) (Initial)

RANK **T Sgt** COURSE **CI** CLASS **T7A** SECTION **A-340**

1. Student has exhibited the following qualifications in the degree indicated:

(Check one)

<table><thead><tr><th></th><th>SUP</th><th>EX</th><th>S</th><th>U</th><th>UNKNOWN</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>a. Appearance</td><td></td><td></td><td>X</td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>b. Attention to duty</td><td></td><td>X</td><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>c. Intelligence</td><td></td><td>X</td><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>d. Judgment & Common Sense</td><td></td><td>X</td><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr></tbody></table>

2. Would you:

a. Particularly desire him?

b. Be satisfied to have him?

c. Prefer not to have him?

3. Write a brief general estimate of the student, in about twenty words:

Subject is of average intelligence, but solid, hard-working and sincere. Subject would do well in intelligence work.

4. Based on your knowledge of the other students in the advisory group, rate this student as to his relative position numerically, i.e., the outstanding student would be marked as Number 1, the second most outstanding as Number 2, and so on.

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NUMBER

Signature _______________

(advisor)

Date _______________

ETIS-nc 3
3-47-200

APO 8 1

10 February 1947

SUBJECT: Assignment to German Language Course at the European
Theater Intelligence School.

TO : Hq. USAFT, APO # 633, U.S. Army.
THRU : Munich - Rhein Army Air Base, APO # 205-1 U.S. Army.

1. Request assignment to the European Theater Intelligence School for the purpose of attending German Language Course.

2. The undersigned is Regular Army, with twenty-one (21) months to serve in the theater. Consequently the undersigned feels that he could be of more service and value to the army and to his organization with a command of the German language.

JAMES F. MORIARTY
Sgt: ASN RA 12229065
APO 8 205-1, U.S. Army

VDO & S0E-1, U. S. VmB
Sra: VEN RV ISSSS006
JAMES E. MORRISBLY

of the German Language,
of more serviceable air to the arm and to his organization with a comment
serve in the theater. Consequently the intendedarte thus he could be
S. The underigned is Schular VmB. with twenty-one (31) months to
for the purpose of attending German Language Course.

J. Request assignment to the European Theater Intelligence School

THRU : Munich - Rhein VmB Vtr Bese, VDO & S0E-1 U. S. VmB.

TO : H. U2AB, VBO & Gas, U. S. VmB.

Theater Intelligence School.

VDO @ 1
10 February 1945

UNITED STATES FORCES, EUROPEAN THEATER
ALLS EUROPEAN THEATER INSTITUTIONS SCHOOL

HEADQUARTERS
EUROPEAN THEATER INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL
UNITED STATES FORCES, EUROPEAN THEATER

A P O 1 4 7

6 December 1946.

SPECIAL MEMORANDUM

Colonel Raymond wishes that all dependents be notified
that dependents must not advise, reprimand, or criticize
any EM, EW, or Army Officer.

If any complaints against such persons are considered
necessary, then the dependents should mention the facts to
the head of the house, and he, in turn, will pass the
information on to those who do have the right and authority
to discipline military personnel.

FOR THE COMMANDANT.

H. A. VEAZEY
Lt. Col. Inf.
Director of Training

Director of Training
Lt. Col. Int.
H. V. BEAZLEY

FOR THE COMMANDANT.

to discipline military personnel.
information on to those who do have the right and authority
the head of the house, and he, in turn, will pass the
necessary, then the dependents should mention the facts to
If any complaints against such persons are conanquired
and EM, EM, or ARW Officer.

that dependents must not advise, reprimand, or criticize
Cefenel Raymond wishes that all dependents be notified

SECRET MEMORANDUM

9 December 1949.

A P O 1 4 1

UNITED STATES FORCES? EUROPEAN THEATER
EUROPEAN THEATER INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL
HEADQUARTERS?

APO 147

10 Sep 46

SUBJECT: Gerhardt H. WEBER, 2nd Lt., ASN 0-1334787
Student # 2A-3, 6th Cycle

TO: Hq Occupational Orientation Dept, Academic Div,
E.T.I.S., USFET, APO 147, U S Army

1. During his class "Role of the Intelligence Investigator 3" to sections 2A, 2B, 2A, and 3B from 0900-0950 hours, today, 10 Sep 46, in the theater, building 615, this instructor noticed Lt. WEBER reading a book. Within a period of 10 minutes two remarks were addressed to the class in general, requesting that books be not read during class. After the second remark Lt. WEBER rose and stated verbatim: "Go ahead, I'm not bothering you". This instructor ordered Lt. WEBER to put the book away and to report to him after class.

2. When asked for an explanation for his action Lt. WEBER stated that he had not disturbed the class and, in any event, had been in the CIG longer than the instructor and could not learn anything new in the course.

HENRY A. KISSINGER
U S Div, Instructor

1st Ind.

TO: Dir of Tng, Hq Academic Div, E.T.I.S., USFET, APO 147, U S Army

1. Lt. WEBER is among the group to whom the writer has been assigned as Students' Councillor. He has observed Lt. WEBER for a period of two (2) weeks and has not been satisfied with his deportment in class.

2. Lt. WEBER is intelligent, acquainted with most of the material presented in classes, and speaks German fluently. It could be expected that with his qualifications he would actively participate in all classes. However, his attitude has been consistently passive.

3. The fact that Lt. WEBER's grades in the first two examinations were 88/100 and 91/100 respectively either belie his own statement or indicate laziness.

4. Writer feels that the attitude of Lt. WEBER imperils the mission of this school and is detrimental to the best interest of the service. He recommends that Lt. WEBER be released from present attachment immediately and returned to his unit, with a recommendation for reassignment, since his arbitrary and immature actions

OCCUPATIONAL ORIENTATION DEPARTMENT
ACADEMIC DIVISION
7712 EUROPEAN THEATER INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL
UNITED STATES FORCES, EUROPEAN THEATER

HAK/g1

APO 147

4 December 1946

SUBJECT: Student Advisor's Report on T/5 Frank J. Monkres, Counter Intelligence Course, SA-218.

TO : Director Of Training
Academic Division
7712 ETIS-USFET
APO 147, U.S. Army

1. The following report is submitted upon request of the Director of Training.

2. Subject enlisted man has attended this school for four weeks with steadily declining grades. Although part of subject's performance is due to his indifference, the major fault lies with an inherent inability to grasp abstract subjects. Subject's education is extremely limited, his interest small, his attitude indifferent.

3. Subject's present assignment as security police in a GM installation is held to be the absolute limit of his abilities.

H. A. KISSINGER
Instructor

Instructor

H. A. KISSIMORE

additions.

a. On installation is held to be the absolute limit of his

3. Subject's present assignment as security police in
interest shall, in his attitude indeterminate.

subjecta. Subject's education is extremely limited, his

major fault file with an inherent inability to grasp apart
of subject's performance in due to his indiscipline, the
tour weeks with steadily declining grades. Without part

S. Subject elevated man has attended this school ten

the Director of Training.

f. The following report is submitted upon request of

APO 143, U. S. Army

1115 ELIB-USBET
Academic Division
TO : Director Of Training

Computer Intelligence Course, 8V-518.

SUBJECT: Student Advisor's Report on 7/2 Frank J. McNee, 

4 December 1949

APO 143

UNITED STATES FORCES, EUROPEAN THEATER
1115 EUROPEAN THEATER INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL
ACADEMIC DIVISION
OCUPATIONAL ORIENTATION DEPARTMENT
HVK/ET

HVK/ET

CCUPATION ORIENTATION DEPARTMENT
EUROPEAN THEATER INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL
UNITED STATES FORCES, EUROPEAN THEATER

APR 147

4 Oct. 1946

SUBJECT: Dutton, Charles F. 20713202, M/Sgt (3B-9)

TO: Director of Training, Headquarters, Academic Division
European Theater Intelligence School, APO 147

1. The following report on Subject is submitted upon the request of the Director of Training.

2. Subject holds a reserve commission as Captain and has re-enlisted in the Regular Army as a M/Sgt. Subject is alert, clear-thinking, mature and has applied himself well in this course. Subject is very interested in intelligence work, particularly from an Air-Force point of view.

3. Subject has requested recall to active duty as a Captain.

4. Subject is at present assigned to the 702nd CIC Detachment (AAF) APO 633, U.S. Army. Subject is highly recommended for any position of responsibility.

HENRY A. KISSINGER
U. S. Civ.
Instructor

OCCUPATION ORIENTATION DEPARTMENT
EUROPEAN THEATER INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL
UNITED STATES FORCES, EUROPEAN THEATER

APO 147

4 Oct. 1946

SUBJECT : Frerichs, Lester (NMI) 38761474, PFC (3B-11)

TO : Director of Training, Headquarters, Academic Division
European Theater Intelligence School, APO 147

2. Subject is of average ability. His age of 19 has left him somewhat immature. Subject's interest in the intelligence mission in Europe is negligible.

3. Subject's present assignment in Hq. Co., 1st Bn., 47th Inf., APO 9, is held to be the limit of his abilities.

Instructor
N. G. Cfa.

HENRY A. KISSIMAN

VBO 3, is held to be the limit of his ability.

I. Subject's present assignment in Hd. Co., fat Bu., 3rd Int'l.

in Europe is negligible.

S. Subject is at average ability. His age is 26. He has just finishedatura l. Subject's interest in the intelligence mission

Request of the Director of Training.

I. The following report on Subject is submitted upon the

European Theater Intelligence School, VBO 1st

SUBJECT: Personnel, Lecter (MM) 381(C)474, VBO (3-77)

1. Oct. 1966
VBO 1st

UNITED STATES LORDES, EUROPEAN THEATER
EUROPEAN THEATER INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL
OCCUPATION ORIENTATION DEPARTMENT

APO 147

4 Oct. 1946

SUBJECT: Gagnon, Maurice. W. 31107738, S/Sgt (3B-12)

2. Subject is of more than average intelligence. He has, however, never exploited his abilities to the full at this school, which is expressed by his average grade of around 75. Subject is mature and well balanced. Subject is a fluent French speaker.

3. Subject is at present assigned to the 97th CIC Detachment, Region I, APO 757, U.S. Army. Subject is considered well qualified for intelligence work, but because of his sluggishness, he is not recommended for a responsible position.

HENRY A. KISSINGER
U. S. Civ.
Instructor.

APO 147

4 Oct. 1946

SUBJECT: Green, William G. 38779971, T/5 (3B-13)

2. Subject is of average ability but a diligent worker. This is expressed by his grades which have risen from 73 in the first examination to 85 in the last examination. Subject is not too mature, nor particularly aware of the U.S. intelligence overseas.

3. Subject's present assignment is radio operator in a S-2 section is held to be the limit of his capabilities.

Instructor
U. B. Gra.
HENRY V. KISSIMORO

3. Subject's present assignment is radio operator in a B-S
nature, non-battery aware of the U.S. intelligence services.

Examination to B-S in the test examination. Subject is not too
far advanced by his grade which has raised him from B in the first
S. Subject is of average ability but a different worker. This
request of the Director of Training.

J. The following report on subject is submitted upon the
request of the Director of Training.

European Theater Intelligence School, APO 145

SUBJECT: Green, William G. 38110001, T/2 (3-73)

8 OCT. 1966
APR 75

UNITED STATES FORCES, EUROPEAN THEATER
EUROPEAN THEATER INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL
OCCUPATION ORIENTATION DEPARTMENT

APR. 147
4 Oct. 1946.

SUBJECT : Crimlisk, John J. 11077542, Pvt. (3B-7)

TO : Director of Training, Headquarters, Academic Division, European Theater Intelligence School, APO 147

2. Subject is a man of better than average ability. Due to the fact that Subject spent 2 1/2 years in a Catholic seminary, in absolute seclusion, his awareness of present day problems is somewhat below average. Nevertheless his intense sincerity, his willingness to apply himself more than overcome these shortcomings.

3. Subject has applied for a commission, as well as transfer to CIC. In view of Subject's excellent character, his sincerity and good work both requests are strongly supported.

HENRY A. KISSINGER
U. S. Gov.
Instructor

APO 147

4 Oct. 1946

SUBJECT: Donehoo, Charles F. 44137624, Pvt. (3B-8)

2. Subject has been an exceptional student. Nevertheless Subject's attitude has not been the best. He has used his undoubtedly intelligence, to sarcastically deride other students of less ability.

3. Subject has expressed a desire to be transferred to CIC. In view of his intelligence this request is supported. Subject should, however, be closely supervised and not given a responsible position.

OCCUPATION ORI STATION DEPARTMENT
EUROPEAN THEATER INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL
UNITED STATES FORCES, EUROPEAN THEATER

APO 147

4 Oct. 1946

SUBJECT: Dunn, George A. 42061055, PFC (3B-28)

TO: Director of Training, Headquarters, Academic Division, European Theater Intelligence School, APO 147

2. Subject is below average Intelligence. Nevertheless Subject has applied himself well consistently attaining grades of 80 and above. Subject has enlisted in the Regular Army. His interest in intelligence work is considerable.

3. Subject has expressed a desire to be allowed to enroll in the German Language Course at this school. In view of Subject's undoubted desire to improve his knowledge and interest in intelligence work, this request is strongly supported.

APO 147

4 oct. 1946

SUBJECT : Langeneckert, Arthur E.

2. Subject has proved himself a diligent student. Subject is of slightly more than average ability but sincere and interested in his work. Subject's age of 19 makes for a certain immaturity.

3. Subject is at present assigned to the 970th CI Detach-ment, Region VI, APO 757, U.S. Army. Subject is considered well qualified for CI work, though, because of his youth, not for a supervisory position.