OSS MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORTS - FEBRUARY 1944

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• Publication Date: February 1, 1944
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R..a.PORT ON Q TTUTIas
/OR THZ" IIONTH OF faRiliar, 1944
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Attached ars reports concerning OSS personnel,
Washington appointments, the four theaters of operation,
ET00 NATO, glt0
Tartmet iag-ion, China. and Detachment
101) and reports on the following Branches: Communications,
Field Photographic, Yoreign Nationalities, R & Al Security
Office mad
ach,wvia and. Training. Other Branches are net
covered separately beeause it was believed their activities
would raf.1241t properly be treated under the respective theaters
in which they operate.
This zip-Tort attempts to organize the material in
terms of theaters subdivided by branehes, and of certain
dashingtoa activities. As the syetan improves, an attempt
will be made to roleite the activities of the branches in
the respective theaters and of the branches here, to the
number of personnel assigned and to the amount of money
expended. Thus, in viewing what ha= bean aceomplished
from month to soath there will be soma basis for gauging
the effectiveness of the efforts being made.
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4il1iam L. Cary
Reports Officer
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OSS Form 4004
Rev. 6 March 1944
OFFICE OF sT.Air 111
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TOTA4STRENGTH REPOOF i/iSS PERSONNEL
(exclusive of purse's.' temporarily attached to OSS) as of.
29 Feb. 194L
date
UNITED cTATEs
OVERSEAS
I. 1
ON DUTY [TRAINING
,
g
OSS [
ITYPE
OF
PERSONNEL
IN
MOW
OUT
MOW
IN OUT
MOW MOW
TOTAL
ETO
NATO
MET?
FETO
OTHER
TOTAL GRAND
TOTAL
ARMY
OFFICER
243
14
1
257
320
204
188
142
29
127
883 ii4qt
04 14*
MEN
,M
TOTAL
#
li

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Afaa

a
3(1lt
NAVY
OFFICER
143
1
0
144
22
37
81.34
17
24
4
18
26
4
6
100 244.
16%
ENL. MEN
TOTAL
Ibir
T
3-6-9-
in
ix
o
.
MARINE
OFFICER
19
--
. r
19
3
23
42
ENL. MEN
TOTAL
#
COAST GUARD
OFF ICER
ENL. MEN
--
--
0
20
0
20
20
TOTAL
--15
1-(7
n
ITOTAL
SERVICE
405
15
AO
420 366 227
11,80 1212 816
217
iga
16-
12
WJ
100'
1426
OFF I CER
120
Talc
20
ENL. MEN
TOTAL
1 25
INV 151if104.
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CIVILIAN
VOUCHERED
176 196 5 8
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21 4
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1982.
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SPECIAL
TOTAL
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OSS
GRAND TOTAL
3928
80
4.008
1870 1199 1053
574 156
469.
8870
*VACS
OFFICER
(Iacliided is
abov
tota)s)
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61 32
8
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ENLISTED
TOTAL
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Lt. Oolomol Wm. P. Davis, 1110 =Alto 60 Bramok (15 7140
italar Samuel T. EIng. Executive ?Meer. Operational Grows
azipt&IA Percy C. Uadeira, =6 dosIgnatcd br War Department
as Liaison =tear for IA ewe between I= and OSS
vie. Dr. Sterling A. Callings 21 hobo
r? Bayerd Rives, Area Operations Off1;:ters..Kagi vise iSajor
Cpeorge Sharp (1 rob.)
1.4. (lama Ham AiAriehlt essigned to staff of the Dipputir
DAzipator ut?Ludziaimi servio?i as Xzecutive Unser,
via* Lt. L. B. flintant ITEM (14 7e4.)
Runoell P. Plaee, Area Operations Officer lat relievisg
a.S. lobs)
Lr. John Waggle Asti/6g North African Theater Officer toriag
tbek *booms of !War /1.1t. Chapin. (14 )ib.)
itwaitent riturmeit ii?esitington and reamed his
duties an Chief of the Elr.Atiu Division at 2 L A;
Ltr. Richard Thartshornos .tInj Chief is relirred.(26 rob.)
Ls. (J .j.) Azoit a. Garlaoh. Acting Deputy Chief of Zap
P_in he abeenee of Lt. (j.g.) Utualitt Wilma (16 Aub.1
Basica itobirt. J. Tosin4110 Mating Chief' Cartographr Section,
in the absence of Ilaniat11.7.11. nine (16 nu)
agt* 34clea. Ziagmen, Aoting Chief Construetioa Unit of
Cartography aestion, in the abalones or Robert H. Coffin
(16 Feb.)
Ist Lt. Earol4 Lenockerp Reoordor of the Board or Offloqirs,
vie, Captain waltov J. main= (10 104)
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Lt. L. B. P1lat, asalcued to CD Branah (14 Fobs)
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) SMATIO2 OP MOMS'S i:).SS A TIVITIii;S =Iraq FraicArco 1944
340o 44 the IsAttivities la tb* ft414 hew* shown substantial
vuomsress during Yebraary* or these eertain Gass airy be worthy
of mpe;cial mention, as follows*
I* In the E4r4rea4.14 Th4*ter basically ail th* settlaties
of the Theater are po1nt4 toward D Da; and relate to prspare,-
%ion ratter than operation during the intervening period? All
ths major piens seem ta be promieding estistectorilys with
sqg.ipennt and gersonnsi needs substaatielly fulfilled and or
twe radio statiqns ready to operete* R a 4 1* now aetive tn
nummiro,4.1a fields* so matly in fast thet there is a question *bather
it thould not begin limiting itself to *peeing oblectivew. Air
activItias show signs af Improvement with 22 alreraft elreaft
a:V*11401e; end tgiglly favorable sosrAmits have been received ow
t4m inprormaent in qualtty of Si intelliiyassa*.q.0 end te
Ioamer extent kV ars tne only breaches in the miropean Theater
alime*rnima which we helte DO real intormetian.
2. In the Sortli African Theater the nuotwrzrIntel1idea4e
Esisilime within North. Italy &Id Vir-Ausiill
4epanding.
%litters f unusual :nterast include a itgb1j orasnised potash
Im-,1041 aut of 'rano* through Spain and tne organiatioft of a,
spanish De$k to develop these operations,' 5.4- itattvitles during
the month or February sera completely
fr...tiptimad by t4e leek of
plane facilities to (terry sontelners* A asvolopmeat of interest
in tlz.s Theater is the earomment pursuant to which MI has beaass
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propaganda activities, particularly in the foreerdires*?
Tarhapt the outstanding diffieult; noted was the fact that
because of the shortage of agent sets 607; of the drops of
agents scheduled :or Uareil had to be cancelled. allover, this
La being vorkad out successfully by Communications.
3. in the mi,Ale Ustarn Theater our mission with
uthallovitah has been withdrawn pursuant to agreement between
the U. S. Oovernment and the Brilash, bat our operations with
the Partisans are on an expending scale. In Greece, one of
oLthr repracentatives L the military mission was inetrumentia
APt in segotisting the truce between the principal resistance groups.
4. As to the Far astern Theater, little repdrting eon
be done on nAC. In Chine there hes basa a clarification of
Imtir
rtietionehip pursuant to shish 1SS ani tOa Navy
,?ig4tb. havi inAlyldual commaada and sash report to General
lei Li direct. All but two of tae seven camps in Chine started
under the direction of Capt. Riles will be henceforth strictly
opereL,tone, Aissione Into indc-China seem to be held up
by political considerations among the various Franah sroups
there. Detatnnant la is still the major buts, of our operaLons
in PTO sad is discussed at sonsiderable length in the attactIed
report,
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mad analysis of
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in evalcatins the fork of R At t..o.is cladding
of special importance, but arrangwa*I-As
that Branch to obtain a clearer presentation
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Zia personnel stresith of Gil In 2110 uttiaat 104. ea
Pshreary, repreemattag en lassies** of 306 sine. SO Zeeman
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JUSELMER
A. Smesez Plea
The adaptation of the basses nem promote' IS Jimmury
amid dismiss' La the Jammery report use epproved ay the
Gemematiag Geaeral ef the Theater 10 febreary.
The four members of the Susses Pathfinder lisalem.rs
dispatehed to Prams ma the night of 11 Febrearys Sehempeatlyi
ea the SONE ant frith et Priirmary. tee sigmale have bee&
reoetvel fres the Pathfinder, la lremeo. This advsnee
eentiagent of the Noma *lesion La operatimg in Fromee at this
time solely for the purpose of finding safe landing points
for the Seeses touts eh* will go into ?ranee in advenee of D-Day.
A meeting of the 3mases subi.Gemmittee ram held or 17
tsbruary to determine the last posaible date ea whish information
must be resolved fres the Pathfinder ideates% in order to dis-
peteh Season teams during Marsh. All of the equipment for the
agents and most of their clothing halm beea gathered together.
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Seesety-niee Suseez agents ere nee is training at 1504*
set Of ere see in aglow' VW operators and 44,111/1!opswaterso)
The Magee ssetiaeset is almost semplote, with only Si appals
'seeded, nest of Iduse already vomited is North Afries? la
late February IT son were dispatched fres them for !MOOS*
Detailed *ever stories hese bees prepared fly the first
niee dasom teems, four et *ask will be Amerisea team.
Briefing for the first grump of Sussex agents esomessed La
late Febroary sad will egotism until all thesis art dispateluid.
tafemmatles ea tease Auer* they will be landed has beau gathered
free the Freash, aad a blast list foram& of the first teems
has bees obtained time. 1.44
logetiatleas eantiaest is sesisestiso with the prepeost Ise
of waSS4Melale sot the hudadling St tateIligemes veseitredinr
thil use of seek equipment. (Mesas Los is a means of plektag
up extrautly ~it rattle sigmals fres oar agents or resists's**
groups Urea& the see of steel tape ?ornerier, installed is ear
aireraft dispatehoi weer moor territory spesifisally for that
perpoim.)
5. other Speslal Maas
1. Freest Plaa?-?de a direst result of diseussions
with General Done' during his visit In London a
resort* peol of DO Mash agents is being recruited for
the us* of field iatelligens* is Frame after D-Day.
This prejesti under the direstian of Col. Nem, will be
referred toss 'Proust. Teo of the fifteen use rears/tea
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during February are already la vigereue training*
I. yaw esetlea
(a) realest Terlialso of the first tee
sissien Varna asset* Ida* leaded in Francs for the
plumes* ef establishing Ube, sentests uith reeistenee
wimps died es a result of la:arise after a eafe
lasting had been reported. ihe mission is te sootiness
however, and a Nef operator is being trained te
light s& the burden oa the *awed* of the nen elm was
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(lb) IlUmet Flaaw....Coselderation is bolas gtesa
to integrating the *Faust 1? plea for the penetratlea
St Oeseemy with Mission Tulin. The *Faust Be agents
say be &Welshed fres Switeerlands provided they ea&
be dropped or landed in Frans*, and make their way to
3witserlsedis
3* Nemesia& Ovoup...-The Norwegiaa group of nine
student& and five staff members were Alvan a week*s train..
lag in February -- the first of a tee-part training program*
4* beepesting the *Oetepue Projects? training of sea
qualified to est as organisers on the sentiment under the
direation of merlon' staff *Meers has reeehed the stage
or training at the Freehold training area* A group of
six will P011401110 general $I ladeetrinationi with speeial
emphasis- on undereover teehniques*
C. Strategist latellisenee
1* Pour agents sets and two 31gae1 Corps soavertere
t Ica gEtt
sem delivered to UAL (the intelligem
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Press* Cemaittes of Itational Liberation) durina the
Ales 4mitLits lajbwimarir.: sr & sran
IlerktlietiL With ASK inItmettiserlagar as a ?salt a new
*bola of intelligens* eemeamiestidas will be established
from ?tomb reeistanee movemeate to Landes three* OSS
liwitserlemde
S. Arreagimeate hove been eompleted for $I putt".
eipatiem Is the British:4serisamifferwegisa intelligens*
evemssehrack vasailair *loft
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instrustlem pereemmel sad 6/T sets is return' for all
telegraphis latelligsmee resolved (smart purely Tavel
intelligemee). Insoseages from Norway are new being 1
reeeilred regmlarly through Broadway. 1
31, la the Interest of future operations La Belgium,
a detailed white list is being prepared. As the Lwow.
bean alliboury latelligomee swots* is closely tied la
with the Belgian emd 'Bratsk services& information assured
from Immembourg will be available to 065 whom the request
to resolve military Information from the Belgian servise
is settled. Plass for a Belgian projest similar in its
objestives to the Miamian Varna are under discussion and
sheer peonies of materialising.
D. 1.14.
1. Sztremely favorable ommeats have bees resolved
from Admiral LImpenny4 of the Stomosie Sestion of ill,
oa the Improvement In the quality of $I intelligemee over
the last three months, A espy of his memeramtem has
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been forwarded to Washington.
S. The dissealeatiow of politieal Lstelligeose will
homeeforth be reetristed to a nazism of eight to tea
reports a week ekieh aro to be of the highest legality.
The remaining rpports will be turned ever to the Weimar&
and Analysis Srowsk in London, whisk in tarn, will he
them availlblo.
3. Am SI laborataryhas boas established.
III. 31.0
The trainlas of seenter-espiesaile Witless amd enlisted
men for the SCI teems has eontlaued La Lemdea. The required
personnel is on hamd sod total 36. ineluding Ili for the
Oreup. 10 for the 1st Army, and 10 for the Sae deny.
The desk personnel there are eonsentratal cmt resaraw
tion of speeial emeater-espionage handbooks 'Welt are to be
reed by the Allied Pewees. As pert of their tralvass, some
of the SC/ teem members are assisting in the preparation 6C
the handbooks. SHAW (Supreme deadquarters, Allied Sapeditioa-
ary Parses) has indleated that some additioaal SCI fieli teams
maybe required and the necessary pleas are being mole. COR
sideration is also being given to the responsibilities and
work of the X411 Dreash In mow and anosy-eeenvied territories
once those territories come under Allied eontvols
All necessary vehieles have been &soured free NTO, amd
all other supplies ere either ea requisition fres 1f0 or
Nashingtess?
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There have been preliminary senvereatiens with 31AJW
eoneorniag the Central Counter=Intelligenee Moreau Whitt SHAW
is proposing to ereate when Oormany is eeoupied. for the purpose
of soordinsting eounter.Intelligesse information and poli*y.
Seetion Y of 11141 sad Ur IS Bransh of OSS aro the two &gametes
reeesnised by SMAMP for oseperation in planning and amseuting
this program,
rt. Mk
B&A Braseh was in the midst of a reorientation of fenstleme
during POWINIAry died ami 4timer.tatlen or its *Mt/titles ema be
0,117 Untative? Until recently the fast that aotivoullltar,
activity In the Baropems Theater was largely to the Air
Faroe tended to limit Sita to ~wising Washington. **operating
in reseerek work of British agemeies, mad establishing liaises
with Allied sad U.S. agemeleciarthe latelligemsef 1514.
During February the entire staff wombed om resurrect noise,
sue&en enamoring reqmosets from Washington, reports for ether
ow brushes, lectures to civil Affairs smd OBS personnel, and
wer** Current intelllesnee reports were prepared for
Ambassador Winent sod 0-2 including the political annex fat
the weekly 6.2 Latin/geese Report. The **Panel* Warfare
Division of the B.S. *abase', of which the /atoll/goose Division
is Jointly stat t4 by PIA, State Department. and 088 eontinued
to channel all Amerioan liaisons with the British Ministry or
Soonomis Warfare and to process osmosis intelligenee
American Army anent*, Reports have been completed ecneeraing
Russia, including Soviet requests for, and Britinh shipment of,
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enew.forrees metals, end ma interim report en Ministry et
*anomie Warfaroso cattmeta of Soviet oil rOfillingisposte4
la 1940.
flans were made for developing the general seemed* work
Lor BINA so that other U.S. agemeies in this =old, ass have the
benefit of our eeenomists, knaledge. For may soothe 16A,
personnel have oontributed to the Basis and Zonal Namdbeeks,
whisk are published as a joint produet of British Pelitisal.
Warfare Useutive and 02111.
As of 29 Fibreary the extent of IAA's sontribution to
Civil Affairs had not bees denned4 RhA, persomeal took part
in the Civil Affairs training program at Strivenhon. emit it in
Li
ho pia th ivat zaa
then a reporting and animation
funotion in oennestiea with Civil Affairs, WAIF (1944.
Plans are being formalated for joint .intelligemeto temias
PSI and 26A persenael? MIA now hopes to provide a minkomet
two nen or three eaeh for ?ranee snd Germany. Minato partial:
potion will depend on the MIA personnel available when the
teams move into the field with the Any. They will fors pert
"of tomes to be on al-bairr duty one* operations begin, mad shield
be capable of ataktng appreciations of intelligence on the spot.
Finally, ma IMA representative will be assigned to the iippreitick
tions Smitten of the Peyehologioal Warfare Board at UAW&
headquarters.
Speeial work is being done for the Amorisan members of the
:suropeaa Advisory Commission, which inoludes Ambassador Wisest
and General Wishershon,
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poreemnel arrived in L.rnJ MA.g the mastif
leobsdlog a. sempemy of geographers eh* Sr. to se4 up a Cioogrem
phle leaearehAnit.
Mtn rsesstilYs Shit Londe* limited Itself to servisiag
purs17-1.50 agemoles mad earrying on sooperative projests witk
Bratsk agouties. With the arrival atoms personnel, the
currant tsaksivilI hosome 'osier to perfinmaani. vier opportunities
Gen hs amplolteds eepoolany after the 'tart of niIltary opera.
(Aims, latish brIngwith thins the shames to undertake the tips
at ftChtinmeknow serried ow Is the itediterrimosm Thebter.
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Jedharth traiting eenttases aseerting to ahhedule.
entire somplemeat Is preetleally filial. 41 11/7 operators end
50 offirsers aro being trained as Joihorgh Isadore, amd are all
lomated in thew/Ala **beta at teterbere. During the past "math
their sass is baa Improved eonelderebly. Late In February the
"shoeless Inepeeted by Clesoral Doolittle. Allen and Nowlms.
Oa* ovesul4ht. (morels* and a four-1day field anerelee wars
eampleted during Fehrsar, la the area knew as Mosley. one of
the objeste of the migrates was to teat and put into praotlee
aormunioatione La the Mill.
The :ether& SA sot Is nos working eat more satisfaetorily
and the 10 operators ars eneeerasek abeat its performemSe.
There is. ma adequate supply now em hoed.
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groups in assisting an opposed invasion of the eentiamat was
submitted to the 0.11 motion 1st U.S. Army: As isomisoo plma
was also prepared and is expected to be ineorporate& Im VAS
lit Army plea:
B. SOMaiiiting Pro jest
This prejeet is primarily for the purpose of obtaining
military....n4formatien ter spatial operations and providing aid
to 'moistens. groups in mammy esoupied areas in Scandinavia.
We farther informatioe is available:
VII: All AC:W1T=1
liftr-.i$ sorties ware flown during the Febri a:we
period, of whisk twenty wore susoessfully oompleted? la *entreat
to this figure, only eighteea sorties NOVO noon in the JSUMW,
period, sight of whleh were suoseessfel? /he February sorties
accounted for the delivery of 240 containers to resistasoe
groups in Fresee?
TweatroTwo of the thirty-two Liberators assigned are now
based on the airdrome at Alsonbery? At the end of February,
the remaining tom mere being *edified and were to be delivered
within a few days.
The kirdraes at Watton, Werfolk, to whish (188 squadrons
were dispatshel, was found to be unsuitable for operations until
runway repairs sad lighting Installations have been amis.
Operations will continuo froa the Airdrome at Alconbury until
the repairs at Watts& have been oompleted?
Two hundred thirteen enlisted men and four *Motors arrived
at Holm, on la February frost the United States, to man the
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It was found nee
tura dorm 23 the were found te usaultablea mmit reelseineate
will be obtalaed in the Theater. Arrangements have already
been made to rowel! 68 additional enlisted nen and 6 *Meese
for thia work in the Mester. Delays in eonstruction postponed
the completion ditto for the work at Area 1, the packing station,
from 27 February to 6 Nereh4
Curing the month there was aa investigation of the possible
use of helieeptere sa a aaana
.f Adatvartas and pialtini a.
agents behind mammy lieut. After a discussion with Commander
Peat, mho is in aharge of helicopters in the Suropcsa Theater,
it was acbeluded that nodal* now available are not suitable
for eurrant 088 needs.
TO supply moistens* groups, three minima rounds of sublets
aemualtian have been premised by Prmauresent and supply ta
Washinghem. if tees thousand OSS ?atiens and 6,860 carbines ere
being presume ter delivery to rimistsase groups. Two thousemi
five humdret stedieel kits requisitioned In February met arrive
in Loudest by the first of April.
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General Informatisok with respect to NO organisation and
activitiog in this theater was not available during the month
of February.
A mission known as the 'Sioux Mission* was collared with the
Acting chief of the Northern European Section of the State
Department. The State Department informal Ambassador Johnsen,
in Stoekholm that it had knowledge of the objectives of the
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this connectioa, it vas deolded that Ur. Lonegren should go to
Stockholm. to explaia the mission in person to Mr. Tohnson.
The introduntioa into Germany and other countriesot m
work oa Hitler has beam planned. A "scientifie edition* is
suggested, the origin being assigned to a neutral country; it
is said to require a psychiatrist in order to give it aa
authoritative charaatei..
IX* a
At the and of the month, the personnel situation of this.
oilman on handl si= zeertlited? and twenty to be
recruited.
limadquarters, Alliod Expeditionary Yoroes formal4
approved the Naritimie UnitIls plan to obtaia and use four 30te
and three PT's, but the latest information 13 that the alloeatioa
of specific boats to kV has been disapproved* The proeedure
authorized is that MU shall file any slam neceszitating the use of
*raft with MAIO' which, upon approval* would rzosat ,Ghe Comman-
der of the U.b. Nary in Ituropean waters to furnish the vessel,.
The training group at Ozford. is preparing to move to "The
Go4tage", a large barge with auvommodetigAs for twelve, on a
river close by the sea, near Suffolk, where the group will have
facilities for more advanced and realistic training* There the
maritime orgenizatiom has set up what is known as L.Units?
consisting of individual teams to attack water-borne targets,
including enemy ship and dock facilities, cables, tate*
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Request for authority fr 0.41 MUSA to reeruit an OM issions of oIseilawitImmill*Ime
Mil4tary under-water swimmer& (under 0-3 smar)4 *C" operatives
sabotage attacks aectomplithed
by resistanoe gtolipa GI- 4n AlfAAeat cooperation. with such gamma*
g; operations direct attaaks by Ameriean Naval esr
under yeti's, *hick' are perftemed.
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A plan was prepared far the use of the Nariviscima 00's. 3* t
event of-Germ azoes.1 withdrawal from/Norway.
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At the present time the oGle are undergoing special training.
A. Maiden Maples (for 302 iielmdiag Jedlworgb)
Th is stations now ample**, is oommuniaating with .the mobil
units no n exercisev in the field and e
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3. Station. Yieter (for 31. including Smesea and. X*2)
!?7 This station has not yet been ocmpleted. Nowevers it would
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handle direetion finding CDIq traffic,.
Agents' Squipaent
With reapest to Sus$ex equipment, au adequate supply la
reported to be am hand. Ilith respect to Jeoloripis the Ultima!'
are to suppIT the sets sad they also repertam zdAeleasta aunokra
A nee type agent set is being received at U20 present, time
fro* the United. States. These sr* fOund to be superior to
the old in mahr 'ways* both amebeeiwelly aad tivetritukltr.
A oonforeeme was seheduled in mill-February with Lord 34061..
beret to collaborate with 81$ in the assignment of agent fire
quencies
XII. SEKTIGES AYD MELIA&
A standard operating procedure for supply was submitted at
tho eat of February. It sets forth the desired prosedure to be
used in the sequialtionings delivery, and storage of all oupp11044#
*ord was reweived from Washington theta in the futures NIS
in Linden would raosive adequate information as to the contests
and ultimate deatimation of cargo**. This is regarded as of
great help and will eapedite the delivery of cargo to the user.
It resolves s krotaan raspteting whioh Services in London had
previously complained*
XIII. =AL macasa
A. Field liboteggivblis,
Alork being done during Eisbruary included: a) setting up
a small camera for the agent training emotion; 0 experimental
work in oonneetioa with 08RD; e) the ',coastal eommand proloots
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now in its sassed phases in whish they are shooting at basis
in the United linglion.
With tubs idea of eowering the forthcoming invasions a
tentative story polls; was set up whish would., a) shoe Gorman
fortitiestions; b) photograph the training of Naval personnel
in the various types of assault craft; e) sower the air
softening up of the ehannel defenses; d) deal with the Mama
invealor itself. The first toro phases are almost entilefilly
easpleted with 'material presently available.
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Daily reports are now being ~steed fres Parti
sea territery* Is Yugoslavia, at the preseat Use, there
are four missions, all. of as
furalsking affeottv* 104111114.11 eane,r44$ the sties% tee .
beebisgi on %arras, target possibilities* ?muss setleitise
smagolitleal tteads. there is also wader soy a prolprom to
seed four meteorological teams into Yugoslavia to *Stall*
weather stations. Only Gee has time far bask 6100atebsill
eat of Saris having departed for Tis in side.rebruaryw
The lageslav leak preps:v*4 for di.-tiaA.--tiee reports
is the Yugoolav situatica is the Middle lasts as weLl.as the
Isokir YUgsalav Intelligence Summary; and -issued reports cos-
--corning the savslopmsot of troop nevments in the North AMA-
atie one in Slovakia*
A_ tentative list has been submitted by the Bari
office scheduling for the imeadiats future eight SI parties
with. destinations in Tugeslavia. A sooting was belt with
Norse 133 and other latero stet agencies to disensa air prior-
ity, sad Mayas successful is securing the highest priority
for the teens ehich have boot scheduled brat not despatebed.
S. 4remego,=-A11 Greek missions have be heard fros
diarist the month. At the present time that. are six intent-
jorsim JaPiebaliwak vlitialla assented Greece, and contact is daily be-
ing naintainsd with Athens. On* is an an Wand in the Aegean
reporting as Ahipping end setting up a mail route; tho others
are furnishing radio communications fro& Northam Greece and
in the area near Athens*
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Plena and negotiations continuo for a mission into
Epirus, whish is EAV territorY, .
The now base set up in Cyprus is discussed further
under liaritimis Activities (infra). Ilearby it, a spy ring,
with a radio, had been diseovered but no harm had yet been
done.
One OSS lieutenant hao been awarded a Silver Star for
gallantry in action in aiding in the evacuation of imerieviii
and Britiih civilian personnel from an Aegean island,
C. Albania.--ommualcations with our chief Albanian
agent ger, broken during the month and tip attempts tub
reach his base by sea, from Bari, failed. A third attempt
by the newly sqgiPPed ship "YANXES" made a successful sortie
and brought back a crest deal of importaat intelligence of
a military, political and geographic nature.
D. Africa..After mu4h consultation, it has been de-
cided that the headquarters of the Africa Section would re-
main at Accra, with a liaison officer at Cairo. The forior
field chief at Accra has been appointed Deputy chief of SX,
the new branch which combirws tile functions af SI and X-2
in Africa.
The ImG-scheduled Industrial Diamond Smuggling
(IDB) conference with the British finally took place at the
end of the month at Accra, and plans were formulated for
more effective control. The conference concluded that there
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*Milt be ea ntileerf essialttie as ilbot
pahlleitr riveOrs ahead be" 1464: ile-Metear, assmillatio
tek to Cheek thoi eiltrylag. it: 401101114- :11: byMa
Ity oat Warta, utter iseler--7*-10iiir' Abe *MI6 eitillstle.
ties te eaeretee more effective Oestria-Villit,
eleniad problem the Oolt
Cesissaisatloashaenee I1ia been est
alias our stoats in the *kis Yard* litliata, traidh thilbelpo-
Oa **operettas of the SIMI& SU and the Itritish feret.
*Mesa
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pert*, the Atria' Section manti-,* soon* la the OBS wila a
rail*/ ofm pereent'an the basis if fearsemen.. eate*
rissLjoe" asittioviciasetts: of the Seer
last Sestina. here boat acoopl--?4- rtirgy-r-rt on the ponetrattes.
ant exposure, of three Azis espiemage groups laniting la. Irak,
a zumalni, astwalet of instil*. political tittivity is *Iraq as it
affects both local polities ant the 471Allea1l. plata for Arab
males. sat tlaely reports on. Palestina ant- the Increasing
Jewish tensioa?
Tee, lastairet sae reports were received daring the
aentho sad the /mattes lei the OMI la Ula latest lID spot
shook noearing a reties of 31469 poreent for the fear seta-
roneatas ecafiarsedt or pro-I:Able,
3) current* 4) originality. The average for all Si reports
yes 229?9 Imiresixt?
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JP, Operational Targets. Section (SARI) ,.-This iseition
Alwim avitaftaiva wavk this Aalkans4 having canasta&
143 mosaics covering airfields there an g
_ungary,
Wit UMW
with a special airfield report on thm Zagreb area, all for
the lath Air Force, A-2, Intelligence was also developed
concerning 27 .-aergeney landing grcunde in Yugoslavia as
far as Budapest, together with photo-interpretation cork
for Force 133, covering the Dalmetian coast., In addition,
the organization cooperated with the Acting Chief of Staff
of c.e ,Lnd an atom. around intelligence covering the
Ansi? beachhead.
Tergats requented by Partisan Headquartart were sub-
to tho 15" 8""s U'a"
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Lartgav.dtpaa to recent reports
the findings have been that the Partisans know more about
the eondition of targets, frequently frost experience, than
we can tiAt from information that seeps out of the country.
It is believed, however, that we can assist by indicating
the intelligence targets we are anxious for them to destroy,
a, Labor Section,--Arrangemonts have been made for
contact with various Arab labor organizatians in the Middle
Eatt through aa Eaptian labor leader who is m*kin c an offi-
cial trip tarough the area,
'reining la amali arms and dits'aiss aombat la bei rid divan
the two man of the mission (PERICLhS) which will go into
Greeao ta wark with LA', and t.ley will soon be ready to leave,
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being losegrell tires them.
NIMa all?p-Faverable eamiseaste have bit
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hear* with respect te O repeats er the MD sepreeantative 1 I
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Thi Propeeal to estakidah a separete mmisavreilad
esrlialsaties for latellipmee la Crete Was met favored 1r,
t alli he Itritt ISIAD, alma* &d In
igest. telliposics is alia
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Otating that the number lit tha faVali? hilli ?e?togpory were &Ma-
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-Vali,' &cuirass &tram Istanbul (14101: Neat Best 001 But*
iugealavia ant Greece (over 54 each).
lomat Deeenber 2114 January 4014 February 500. With respect
te Januarys they covered' the following spill...tat Tageelavia
(57)te Grefiefa (55)1 Albania (401 beliaria- (Oh ism (25)..
given as 21 for the last_ vomit. in January, 74. for the wear
ending 5 February, and 64. for e...) vet* ending 12 February.
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poperts for sesent. asittlia act be. eempsiet alk fat-
III. .Ea
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sonalities. An unusually complete file of German Intelligence
Service records an German and. Japanese agents were purchased
froa a German agent in Istanbul1 and photographs of the..
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211110101.---Ateo14isi to a report from Lt. 114 0.
Wil. the Partisans umbel,. ten corps hosiguartersi mei
shall have at least one officer with seek of theee. 'There
are zeir is ApAricast officers with Mo. Major Veil went
Sat
into Ingeslavia as Semlerfliaisea offiser as February- 27. At
thi preempt time we at rely es the British air fere. to ar.
IsmOk for the tiensportatiest, but the British, are cooperative
and have suggested that more officers be broaght in. All
principal costs for this activibr are being paid taltlaU,
by the British*
Lb* Gams* also in Yugoslavia, has reported that
the Partisans are stoat-4 imeoursdia to, the racmt malte.
and are enthasiastic ever Allied aid. One of our easier re.
presentative* in Yugoslavia (Parish) has Immismittid offl-
eial request from Titogs Unitary of Infermaties that a party
of tme visit America to establish an embers* of informatics*
Captain Ilaasfield was evacuated from Mihallovitek
territory and has reported on his observatiess in the field.
!Into the British hive decided to withdrew their ala alas to
Mihailoviteh, the Director has ordered our sole remaining
liaison officer to return with th. The matter of keerican
intelligence officers in ifikallovitch territory is still ba-
ing considered*
B. Greeee.-Jitt. Wilsosits report states that there ere eight
important corps areas in Greece, and an Allied military man
with each. We have at Least one officer available for each
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for the millions. At the present tine, guerrilla activities
oto 4-altEtt? AL true' among the varioUs Greek gmerriat peep*
was timally signed on February 29th. From informaties
abIsiv the peetibility iv that the Greek organisations will
go hosei GI tiaht among themselves. Coloill Woodhouse,.
head of the Allied Military Mission to Greece, has *eat sew,.
oral !messages that without the help of Majer Wine* he could -
met WV* had the meows he did with arranging the agreement
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imarrillas. It bore the sigma-tures of the three
bends (1*M, BDOS ODi MA), Ctlenel Woodhouse ant fisiez 1-1=41-4
Mei* is another mission in Gimes composed solely
of Almeria** officers operating in the Drees section, in as
attempt to organise wad raedl_tikte betimes guerrilla mania
there. It also has as its 'wand mission to destroy the
bridges on the main railroad line leading north. In addi-
tion, one man has been working ea the coleus supply line to
ant free Greecel he reports that the route has now been lait
out and part of it gone over. During February it sag not in
use pursuant to a ruling by the British Navy.
C. ejakkg6U.. --Captain Lloyd !With has 'gone in' alone
to rescue the three remaining nurses ebo torce-landed in
Albania. When he has accomplished this mission* he has
specific targets which he intends so **batmee* An4 will try
to find out what caa be done to organise the guerrillas.
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Daring Ike month, 17 planes (al 'Minh centre/14i)
made 74 sueeessful sorties out of 150 flights flow 100
toos ofmaterial and nine persons were dropped* fee hundred
fifty sorties are planned for March. April, and Nay and a
nininom of 10 Fortresses are needed,
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According to Lt. Z. G. Illeonts report, there are sow-.
era' phases to NO work which are being carried out in this
Theater. Ono of these is erSocrs.* which art agreed upon
at a, weekly meeting attended by OSS and PVIR* Of the number
used, one-third to one-half are invented by our voup. They
have had some success in producing riots and the au:Treader
of individual. aviators.
There is also at the presemt time a black news service
TONS:ma
thich is sent, by radio from Cairo In Vose -code-. this is
lad* available to some thirty publishers of underground
. _
newspapers in Griftee* It wirmre tG el"-:?"1 fr?11L1wjtjGreece
and the source is not supposed to be American. ;Itch broad-
cast contains from 600 to BOO' worts. Our Si and SO nen in
Graeae are eentecting publishers and advising the* of this
service* In addition, an agreement has been reathed with
FRE to work jointly an black pamphluta. The plan is to pre.
pare and snuggle these into the Balkans to be distributed to
the German and Quisling forces and certain groups in Rumania,
Hungary and Bulgaria. There will not be mass distribution.
Th're is also a proposal to send an NO liaison to Tito's
headquarters and to recruit a few officers to be sent to the
FRS school.
Arrangements have also been completed here for the re.
printing of four pages from Life /Ullman* to be :2.-
sant to Cairo for use in the Theater to secure desertion of
German soldiers by exploitation of thkfacts with reference
ir
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to good treatment received by Gorman war prisoners -in %his
country. this material, plus 6411at42-LT Awt47,? will be sent,
piecemeal, by air pouch.
Besides the, activities specifically covered above* thews
ars plans jointly it OW to prepare spotiaI gatarial, to tek
dropped by Pores 133 to theligpsial Tartilans, ineluding
monthly news awmaaries. The Fart-Isms are proving. anxious
to receive American materiaLand therefore: several. hundred
apples of wrAlikiiwilWi Gembaemmat translation hslm. been
prepared to sand ta.
Also, recently, information bag been obtained from
Yugoslav rsfugssa- at, trap sua3 cm" which will enable- WO to
intensify its work in the Dalmatia* Isimnit.
1ft? ...,...A.A4:44?mmew
Aar SPiralri-iMailirra,
the work above, 058 and likm?eilisek PIM have joined insteps
taken to coordinate a MC and lastrieum radio warning to 510-
yens war criminals.
IL a (Including Shipving Oueratisais 40)
Shipping Operations and activities take similar forms
in, the two principal areas in which AL is operating, i.e.,
in tho Adriatic and the Aegean seas.
A. jUsoslavig.--In general, the s:lipping vork oat of
Bari consiiets of
ant operating supply vessels
to Yugoslavia and establishing maritime points an the Dal-
matian coast to receive personnel and supplies6
According to the report from. Lt. A. G. Wilson, 055
has managed to gain control of 37 Yugoslav ships froa 30 to
150 ton capacity cad', which now const .a shipping service
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batarson Bari sad the Dalmatian Coast. These Are named
by Tagnalav crews. Ws or with the British at :mei aa
have mm a2fiefar located at Via to superviseat that end.
Suppalioivbsme been shipped to the Partisans by this service,
consisting principally of small arms, munitions, feod and
medicames. Recent reports Ind:testa th*1 oar.,mml
4r 4 AILA*L
nine partisan vessels Ieft for Via, carrying 796.5 cargo tone.
Including heaty AA guns, jeeps, etc. This Is in connection
with the joint (X-.British operation., 'Eaely La 7,10111=4210iii.SC
ura.
Partisan vessels were loaded and despatched from RonopalL,
earrying 615.5 cargo tons. Also, a somoomer Ieft for the
same area loaded with barbed wire, w?tle in
at*All gantbar
week, five more Partisan vessels and one British LTC were
despatched. carrying 4:45.9-taftWaf ear's**
jrseity ins IV thee*
reports, it may be concluded that the average sent during
the mnnth Is La the neighborhood of 500 tons per week.
sticker bearing the British and American flags is being
. placed upon goods dellverzd to +13A14 Partisans. (A Sketch
of it was forwarded here.)
The shipping service is also being used to bring beak
refugees on return trips. Recently, there wore throe cargo
schooners returning from areece bringing a total of ez6
refugees.
5. Greece.--The principal maritims operations in this
area continue to cc that of supplying various bases by the
use of claques. ht this time tnere are two marine bases
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in the Aegean, 1..., Bostla Ma BIWA;
Ast a large maritime base located. in Cyprai it larawastesi
sa-11, arrthimist coast of the Wand. la a repo- rt.dated
l'wbreartii frosi Cairo* it has been stated that this was
iires4mt 22 eigitturs i oPeritig ts-S-4 largest bili-US
-teas sad the smallest 311 teas* TO break a supply bottle-
neck* a 120-tat cargo sch.00ner has beat requisitioned for
es.lautth. Ileireral sew calques have been semis** with the
plan or Installing new engines In that.
At the present time tkiers is a plan wider way that*
with ea* fast boat available* raids can ba made apes the
601111111 calopies operating in the Mama, is Is especially
ialimarda *hub clubwoman anuaumrindt the wariaus
in the Aegean are greatly depaitient upon those supplies
transported the caiewov,
A 111RINCIPOIWILL. ail& WNW& UM mama
wjr a?iwarreig}rt
Mt...A4e4,elbr
imersixds.mm wise-
ftem.ecile ...stible by Irttgaligiamwda mmiamel4ma ame
or our sissians in the Aegean.
I. OG
ATT training arse for a aTecial group of the Greek eon.
4111,4,m_samelleLe
unimeaweemm's'
,ftse,ArmartA Inc*
&ewer veie-umeweit 11.1UP
litmem#.aleadimmot.m mow *ha& Vkailimmar Cram* -
where intensive work on Di-Dely plans is beim( carried cm.
X
twenty officers and 191 enlisted men, including Oats.
and British Commandos, undar the cum-mend of
Col. uuurchill,
are now based oa tne Island of Tia. Since the riermaas occupy
most of the islands, and threaten Partisan supply lines, they
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have beep sent to Ti. to hely keep-the 'apply lines open.
During the month the report bee be receive& *het Owl
Partisans have put up fcalcificatiens on the Island with pill
boxes, anti-tank guns, etc. ihmi presence of Allied troops
is helping the morals of the people. If Iris is sugoessfUllF.
held, the unite plan to oondact *alai aa
ammunition and shipping hidden among other islands. A roma-
mistimes party from Viso led-by an OG officerilemded 411 the
rivighbortraz
Near ea February 20. No enemy shipping vas formai -sag
inflow ? Was too strong for the raiders to Miaow*. Ilowever,
valuable intelligence um 111001.1111. ?
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The most significicit featuro of Communleattefts ,4* that
new weather report circuits were successfully inaugurated
between Visa Bari and Cairo. Reports were retransmitted
with respect to weather information to the 15th Army Air
Force in Bari and thea by radio to the airfields in Cairo.
The new OBS radio agent; school near Cairo is now la
1?411 operation. It is well arranged in the villa, with
W.L.Aw oat wis.aw A, wimp WI W
km of itha 'middle of February, there
were 32 operctors who graduated and 76 were taking the tourse.
23 nen from SI had graduated, with two' now taking that course.
The weekly number of messages appears to rum approximate-
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Netsitli Sepply Inastieas hats bets serried en _:r.
*A Berta with Major amuse Iasi*
U Serriees Offieer. it is becoming Increasingly apparent
that Bari requests for supplies of all kinds heseekeep*
'tag, operatiernal end for the guerrillas asanart be satt,sop
r*"ipct-r *et by the *apply 'terries* of the Middle Ilia$tt
Cairo*" own reoluireeents will soon be greater then Um
steeirs 1= hand*
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Lias
affaikkleifigilalifiLAUMMUI
PLOWING
?ANL
GROGRAPAIC
DIAGAIMO
A. namulutial.wasikau
Station A Yucoslawia To furnish 'loather
(Calif?Aset) Internatiea
Station B
(Menden Awet)
Station C
(Delaware Mot)
Station D
(Base dant)
I. 1221intailalailliarilakann
Wades MA% in
Tegoslavia A radio &tattoo..
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Java
Partisan
tertitpry
1.14 Use-
slarria.
A radio statics
Despatohed to Bari Pebreary )
Centimes to send ooloortit
doily reports re industrial
organisation and offset of
bombings en targots.
The reports here camera
Gomm aetivities, troop
movemooto, moor wor=421
TolgooIsm politica
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IN
GWORAPHIC FLOWN
--WM--
Arizona Yugoslavia Radio stotiom
Arkansas
Asa son
Yugoslavia Tenn for Partisan Territory
Yugoslovia
(Partisan
territory)
With Alum, 400veo penetrated
north of Russian point, then
returned to *ado's; purpose
to secure n,%eded intelligence
on offset or bombing.
c? 211111111-LinalkalliiiiLSIMORd
Oman Island of
Tinos in
the Aegean
assion from Island off
Istanbul coast of
Turkey
Illinois
(r)
talent
Settler
Reporting on shipping; *labor-
ing intelligenee from salvo
officers; setting up a nail
route,
Basesadrian- Attempt bora to mediate
ople; Pro- betwoen factions of guerril-
jeot MA las on thin island,
Evros Isle,
In Greece
near Pir-
aeusp also
for Athol*
Agent XM6, with radio, oper-
ating in Orseitel ,
Teen dospatobei along with
Asset weather sissies.. Is-
telligenee reeeived re lamb
said in Gorasey?
X Titols permission not yet
received.
Reports stressed 1144Mmo-
eleotrie targets in Curium
this siA Salaam
Agent 141L-1 arrived sagely on
Tinos. Long roport brought
out on island.
Little progress; delays due
to Turkish authorities,
Mediation vm4ysit cc0001m-
fili Oporstor X.45 Joined
1.7
Probably Cum',1144.
r:Kand roils dospstshoi
114 First samtssit
Pebrwsgy 271 awe radio be-
ing used,
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Brigand Island of Agent X.0 arranging Pissoolge 14 returned from &via (NOI
SVIi4, is of agents to and from Grown. Athens) without success be.
Grimes
(eventual-
ly Piraeus)
Gasolene IA KAatikidi. Intelligence in Balalaika
ice; Northern
()mace
Rialanx
Despot
Oracle
near Salon-
ilca, in
Greece
near Athens
in Greece
in Grrsceo
noar
Athens
Operator 1.16 with 'silos
Chicago Bases Interruption of traffic to
Adrianople prevent chrome going into X
Germany*
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drive there* .
Agent now back, in Bey 1124 tree
Greece. gads contact with
iwt whoa in IChalkidiko; made
throe trips to Salommilial is
going hack.
First radio communication
after safe arrival in Ulm-
ika; sending voather reports;
asks for camera.
Agent X.24 arrived 1m Athens
from Smyrna', anti has returned*
Not mach intellIsence since
his return.
and from Wire Xvvia will b.
Boat left Smyrna for
r000nnoitered; weatbsr per.
sitting will go on to Groom*
Despot has been osparing way
to go through Xvvia.
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GROGRAPHIC PLANNING
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lission under Capt. Caskry
for Aegean Islands, Joint- X
ly with Turkish and Ital-
ian intelligence.
Horse Breeders
Macedonia
Base:
Salonika
Agent 3t-50 arrived in Cyprus;
will proceed north.
D.imajusajmna
Pericles ?mice Current intelligertes 1 Greek soasouts Union
through Orook XAM X =minim Immured
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Belgian Congo
British West Africa,
including Portuguese
Guinea, Liberia, Col-
onies of F.W.A., in-
cluding Togo-Dahomy,
Ivory Coast P. Senegal
Africa 0 Angola
Africa ir10 Cape Verde Islands
Jammumat.
ILLtiall.gance
Intelligence
Intelligence
NM=
ar MAIMS
.rinkon.
land 1 re-
cruited in
I ield
5 and 3
recruited
in field
4 and 20
recruited
in field
Intelligence 2 and 3
recruited
in field
Africa #11 Union of South Africa Intelligence 3 and 6
recruited
in field
37 reports submitted. Be-
gan groumdwork for an or-
ganization* (Agent 1110
53 reports and 11 cables*
Investigation of diamond
smuggling* Working out
details of intra-Africa
conmunications*
6 cables and 22 reports*
Up-to-data picture of
political and economic
relationships of Angola
to Portagal* Reports on
Axis*
13 reports and 3 cablos*
Reports on military in-
stallations and troop
movements* Requisitions
filled for ONI.
17 reports and 5 cables*
Information on operation
of clandestine radiomite"-
443x1? resulting in its
elimination* Informal*,
on diamond ring*
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Portugues E. Africa
Intelligence
2 and 15
recruited
In field.
Africu #20
Ethiopia
Intelligetice
4
Afrtca 3'101
Cairo (3 stations:
Intelligence
(DF)
1 1220, 2 NATO)
59 reports endt 11 cebless
Information on Masi spies*
&man consul at LOUr01300
Marques implicated in dim-
ming! snuggling.
11 reports and 1 cable.
Sstablished cover* Diffi-
cultyt Lack of organiser
to head missies*
Locating lost aircraft.
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The Southeast Asia Theater operates under the direet
oemmand of Lord Louis Mountbatten, Supreme Allied Commander,
Plans for all quasi-military operations are submitted to the
'pi DiVili0A of 1.0742 Acuntbsttents haadquarters for approval?
SEAC relations with *Poi Division have been excellent to date.
*PI' Division has successfully coordinated the aetivities
of SU, SIB, and ?S3. Coordination was impossible previous-
ly, beams, the two were under different commanders. The
staff officer in charge of RP* Division is British Captain
Gammons Williams. SOS, 513, ant OSS each has its representa-
tive on his staff. OSS has emperienced a hostile attitude on
the part of SOI, but relations with SIS haw; baea thmat?
friendly, and coordination under 51 Division has been suc-
cessful,
SZAC is now in process of moving headquarters from New
Delhi to Ceylon. Present activities consist chiefly of pro-
curing sites, settlag up, supplying; procuring pertonnel for
new bases at Colombo, Trincomalee, Kandy.
Activities which SZAC intends to emphasise are: Intelli-
gence in all parts of the Theater, Research and Analysis,
Varitime Operations of a coup-de-main type requiring light
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planes and motor boats, morale subversion, and the development
or special tacties and weapons*
IMELLIOVIOS
U.
NAjor sehnitz is the only SI representative in Delhi*
Be has been working with the /MAT on detailed target studies
? Bangkok* Dr* Dillon filley lc in *harm* of SI in Ceylon*
in. &a
Iv. AAA
14* Colonel Robert Be Bali, ChleCa g' A
as
io sagasar the
largest, and perhups best organized branch in New Delhi* It
reoeatly eompleted "Situation Report 411, ma thorough stuar of
military operations, communications, economics, political and
psyshological intelligence in Bums* Yurther achievemants
eonsisted of cooplling source reporta t producing Et
thousand file cards, largely short translations frost Japanese
aad. Chinese intelligence, etc*
VI. SO
'II*
lanai
No MO representative is in new Delhi at presuat? nor
are 110 plans for ziLAC being presented yet to "Ps Diviaion.
Plans for this area are well organized* A special portfolio
of leaflets, pictures, and other subversive material has been
prepared in Washington, and samples forwarded.
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General Donovan just proposed and approved a program to
set up 1mmediate/7 in SEAC a nucleus of selected men, officers
for Maritime work. Wajor implementation of the Maritime Unit
in SEAC depends upon General's success in getting more marine,
navy personnel, and boatg. Lt. Fisher Hoveris already in
Ceylon. Chief WU problem in SAC: obtainina fest service
sal/I6 The General's efforts may now make them available.
X. 2g
XI* gaida4WIONa
xix.WAVIclik
This Branch is well organized, functioning smoothly.
Piincipel recent achievements obtaining generous ship4ents
of supplies and Xanket TCA for water shipments of personnel.
XIII. 21?1ALAMITIQUU
XIV. WASHINGTON CONSIDEAATION AFFECTING TliE FIELD
Chief Washington decision affecting SEAC is the Navy's
statement of inability to provide boats for this Theater.
As has been noted earlier in this report, General Donovan is
now working on this problem.
Work an personnel allotments has proceeded! At prere.ant
the allotment is 753. Possibly it will be increased.
( c A )
Colonel Coughlin, Strategic Services Officer for OSS in
China, with headquarters in Chungking, has under his authority
all OBS operations in this area, as well as those carried on
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tor of SCO (Sino-American Cooperative Organisation).
i. Aiwa (China)
Principal recent Washington decision affecting OSS China
is the clarification of SACO-OSS relationship, OSS and the
Navy will each have individual commands and each will report
to General Tai Li direct. He will be asked to add another
Deputy Director to SACO. O$S and Navy both agree to work
toward keeping the complete SACO effort directed against the
elAimy and to stay outside all Chinese matters.
Ae a result of recent changes worked out among the three
cooperating groups of SACO, all but two of seven camps in
China started under the direction of Captain Ailes will hence-
forth be regarded as etriatly Naval operations. The two re-
maining cap, Numbers 5 and 60 will operate with OSS :Undo
and Dersonnel, with the dnenAratinn of the nhinana4
Camp 6 is the Thai Group, consisting of 22 officlnas and
.ert under Colonel Khairt, Kunjara, Free Thai Army. They estab-
lished themselves at Ssemao, near the Thai borders late in
January, Among them is Nicol Smith, finance officer, who
Trots5,e, %isft4t is 4^* vtra
Ma. ? 'a?a. ? .ur a 4
ea
in three buIldings
with a pagoda for the radio outfit. Townspeople are extreme-
ly friendly, the group is in excellent spirits and the Colonel
4-;ad exec ted to enter Thailand between the 15th of February
and the middle of Ihirch. Since this time certain political
questions have arisen which aro holding up this expedition.
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Two important Thai persons, Tulerska and Tilaka, whom we
brought to Washington, agreed with the Thai Minister here
that for political reasons Kunjura should not be the one to
enter the country. Present plans call for an important Thal
personage to be brought out of the country to establish a
Thai government in exile. lila esrape is
410"
be effected by
submarine which it is hoped the *Po Division will sake avail-
able sometime in April.
Ca ap 5, WT:.* -maynier ission, iiire the Kunjare Mission,
is being held up by political considerations. With the bles-
sing of Miles, French Commander'lleynier, with 8 'french offi-
cers, 2 enlisted men and 18 native soldiers, established
theraolves at Nanning some five months ago, their avowed pur-
pose being to send SO and SI agents into Indo.-China. where
Wernier elai4s to have important political connections.
Operations were suspended in October, 1943? by General Petch-
kaft, Free French representative to China. Colonel Emblanc?
Petchkoff's executive officer, explains that Petchkoff wants
Aim/or to coordinate the activities of his group with those
of ?tiler agents which Lie Frehch Lave in the 9=0 theater.
Emblanc insists taat the Ueynier Group expand its work hmrsnA
intelligence and small sabotaee to the lareer fioid fargAn-
ising resistance. To be effective, says Emblanc, such resist-
ance must be outlined within the framework of a plan which co-
ordinates and synthesizes the efforts of all French agents and
groups in the area. So far, in this mutter, OSS has heeded
a 0
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e rig
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the word of Petchkoffs the French official of highest author-
ity, and has not insisted upon Uoynieris following his orig-
inal plan. Some useful intelligence has already been gather.
ad by members of the Ueynier Group. It is possible that the
unit will accept directives from General Pettchkoff and pro-
ceed to do good work.
ii. DBITAGWALNT 10/ (China)
I. isms/
Detachment 101 has its headquarters on a former tea
plantation at Nasira in the Indian Hill country. From the
hub of this central training camps groups have radiated into
the field. Their general function is the undermining of
Japanese positions by all forms of harrassments widening the
scope of sabotage and subversive activities, organizing Bur-
use resistances and supplying intelligence to the Allied
Army from behind Japanese lines.
;NTELLIGENCII
II. AL
Opt:rations trod Detachment 101 began as SO activi-
ties but nave developed into primarily those of an SI naturrs
light groups of from two to thirty individuals are at present
keeping up a constant stream of InfolemAtiews inside japer?
ese occupied territory to various Allied Army headquarters
and fighter comaands.
One groups for instances called 'Forwards* at present
has live radio operations in the vicinity of Myitkyinas Fort
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Harrison and Southorn Triangla in BUT541. They have one agent
with whoa they are in constant touch by radio who has access
to all japanase installations in northern Burma* His recent
report of a trip through Iandalay, Xaynyo and Sagain g con-
tained aany items or military importance, 5/1C11 WM iamir
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tion of airdrome operations, storago dumps, and other in-
stallations.
A second group, named wascar,w is operating in UK* area
of langkyi, gaining information of the Japans** in that aria.
This group rescued the crew of one crashed plane of tha ATC.
A third group has ;Ivan acourate re-?ts on the results
of air action againat enemy-held designatad re-
munerativs targets to the air corps, captured one japans*,
11m:tenant from a crasIlad Zero and sent hi* in for interroga-
tion, and rescued two Amarican combat pilots shot down in
enemy territory.
A fourth group, called M1:flathead,* has four radio sta-
tions si4--teii at var4onn point?, along an important highway in
th* area of gogaung-Uaingkwan? an arta frequently wentionod
in headlinies today. Their reports have been, alost valuable to
Remtnar in maintaininw his intelligence of the Japan,-
es* activities on his itamediate front. They have supplied the
Air Corps with pinpoint locations of Japan.** concentrations
and instalations? and bombing results have been excellent.
This group !143 CO=0 to grips with rhos Japanese in hand-to-hand
combat. Two recent encounters resulted in 24 dead iTapanese.
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The activities of all four of these groups are closely
coordinated with allied military forces in this command and
their work has received high praise -rom the military author-
ities.
Two diffioultios coufrant sI aetivities in this area
lack of adequate peraannel and lack of adequate security.
The intelligence section now consists of ilajor Aitken and,
temporarily, Captain Chester Chartrand, who evaluate the in-
formation coming almott arwitinacusly from our agents in the
Yield and disseminate it to various military officers of air
and ground forces in the critical areas.
Security at present is merely the individual responsi-
bility or iiersous on te post, except that a number of
Gurkhas guard the various buildings and installations at 101.
The estimate for a complete section calls for a total or some
72 individuals, immediate extension of work is dependent upon
the arrival of a cartographtr, a security oticer a clerk to
pre;Are Intelligence summaries, and a all group of enlisted
men for duty on ground defense.
Future pians? which are dependent upon tlist needs just
call tor t:le extension of present activities. Three
groups
tiont
hsaizkn
trained, equipped, and made ready for opera-
a. The sTulay Group consists of 2 Kachins with radio
to operate in the area of Shamo-Narihkan in order to
gain inforaation of Japanese activities, installations,
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wy....tion by n4iiihr
airfields. They will tia put
into
airdrop.
b. The seeond, the Vemasof Group of five Kachins,
has been specially trained in the use of small prepared
charges and light liwandiaries for the purpose of de-
stroying Jaanoso installations in the Bhamo-Katha-
Mohnyia area.
e. The 'Waite Group consists of four native.appear-
ing Anglo.Burwose, the leader of *los is a former head
of the police in Lashio. Their mission is to report
by radio information of Japanese activities and instal-
lations in the area of Lashio, Mandalay. They, too,
will be put into operation by night airdrop.
The summary attached to the rear of this report
brings us up to date on the activities of the various groups
operating froxt 101, soma of iihith ealready baen domitribrd,
III. Aras
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VI.
Activities described under SI are, for the most part
being performed by dO personnel.
VII. AIR ACTIVITIE4
OSS air activities in the Far East consist exclusively
of the dropping of supplies aad .orsonnol. When agents and
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supplies must be dropped into the Field behind enemy lines
we borrow transportation planes and fighter escroYt froa Sha
nearest U. S. Army fighter comnandi Most of these drops haVis
boon successful, but on January 11, three C.474, although es-
corted by a top cover of eight fighter planes, were appeoached
from below and shot down by Zeros. attire crews of two planes
and all but three from the third, a total of some twenty men,
were killed.
Tins AO
At the request of General Donovan, Lt. Commander Taylor
inspected the possibilities of *orals, operations in connec-
tion with SO operations at 101. In his opinion, opportunities
are excellaLt. UO purpose will be to destroy the hold which
tne Japanese have gained over the general population in oc-
cupied Burma C.rough terrorism and propagards. According to
Commander Taylor, the most effective type of 110 operation for
this tiles-ter is tlat witich is syparsntly a spontaneous activi-
ty of the natives. We should supply the impetus, the organ-
ization, and the direction but jistivekfthoulli do the Actual
lajammillag in ways that they understand. To do this job,
11,011.646
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,Asktft 'Pada 2:41ms-landant1y ftstationad ta 101 to ad.
vise on operations. One highly intelligent and literate
native from each of the language groups with which we snail
have to work should be recruited and trained in MO principles
and techniques. He will then train agents, draft and revise
leaflets, advise on operations.
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Before effective MO operations eau be launehed, a great
d*al of information must be obtained about conditions in oc-
cupied territory -- some by secret agents, some by researeh
in Delhi and Washington. Evidence of schisms in enemy ranks,
low morale among Japanese or Burmese groups, taxes, regula-
tions or any conditions causing general hardships native
Widet1tions_ awing nir ni?rthms4ams
qw.1P, yWA.WWWUW.WUO Or
scandals among Japanese officers and Burmese officials, are
types of infortgation which may be used as A basis for opera-
ttonal by MO.
The chief problems facing MO are:
I. Recruitment of key personnel with special knowledge
of target areas and native languages.
2. Recruitment of native agents and assistants in U.S.
and overseas.
340 Development here and overseas of a training program
*ore adaptable to Far East special needs.
IL (XU)
In late January a small party approached the Bassein
area in an attempt to land a group. This party found its
landing spot under the observation of a hostile vessel and
returned. Another attmapt will hm made.,
Their purp..sw?
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aww as KWOUUM =1331on of nine officers and men from a
plane forced down in the Bey of Bengal by the OSS rescue boats
this is the only specifically Maritiwo operation from 101 to
date. aowever, nsign W. B. Shepard has outlined an extensive
training and operational program to be earzllod out when adequate
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personnel is made available. His program includes:
a) The landing of *opts along enemy ooacts wh* mar
be picked up again and brought out at a later date.
b) Raconnaissance with P.T. boats, fold boats and
silenv motor surf boards for night and day observation of
enemy shore's, shipping, installations and harbor defenses*
0 Attacks bv itun fire using P.T. boats, supplies and
troops.
d) Landing of small raiding and sabotage partias.
e) Landing guns, in localities whir* nativaa a7a
known to be friendly.
Five officars and 27 enlisted nen are needed to
carry out tfte Uaritima plans envi3aged by Ensign Shepard.
Ensign Shepard has at his disposal already one 63-
foot air rescle type craft to be used for genaral training
at tae base camp. Ie describes as nis needs two P.T. type
craft, one 42-foot launch for supply vessel, 20 OBS fold
boats, and miscellaneok.s
Z. ,Q1
XI, 104AVIICATI0ES
Since the reports by radio from agents in the PislL
constitute the most iwortant part of cur SI work, Cocxmunica-
II is tn.* ,sine maim of our network of operation*. Ilia
main Communications base is at Detach:sant 101 with sub-sea
in the FICA. Yrom tne sub-bases, agents *quipped with co-
pat sending sets penetrate *nom,- lines and broadcast intelli-
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secw.4 back to the sub-bases. Approximately te4wIty-eight re-
porters are now relaying information, The personnel of the
Communications Section at 101 consists of thirty persons.
Or network of radio intelligence could be vastly extended
if persennel and equipment were increased.
In the past two months the base station at 101 has set
a new record for the number of messages handled. The tech-
nical details of frequencies have now been carefully worked
out so that the base station knows the frequency of every
agerlt sending set in the Field. This means that,, should a
sub-base be put out of cossmission for any reason, the main
base could receive the agent's message.
There are 45 student radio operators in training in nine
different camps. Of these, seven are being trained as base
station operators and 38 as agent operators.
aummagua
411441 .4=hnical
ist
.4.6111,
simnlvtrts
adequate power to the agents sending sets. The only answer
to this problem 30 fair is the use of liand generators, which
must be turr..4 cure for every tour of 1,11.^AAAiketing_
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XII. urtim
iiervicos branch nas expanded its Autiltitlis veatly owrk
the past month. Supplies for all the Far last are sent to
OSS warehouses in centrally located Calcutta and routed from
there to the various detachments. In January and February
there were 77 thipments, totaling 341,435 pounds. During the
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first eleven days of March, 600,000 pounds mere sent.
Most of the supplies received at 101 come from Arlor
stores for which applieation made by 101 to the ?hooter
Commander. These consist mostly of ammunition, field equip-
ment and clothing and are supplied free of charge by the Army
to OSS, Material sent from here consists chiefly thin of
diffiftmit to get from the Army, such as commumicau?
Uses equipment, trucks, and arms specially designed for our
uses?
The 0.00,000 a mouth, alIctted an, gpaatal YUnds Braneh
to 101 is expended in salaries to agents and other civilian
employees, and for supplies and food purchased from local
Maim people.
XIII. ZgarijAarak
Trainial
At present there aro 117 students at 101, They
are instr,..cted by a captain, a lit lieutenant, three sergeants
and four natives for Kacnins, Kars and Burmans?
A a4v1.41.11,
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problem is teat some recently arrived instructors must be
given refresher courses before they begin to teach the stu-
dents. TLe only real problem of the aehool at
....
kaesomnel.
e
nragant is that
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Leadoluarters for Field Photographic in the Far East
are at 101. From here, on* enlisted zan has been sent to Cey-
lon to make photographic records of 085 .developments in that
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area, and an officer In Calcutta hes successfUlly completed
fieveril photographic missionS from there, The chief actiVi-
*, is 40 101 *ars U74 ;mit gluier Commander lord is aking
a picture of 101 actiVities. Aesording to the Peers Report,
the photographers are doing an admirable job. Two are in the
Yield one having been dropped by parachute, and another
nwingpanotrated to another base by land. All activities of
Detachment 2.03. are photographed, one photographer being killed
when &rapping food to Commander Luce were shot down by
Japan*** Zmras. ftte Rom. 11.000 feet of film has been
received at the 'Washington laboretory. It is planned to nike
a series Of short films to show to officers and men going to
the Theater to give than some conception of the conditions
awaiting than. The chief need is for combat cameras. 1
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2* 4 Ultima forgoes as.
busting lap Patrols.
results good 16 Zaps
killed*
)*Workiat trottkod gros0
with radio isto
Uriticyins-lbssio MIMI*
4* Oro soint now emplopod
t7 Zaps mntreotor,
has access to *11 of
Burma. **adios oot
excollsnt info*
nataritea" aastera aakawn4 0*;t. Curl 6 3 5 14 1* 3upplies Ocotat torso
vith all into ot 411
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aotivition in MUkseng
Teller*
2* Designates roomperstive
targets to Air sores
and ascertains results*
Thisbas Waal
and wooed serious.
dnnace to the
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Ups resulted in 31
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fiibtor pilot trait
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2. aubmagcata with soils
giving good into of
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pogo for action la
TAmint, Jaroe.
2.to of Jar actliri-
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or Combat Pores.
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liett with Cacao's in
the arca.
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area.
4 1* Ito ?outset.
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Operations.
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6 1* first group of 4 ? no
sontaet.
2. Soaroat group of 2 pet
in safely by submsrine,
thus far no **toot.
6 le First attempt to pet
ashore by boat failed
due to otiose** at
people In *reit.
20 Zatire group not
Cbittagpna. Iwo init.*.
into be put in
operations.
2 le Setting up bade taw
sir moraine and mather
rsparts trot all of our
out etstions for Air
Force.
2. liaison with British
and Lev Fore**.
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6 2 1. Prossot base tar
:Wine Section on sea
rowan* of airmen.
26 Bost now ready for
estive operation*.
airplane ecoident & loss of personnel, this unit, =der 'Un. lipoid/a
IglOas report of sea :Isamu* under olre 3peeilla Operations.
47.2
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SMOMINIMMI
Wimensit.
During the month of hobru&ry* total officers and
enlisted men in all theaters was 665 and the total in train-
ing or transit was 292.
Personnel on duty and in training* and requested
transfers* broken down by Theatisrs* am
woA. at frialnars#
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Meeruitaent of new Communications personnel and
the number reporting for training or processing for immedw,
iate shipoent reached an all-time high. The Branch is now
fully recruited against the existing table of ogganisation.
At the present tine training is being
ret.tvad in two Com-
munications training cups* Areas C and 1,1* where the total
students in training are 93 and 92* respectiv*Vs
JimmuallaiLAWLANINOW,
Major items of shipment totalled in all 79t tons*
including 253 or %be TR-1 wa(Usic
gt Admit) and 111
RBZ receivers (radio receivers for Resistance groups). The
monthly shipments of SSTR.1 portable field sets increased 96%,
with the grand total shipped thus tar to all theaters of 612.
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Adequate supplies of these sets for the Zuropean Mester
(especially the Sussex Plan and the Jedburgh Plan) are on
hand, and current shipping schedules will talcs care of field
requirements during 1944.
the requirements for RS2 resolvers in the auropean
Theater prior to the invasion are expected to be met. One
thousand such units are ready for shipment to NATO at this
time.
II ear ritarivp
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Field Photsspaphp Branch
During the month of February, a total of 35 motion,
picture and still camera crews were used in the production
of photographic reports for Oss and other war agencies. A
total of 53?,997 feet of 35 m. film and 5O,16 feet of
16 MI14 film. were processed by the Wu-Wail:sten laboratory. The
films completed during the mouth included the following:
veNational Gallery of Art*, for the National Callery
*Spars* for the Navy - Coast Guax4
"Mine Sabotage* for SO
There are at the present time units of the Field Photo-
graphis Branch working at Washington, Hollywood, Brasil,
Chungking, London and China-Burma-India area. With respect
,kilitehington the number or eamara crews employed in the
metropolitan area were 18, and outside the metropolitan
area 2. There were also 13 still camera crews actively
engaged during this period.
In addition to photographia work, the bra,..1.01a has been
Agtive in loonopluAlr. They have prepared booklets on Icono-
graphy, Perspective through Teriscope, Pilots Iconometer and
Underwater Depth Determination. In addition instruments have
been built for the Iconoscopic section to be used for
Colonel Haskell's mission, and for SI.
The Hollywood unit has for the past 18 months been
working on a highly secret project for the Toint New Weapons
Committee and the office of Ooientififb Pastaarch and Develop-
ment. They have made a complete photiCaritpaiel gall
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testa that have been made.
The photographic 1/04k OU tbs projeot i Iaan.
thaa threesitourtha couplatedoTri-datt? total or 1X00,000 flowt
has beim exposed, of wank 1011000 fest WMA proeeased by the
tiambtou laboratory duriug the mouth of Yibruerr. Ma is
being assembled aud. sated for a aeries of Diaturea naftmex
Anarisa? The expenses of this pro400t have roasted an setimsw
telt $0.000. of Walsh ths Coordinator of Inter4nerioas
Affnirs is Dayi4g everything in excess of 42$000?
Conserning the ChinamaurmamIndia area, a group of two
offieers and eight enlisted eten are working with Detachment
1014 To date 40M0 114000 feet of fllabas been exposed. and
it is planned to make a series of short films that war two
shown to ?Moors wad QOAU gOiAg to thAg thOgiter tO gtre. ttom
some soaceptiou or the conditions they will find there.
The reports wittreopeot to Amisaand Cpuotatima are
aot =cared in this report,
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A. An increasing demand has become very noticeable for
copies of Foreign Nationalities memoranda and bulletins.
When Ambassador Biddle returned recently from London he
'spoke of Oft* inexpressible values which he found these
papers to possess in connection With the work he 41d with
the Governments-in-lxile. Similar expressions have been
reeeived from other Government representatives abroad as
well as representatives of WS.
AV. The work of the Foreign Nationalities Division in-
eL_es a Tariety of Yield Stadliks Forwiga Political Ac-
tivities in the United States. Among these are the follow-
Ingo
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of 34 group Meetings were attended during the month
of February, of which the greatest number dealt
with Polish, German-Anerican? Lithuanian, Zionist
and T*:14mItft,
va- wassi.a.sas, ili.GALLM ?
Reports WE* pi-it-pared
upon the meetings attended;
b) ?ituation Reoorts on Foreisn PollUcal Activt-
jam and Reports from Field ReBresentatireg.
A total of 57 Situation reports were prepared, deal-
ing particularly with middle Nuropean countries now
under the hegemony of Germany. There were also re-
ports froa Field Representatives totaling 166, the
1111 scirwr
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largest number of '.1111.dtt dealt with Yugoslav, Ger-
mai, Polish Czechemlovak, Italian, Austrian and
French groups.
c) lattaLliganagfaltalL_AINUAL1. 891 reports
were received based upon the reading of foreign
language newspapers. Particular attention was de-
voted to the editorials and comments appearing in
the foreigh language press concerning the Russian
constitutional changes, the future of Slovakia,
an announoement over the Vatican radio with regard
to Tito, relations between Xing Peter and the Yugo-
slav Partisan Government, the Arab Nationalist
Movement in North Africa, the proposed American-
controlled pipeline, references to the :Peace
111101AMPO
movement in the German-American press, Secretary
Hunts warning to Finland to withdrew Irak
*sailor
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Isvestials attack on the Vatican, and others mot
specifically referred to
C. Aan9rts Submit
were sOpitted b7 the Foreign
teslAillki.111/41.1221. - -The reports below
the month of February. They
to DNI? MIS, State, Justice,
Nationalities Branch during
were distributei *ithin
Cimscy'ship; etc.:
rtn_qi;
B-152 Foreign Political Issues in American Life;
B-154 Labor Council Organised to Combat Polish-
American Nfttionalisa;
#.172 Detroit; Sample qf American Polonia;
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1171 Polish Nationalism in the United States;
R.157 Second Centre's of Americans of Ukrain-
ian Descent;
#175 The Baltic Language Press in the United
States;
S-S9 Adasic on British and American Policy
Toward Yugoslavia;
#171 Finland's Dilemma and the Finnish-Amer-
Ivan Community;
B=155 Carpatho-Russis, Clue to Soviet Policy?
Chapter 3;
B-156 Salvemlni's Lecture Tour;
S-SS Tibor v= Bekhardt;
B-159 A New Habsburg Publication;
B-160 A Fascist Forgery Reappears in the
United States;
#174 Scandinavian-Language Press in the
United States;
8.153 Elections of French Deputies in the
Western Hemisphere;
5-46 Ruth Fischer on 'Stalin's "Free Oermanym;
S-S7 Halifax Speech;
B-150 Th. American Slot* Contreaa Moves Leftward.
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la 444, Itko sentribationn of thoi 1.10 Wieldy
sumar, tug aloft is props:lag the PI Weekly. Daily rautivio
sow arsasasoi, Oral Theater immortal, Situation Ihspalts,
Weekly Airy.* to tto Oetpostsb est spools./ ,Wocoinatinso
welsh isolate a sew *salvation* taring the mos* of *titles
ant oloariaig speoial rspes#: to to Thircertat o talio Maislow
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hap Division aoceptot rogaesta tor 107 sew saps, eat
sompleist 92 tarisg Irebreary? This requests for saw nape say
be' broken tow so tallow
out.. of Stratogio Services
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nomakiptaent (AMP)
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!be wolmOilotwor* may be XU treted by the follow-
lad figures:
lap Disbursement* 21.117 titles and
38.i252 sheets
4311
Tosompophic Sods's:
111000100,44 22 models, including, 2 new models
geiget91 17 ? ? 1 ? model
...-1WrifvogyMws 25 * 20 * model*
lb. moat startling change in the 'monthly disbursement
ot,napi has Wrea tbe increene from lAttl to 10.722 sheets
it out to the ONS field.
Of the 1,341 eelor prints distributed, 564 went to
the Chief of Staff of the Army, and 291 to the Army Air
Forces.
During the month of February, the only new model Co..,
plated was No. XXXVII, North Italy Istonsion. In addition,
h..woverg Clime are twenty new models in progress as follows:
Azores; Western New Guinea; Canary Islands; Northern Greece
and Albania; Kamchatka; Southeast Asia, Parts 3,4,5 and 6;
Kuril's; Southwestern France; Southeast luroper, Parts 1,2,3,
4 and 5; Denmark and Southern Norway; Central Norway; Greece
Crete combination; NoTthern Italy and Adjacent Areas.
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coo* Om the followidg sources:
saw Nadal* and diumlie4t.il
sadjoitaey Ofliar 91 Wats
of Staff 14 C40414iitt Army Staff 5; General DenoVian 24 General
lard (Field Artiiiiry School) 3; Special
Southwest Pacific Section 0-2 1.
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jiieggs-Afriaa Diyigia.--Civil Affairs work is in prog-
ress and represents the largest single commitment of this
Division. tn. Div/stick Ursa thrao major
wnh?gilitiminfult YIN&
itemomic, Geographic and Political. The work of all three
inAludms the evaluation of SI documents.
Activities of the Bcondmic sub-division incluide spec-
ial work by the Oil Section for the State Department, a
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modities, also prepared for the State Department, in the
field of agriculture, work:has boon done on requirements in
occupied or litAlrated
areAA by rentl*St frog UNRRA. PEA, and
t.. International Division of the Army.
There as been continuous work on cartels as well as
civil affairs. Respecting the latiiiirs a numbs:
affairs handbooks and projects were completed by the Geogra-
phic sub-division with respect to Germany.
Tim Political sub-division, divided into seven geogra-
phical sections has completed a wide variety of reports and
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spes4i-Votuesta..frins ugh sourcisi to MOM reverts:* !bey
_spere ?Ole to supply the inforsatiOn requested and to meet the
.4dliaa-ops---? Tares of the reports were prepiiteAt for ATICv
filliosa 1) Publicly .Annouseed Attitude of--the 0US- tosard
Germania 2)- .The Finnish SituatiOnj 3r) The 'sport or the
&Feist Constitttlenal
In aiditioar the Division prepar$ a report on logistics
la taste= Siberia at the urgent recast of the Target 1a-
tranal4 is-faperstiosigl. Division .1.47, and, a report, at
the requeari of lir. Donald Salseas on the ilagaitogoriit Pierre-
Metallurgical Combine.
ty-six la-portant reports were
eespletod during Fibivary, most significant of which was
the- topographic study of Shiaushu- (northeesternaost of the
Xurila Islands),
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plans for training all MO students there were offeetuetw6
tweinS14401m,F, The MO 'wheel will be of three weeks doilies
Sion -- tee weeks spent cm baste %PALAU"( *Aid one en advanced
training, This relieves pressure on-SEU611, making it pawl-
blis to eeneentrete on II, 362 and a few $O students who are
intarad ithoma
2. Difficulties of reermiiment aseApperted owing to the
caliber of the offieers reertitei Ulm& Persomma
meat, As a soitoolsocoo, requests have been node for the
transfer, PAU**, within OSS or out into general serviee, of
some men who reported for duty.
3.? During Febrway, a total of 913 man receivod inatrue.
ties in the various cups. The instruetion program and use
of the Areas may be invesaripmpd? briofly, a* follow
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VOW aa a holdiftg skew for porsonma Awaiting
**purity *hook and those awaiting transfer out of
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A-4, 46 students,
Paramilitary, to a large extent for students
free the SO Branehe this course as expanded frost
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two weeks to three weeks. It is regarded as an
adequate program for %boss enlisted mmn who have
met hat their basic training.
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additional courses.
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Paramilitary training, largely for SO personnel.
Mag./ - 36 students.
SI.50 basic trainins school: tosathor with
courses on counter-espionage and related agent work.
Area r . 252 students.
Tittining Airlips for operational stoup*. There
was a sharp drop in the nuabor enrolled.
Apia . so students.
Preliminary training for Communications, pot4.
ing the completion of security check,
AgegA . 132 students.
The assessment school.
Area RTU-14 - 37 students. Finishing school for
agent branches, predominantly SI & :6.24, This area
has now been relieved of MO training.
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the ileitis; Special Swimming group Who had
boon training at Cant Pendleton moved to Camp WA
on Catalina Island* It was plannod to glvo this
group tactical swages in off-shore approaohes
So land, using various &ramps such as surf boards,
kayaks, pada* boards, etc.
Rocruiting for an tdditienal *vitamin; grem,
has alroady boon started, but beyond this the fu-
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