ASSASSINATION ARCHIVES

AND RESEARCH CENTER

SELECT CIA PSEUDONYMS

[Note: Courtesy of Dr. John Newman,  Bill Simpich, and Carmine Savastano. This list is a work in progress. Please bookmark this page for periodic updates. Additions may be submitted for review by contacting us at editor.aarclibrary@gmail.com]

 

Manuel Artime:

  • Javier: 104-10193-10382, and 104-10240-10206
  • Ignacio (for AMPALMS): 104-10240-10314, and 104-10240-10022

Tracy Barnes:

  • Playdon: 104-10061-10115

Bernard Barker:

  • Spencer O. Terteling, 104-10194-10059

Tracy Barnes:

  • PLAYDON [See HSCA Names List 104-10061-10115]

Richard Bissell:

  • John L. Kane: 104-10185-10384, 104-10185-10060

William Broe:

Broe was the Chief of the Western Hemisphere Division in 1966 and as of 7/3/67. “Lund” was the Chief of Western Hemisphere Division as of 6/14/67.

David Christ:

Christ was Chief of Technical Services Division, captured by Cuban Intelligence during an operation inside Cuba to bug the New China News Agency, 1960.

June Cobb:

  • Joyce H. Pineinch; 104-10175-10117
  • Clarinda E. Sharp; 104-10175-10365

Lucien Conein:

CIA career agent, paramilitary, 1946-1968

Al Cox (succeeded O’Mara as COB JMASH):

  • Robert Reynolds: See Volume I, Appendix Six
  • Robert Rogers: 104-10261-10017
  • Eric D. Rodick: 104-10233-10356
  • Robert Davis: 104-10106-10013
  • Paul J Manson (CH/FOB [JMASH]):
  • Robert Vincent:104-10179-10075; 104-10106-10013

Ken M. Crosby:

  • Bernard Reichardt: 104-10061-10115
  • Patrick I. Karnley: (Droller motel security flap): 104-10110-10213, 104-10110-10206

Crosby spent five years with the FBI during WWII; in late summer 1959, was a stockbroker for American business community in Havana; worked closely with CIA Chief of Station James Noel in Havana; invited to Washington to give Allen Dulles and two of his aides a briefing on Castro; Crosby recalled in a 1996 interview that he told the CIA director that he and many of his business associates in Havana were convinced that “the only way to get rid of Castro was to kill him.”  [Seymour Hersh, The Dark Side of Camelot, 1998 ed., pp. 161-162]

Ross Lester Crozier:

  • Ron Cross; 104-10143-10180
  • Arthur G Vaivida #112569 Same as Ross Crozier; 104-10114-10070 and 1993.08.10.16:29:28:780038
  • Harold R. Noemayr; 104-10114-10007 (ALSO #112569)
  • Roger Fox; 104-10181-10325

Norris W. Damicone:

  • [Possibly:] Al Marin; 104-10183-10437 with 104-10183-10439

Lawrence Devlin, Congo, Leopoldville Station Chief:

  • Victor S. Hedgman; 157-10014-10080
  • Guthman; 104-10185-10057; 104-10185-10058
  • [PROBABLY:] Walter D. Heston; 104-10182-10194

Gerard Droller:

  • Frank Bender; 104-10193-10351
  • Wallace A. Parlett; 104-10160-10195; 104-10271-10158
  • Drecher (Hunt: GIVE US THIS DAY, P. 24)

Ray DuBois AKA Wiesinger:

  • Ray Adams; 104-10296-10062; 104-10165-10039
  • Charles B. Wiesinger; 104-10296-10062

Allen Dulles:

  • ASCHAM: 104-10310-10001; (Crypt = CITASTE: 104-10049-10323; 104-10315-10036; 104-10315-10037; 104-10177-10113).

Ramon Joseph Alvarez Durant (LIEMPTY-1):

Coordinated the three photographic base houses focused on the Soviet compound in Mexico City.

Ann Elizabeth Goldsborough Egerter:

  • Betty Eggeter: 104-10015-10043; 104-10322-10043; 104-10015-10042
  • Susan Purcell: 180-10131-10333 AND 104-10246-10017 (Betsy Wolf write-up of Hardway interview with Susan Purcell)

Jake Esterline:

  • Anthony R. Ponchay: 104-10109-10162
  • Jacob England: 104-10220-10017

Delia Failde:

  • “DRAGON LADY”; 104-10162-10197
  • [POSSIBLY:] Catherine Taaffe—Both names may be pseudonyms—[See CHAPTER 19, Where Angels Tread Lightly, John M. Newman (2015) for a discussion of the possible connection between these two women]

Richard M. Fallucci (TFW/FI):

  • William “Bill” Thompson, and “Harvey Thompson: 104-10215-10080 (the redactor forgot to remove Fallucci’s name from the RIF sheet), 104-10102-10010 with 104-10102-10050 and 104-10183-10064

The possibility that Fallucci was, or worked with, Sidney P. Di Ubaldo:

  • Sidney P. Di Ubaldo is AKA John Bretheim, met AMSMILE-1 6/10/64: 104-10274-10274; meeting with AMWHIP-1 5/21/65, re AMBUNNY: 104-10183-10439
  • [POSSIBLY:] MR. WILLS; 104-10183-10413 (Iglesias wants to see him in Madrid)

Desmond Fitzgerald:

  • James Clark: (as a representative of RFK—GPFOCUS): 104-10521-10019; 104-10102-10010
  • Chester D. Dainold: 104-10195-10142; 104-10182-10034
  • “Jefe”: 104-10241-10151

Charles E. Flick:

Chief of intercept unit in Mexico City.

Warren Frank:

  • Edward D. Knapman: Chief JMWAVE FI: 104-10231-10102, 104-10231-10246 and 104-10103-10024; handwriting match: 104-10164-10198 and 104-10065-10359. Signatures: 104-10164-10198; 104-10065-10359; 1993.07.13.17:28:42:1803540
  • Frank Booth: 104-10171-10401
  • Joe Crespi: 104-10166-10440
  • Chief FI at WAVE: 180-10145-10269; 104-10231-10246;
  • Sforza works with Warren Frank: 180-10145-10269
  • Walter H. Gebaide: 104-102710-10039. Knapman was the case officer for AMPALM-1 (see 104-10164-10201), Oscar Echevarria y Salvat, and this might be the “Echevarria” that shows up in lots of 1960ish cables.  Angel Ros was AMPALM-10.  In VOL I, I identified  Knapman as AMPARCH-1 (with this complicated proof: AMPARCH-1: Probably Edward D. Knapman—was exfiltrated from Cuba on 6/8/61with Tony Sforza (AMRYE-1)*, both had been stay-behind agents; both went on to work in the FI branch at JMWAVE, where Knapman was the chief** and Sloman (Sforza) worked for him***; in 12/60 in Cuba, AMBRILL-1 was a source of Knapman’s****;*104-10180-10134; **104-10231-10102; ***104-10231-10246; ****104-10169-10270), and associated Knapman with AKA Warren Frank (See 104-10103-10024) and AKA Frank Booth (see 104-10171-10401).  After coming to Miami with Sforza in mid-1961 (see story in VOL I. Where Angels Tread Lightly, John M. Newman, 2015, I have Knapman taking over WAVE FI in December 1961 (104-10231-10102).

Carlos Lopez Gonzalez:

  • Carlos Tepedino Gonzalez (LEGAL NAME CHANGE); 104-10247-10198
  • “Francisco”; 104-10183-10413

Ann Goodpasture:

Senior aide to Mexico City chief of station Win Scott.

Sidney Gottlieb:

  • Joseph Scheider AKA Sidney Braun:

Alleged Assassination Plots Involving Foreign Leaders, United States Senate, Interim Report of the Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations (Washington DC: US Government Printing Office, 1975), p. 23.   When testifying before the Church Committee, Gottlieb used the alias Joseph Scheider. Note: the Church Committee incorrectly states that another alias used by Gottlieb was “Joe” Braun; in fact it was Sidney Braun.

David U. Groves:

  • Douglas J. Freapane; 104-10128-10329

Juan Manuel Guillot (AMBRONC-5):

One of the stay behind net chiefs inside Cuba; ran Operation Pepe with Raphael Quintero.

William K. Harvey: [#32814: RIF 1993.07.20.14:27:51:590280, OS/SAG files for HSCA staff]

  • William Walker: #32814, alias issued May 1962 and used until reassigned in June 1963; 104-01310-10013
  • Daniel M. Presland: 104-10298-10045, 104-10274-10121

Jack Hawkins:

  • Rocky Farnsworth: (first chief of WH/4/PM): 104-10301-10004, 104-10274-10040
  • Pentleone: 104-10228-10438; Pantleone was also in PM, goes to WAVE as Robert Moore becomes CH/WH/4/PM.  James Pekich and Calvin Hicks were also in WH/4/PM; John D. Peters is in WH/4/PM/OPS;, starts there (according to Pfeiffer) before his assignment as COB TRAV (September-December 1960), and then to WAVE or HQS PM; in summer 1963 he joins Hecksher’s AMWORLD

Thomas J. Hazlett: [104-10266-10155] [CHIEF CUBAN OPS MEXICO CITY STATION 56-4/62, 104-10086-10394] [C/O FOR JUNE COBB, 104-10266-10022]

  • Clyde K. Shryock; 104-10175-10428
  • Bill Mannix; 104-10266-10024

Henry D. Hecksher (See Chapter Nine):

  • Nelson L. Raynock: 104-10241-10131, 104-10240-10320
  • Henry Boysen: 104-10241-10184
  • James E. Beckhoff: 104-10101-10066, 104-10211-10346

Richard Helms:

  • Thomas Lund: 104-10088-10058
  • Knight

E. Howard Hunt:

  • Edward J. Hamilton (Also Eduardo and Edwardo)
  • Walter C. Twicker
  • Terrence C. Crabanak

Carl Jenkins:

  • Zaboth: 104-10240-10087, 104-10240-10238; Haynes Johnson, The Bay of Pigs, pp. 38-45.

George E. Joannides:

  • Walter D. Newby: 104-10304-10000

Colonel Wendell G. Johnson:

  • F. Passavoy: 104-10227-10145; 104-10232-10003; 104-10227-10143; 104-10227-10345

Floryan Randolph Karty:

William M. Kent: 104-10303-10003, 104-10163-10181:

  • Kent’s name compromised in Orrison Affair: 104-10414-10124, p. 345)
  • Robert K. Trouchard: (case officer for Conte Aguero): 104-10244-10018
  • Oliver H. Corbuston: (=Gupton and forms DRE in 1960): 104-10181-10325
  • Douglas Gupton AKA George Witner: 104-10406-10273

J.C. King:

Marcos Diaz Lanz:

  • Mariano Jimemez Y Gomez; (180-10144-10222)

Elvio Rivero Limonte:

  • Santiago Sanz; 104-10171-10401

Henry Preston Lopez:

  • Edward G. Tichborn: 104-10119-10228; 104-10119-10231; 104-10119-10232; 104-10119-10233; 104-10119-10236; 104-10174-10059; and CIA Security File of Henry Preston Lopez 1993.08.13.18:01:11:210059.

Miguel Angel Leon:

  • Cuco; 104-10267-10104 (See Sloman comment); 104-10216-10352; 104-10076-10088
  • Domingo Beltrand; 104-10267-10099

Herbert Manell:

Chief of Soviet Russia division in Mexico City.

John McCone:

  • Thomas A. Brent: Analysis of 5/1/62 McCone-Miro Cardona Meeting, from Passavoy reports and WAVE dispatches:
PASSAVOY (COL WENDELL D. JOHNSON) AND JMWAVE REPORTS RE 1 MAY MEETING

 
PASSAVOY #292*

104-10233-10180

 PASSAVOY #293*

104-10233-10271

 WAVE 5/11/62 DISPATCH**

104-10298-10018

 WAVE 5/31/62 DISPATCH**

104-10298-10003
Miro Cardona Miro Cardona AMBUD-1 AMBUD-1
Goodwin Goodwin Goodwin Goodwin not mentioned
Al Rodriguez interpreted interpreter not mentioned KUBARK interpreter interpreter not mentioned
Miro said meeting with McCone was “most gratifying” exploratory friendly meeting with McCone purpose to meet and get acquainted with Thomas A. Brent AMBUD said he was “happier with this conversation than his meeting (4/10/62 see PASSAVOY 293) with GPIDEAL

Notes:

  • *Thomas A. Brent is not mentioned in Passavoy reports
  • **McCone is not mentioned in WAVE dispatches
  • McCone is at least suitable for Brent in flowers for LISIREN-3 (MEXI 6768—11/2/63)
  • Edwin N. Reingold was Caribbean correspondent for Time Magazine, and would only met with “high-level” CIA officials and “refused to have anything to do with organization at operational levels.” Ray was very pissed off at Reingold for his article in Time Magazine. [WAVE 8845, 104-10180-10330]. Reingold reasoned that that article was the reason Thomas A. Brent had summoned him on 16 June 1962.

Eloy Guttierez Menoyo:

  • Lazaro Cristobal Florian Martinez Mendez; 124-90135-10190

David Sanchez Morales (“El Indio”):

  • Stanley R. Zamka, AKA Delgado; 104-10261-10040
  • Gonzales; 180-10142-10307

Lee R. Mylchraine (possibly):

  • Gerald N. Askren; 104-10246-10021; TDY MEXI, RTN HQS 5/8/64

Jorge Nobregas Heria:

  • Coco; 104-10267-10099

James (Jim) Noel:

  • Woodrow C. Olien; 104-10167-10383
  • Jim Noble: Peter Wyden, BAY OF PIGS (pp. 114-116)

Justin O’Donnell:

  • Oliver B. Altman: 104-10310-10215
  • Michael J. Mulroney: Alleged Assassination Plots Involving Foreign Leaders, United States Senate, Interim Report of the Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations (Washington DC: US Government Printing Office, 1975), pp. 32-45.

Manuel Vega Perez:

  • MARCOS; 104-10276-10220; 104-10276-10003

David Atlee Phillips:

  • Michael M. Choaden: 104-10128-10329
  • Knight [GIVE US THIS DAY, p. 26]
  • “Douglas,” name for Phillips used by Conte Aguero: 104-10166-10440 (10/31/67); also re AMIGGY-1, case officer can establish bona fides by identifying himself as “Miguel” and saying he is a friend of “Douglas”: 104-10231-10224 (3/2/61)
  • Bob Lee, and Roberto when pitching AMSESS: 104-10072-10234 (9/24/64)
  • John D. Nadleman (1954-1955: PP/OPS Staff, PP/INFO COORD DIV, PP/CRTV): 104-10128-10086; 104-10128-10120; 104-10136-10358
  • [Possibly:] Neil T. Pickworth (interviewed and assesses AMCORE-2, Conte Aguero on his arrival in May 1960: 104-10244-10018, 104-10171-10033
  • Abbot 104-10260-10440 (credit to Matthew Scheufele)

James S. Pekich:

  • “Mr. Dimitry”: 104-10262-10061

Rafael Quintero (AMJAVA-4):

Ran Operation Pepe with Juan Manuel Guillot.

Juan Nepomuseno Frias Ramirez (LIEMPTY-2):

Collected operational information on targets of opportunity in Mexico City.

Jose Ignacio Rivero:

  • Bebito 104-10265-10326

Emilio Americo Rodriguez:

  • Arnaldo Berenguer (104-10178-10274 with 104-10180-10156)
  • Peter J. Digerveno: 104-10161-10330 (214442 is Emilio’s CIA Security Number)
  • George DePilot and Juan Cardenas: Reel 15, Folder N, about p. 51, in Ray’s files] Mendez 104-10103-10125

Nestor Sanchez:

  • Matthew H. Ontrich [C/O for AMLASH]; Compare 104-10215-10241 to p. 87 of 104-10057-10270, See also 104-10215-10238
  • Nicholas Sanson, This pseudo is known to AMWHIP (Carlos Tepedino), in Paris 63-64 WATL; 104-10521-10019

Winston Scott (Mexico City Station Chief):

  • Willard C. Curtis (See Jefferson Morley, Our Man in Mexico)

Colonel Severs:

  • Colonel Erikson S. Nichols, American Air Attache in U.S. Embassy Havana; 104-10167-10057

Theodore R. Shackley:

Robert Tyler Shaw:

Anthony L. Sileo (Assistant attaché, U.S. Embassy in Havana, 1958):

  • George D. Scorgory: He and Olien met and talked with AMLASH-3 about Cubela’s plan to assassinate Castro: 04-10102-10010; Alberta Blanco Ramirez in Madrid: 104-10183-10187. The day after that meeting, the Madrid Station sent a cable (1705) to HQS and WAVE saying that Olien and Scorgory had met AMLASH-3 on 9/15/64, and discussed the AMLASH-1 plan to assassinate AMTHUG, 104-10234-10428; a different CIA report about the 9/15/64 meeting with Alberto Blanco Ramirez said the two were [James Noel] and Anthony Sileo.  Therefore, Sileo must be Scorgory: 104-10103-10187 [and Olien is a well establish pseudonym for James Noel]
  • Andres Sanders: The day before that meeting (9/15/64), Scorgory, using the alias Andres Sanders, talked with AMLASH-3 (MADRID 1681): 104-10183-10187

Anthony Sforza:

  • Enrique: 104-10295-10016 and 104-10109-10162 AND 104-10113-10070; [hid in his home 18-21 APR 61: 104-10183-10073 and 104-10295-10016
  • Henry J. Sloman, AKA Enrique: [best copy is 104-10295-10016; 104-10183-10065
  • Frank Stevens AKA Enrique: 104-10109-10162
  • Alfred Sarno 6/25/75 CC deposition: 157-10005-10250

Jim “Jimmie” Smith [Droller Miami security flap; See Chapter Eight, Countdown to Darkness, John M. Newman, 2017]:

  • Fravel S. Brown: 104-10110-10207, 104-10110-10214, 104-10113-10326
  • Enzel 104-10193-10119, 104-10193-10118

Jack Stewart:

Harold Swenson: [104-10131-10005]

  • Harold Safely; 104-10216-10413, 104-10183-10428

Boris Tarasoff:

Phillip Toomey:

  • “Thompson”; 104-10265-10128

Alan White:

Earl Williamson (Madrid A/COS by 12/31/64: MADR 2694, 104-10216-10236) [See Appendix Four WATL]:

  • Wallace A. Growery AND “Jaime”: 10/23/62 Met with AMWHIP in NYC: AMLASH-1 had not provided an address at which he was to receive mail from “Jaime” (Earl Williams 104-10215-10343; [Same doc:] AMWHIP-1 talked with Williamson last August: 104-10215-10343; “Jaime” is identified as Wallace Growery in Fallucci’s summary of contacts with Cubela—The reason Cubela and Tepedino used the name “Jaime” was because they could not pronounce Williamson’s true first name (Earl): 104-10102-10050
  • Alfonso Rodriguez and Alfredo Fernandez: In Cuba during the late 1950s, Manuel Ray knew Rodriguez as Alfredo Fernandez but used his true name Rodriguez in all of their personal meetings, and Ray recognized and remembered “HAVING MET [REDACTED NAME] (The text indicates this person’s name was Growery]) IN CUBA YEARS AGO”; The name EARL WILLIAMSON fits perfectly in the space: 104-10179-10135; Williamson was still using the Alfredo Fernandez pseudonym when meeting with Manuel Ray in NYC 20-22 JULY 1962: 104-10274-10194.
  • For signature of Wallace A. Growery on 8/15/57, Havana Station, Varona PRQ-II, SEE 104-10261-10024
  • Earl Williamson was DCOS, Havana Station—Fired by Ambassador Smith; WINDS OF DECEMBER: A Bill Williamson was deputy COS in Havana. Williamson had been extremely close to the plotters of the 9/5/57 naval uprising at Cienfuegos, and had been transferred out of Cuba a few months before the end of 1958.  Similarly, Hugh Thomas (CUBA—The Pursuit of Freedom, P. 961) identifies the CIA DCOS as “William Williamson,” who “had told the conspirators that any government set up as the result of a successful uprising would be recognized by the U.S. (P. 961).  Manolo Ray’s CIA cryptonym was AMBANG.  The 5/29/59 CIA PRQ-II on him confirms that Growery was present at all three meetings between Ray and the CIA station.  At that time Ray was the head of the underground in Havana.  It is possible that Williamson changed his first name from Earl to William for his mission in Cuba.
  • Alfonso Rodriguez; AKA Alfredo Fernandez when meeting with Manuel Ray—104-10179-10135; AKA Alfonso Fernandez when meeting with Elvio Rivero Limonte—104 10171-10401; See Appendix Four, Where Angels Tread Lightly, John M. Newman (2015) for more on the Alfonso Rodriguez pseudonym.

TRUE NAME UNKNOWN:

  • Peter N. Licari; See 104-10167-10018;“LICARI/BENDER” 05/26/60 MIAM 115 TO DIR CIA; 104-10260-10410: 3/17/60, HAVA 3782 to DIR CIA; “Time Ripe for RTN trip to HAVA as “representative of the group” to VARONA

TRUE NAME UNKNOWN: [See Appendix Five, Where Angels Tread Lightly, John M. Newman (2015) for documents and RIF numbers]

  • Samuel G. Orrison
  • Dudley J. Pachuke

AMLASH NET:

Jorge Robreno Marieges (AMLASH-2):

  • “El Mago,” 104-10234-10165

Jose Alberto Ibarra Martin (AMLASH-3):

  • Alberto Blanco Ramirez; 104-10234-10344 AND 104-10234-10237 and 104-10216-10113
  • “El Loco” AND “El Loco Blanco”; 104-10234-10344 AND 104-10234-10237

PARIS STATION

John Stent (Station Chief):

  • “Red” Stent; 104-10216-10144
  • Peter J. Kymingham; 104-10120-10010; 104-10216-10144
  • John Stevens; 104-10521-10019
  • Jack Stevens; 104-10102-10010
  • [POSSIBLE:] Paul K. Stockwood; 104-10216-10035; 104-10215-10358 [Stockwood may have been later Paris COS]

Robert Owen:

  • “Roberto”; 104-10521-10019

Richard Long:

  • “Dick”; 104-10521-10019

 

Is Frederick Inghurst David Morales?

DCOS/OPS Inghurst of JMWAVE reports on the activities of Bayo and Pawley in June 63

Back in July 61, Morales was appointed as DCOS (Ops Officer).

In Feb. 1963, Inghurst sent a memo to FitzGerald, describing himself as a “field contracting officer” and hiring Artime.

 

In June 1963 his extension was 251.   Here’s an April ’63 memo showing Shackley using the same extension.

In Aug 1963 he is in communication with Tony S, almost certainly Sforza, about the Brigade. The plan is to blend the Brigade’s files in with the AMOT files.  Morales had formed the AMOTs prior to the Bay of Pigs.

Here’s a letter that same month from Sforza to DCOS/OPS.

 

Is Clarence Smeryage Tom Clines?
Clarence Smeryage was known as Tom – on more than one instance.

Smeryage was a wave/pm as of Dec. ‘61.

As a PM officer, Clines was case officer for Evilio Duque and Orlando Bosch of MIRR, and

Ignacio Mendoza of MRP, as well as Cesar Boro of MRR.

 

Is Norman Kiggins aka Lauriston aka William Wibalda Bob Wall?

Joan Mellen says Lauriston is Bob Wall.

Is Norman Kiggins a Shackley or Wall alias?  I think Wall, he signs as Kiggins for Shackley.

Lauriston is an alias for Kiggins.

Kiggins took over as c/o for amdenim-1 (Alberto Fernandez) in 11/61, replacing Pantleone.

Kiggins was a pseudo.

Kiggins was a trainer.

William Wibalda was Bob W, the handler for Conte Aguero.

Shackley wrote in Spymaster that if you wanted a run-down on the MRP, talk to Dave Morales, Tom Clines or Bob Wall.

 

Is Dominick Pantleone Rocky Farnsworth?

Marginalia identifies Glen “Rocky” Farnsworth as Dominick Pantleone.

Farnsworth was chief of PM in Jan ‘62.

Farnsworth was c/o for Miro Cardona in Jan ’62.

Dominick Pantleone was a demolitions specialist – Colby tells story about him.

Richard Mahoney’s  The Kennedy Brothers refers to Farnsworth as part of the inner core, as well as Harvey asking RFK if he will train the jmwave officers in babysitting (at Hickory Hill).

 

KUHOOK is the PM Operations Staff

Kuhook #26 is a match with Paramilitary Operations Staff (#26).

This was CIA info provided to the HSCA.

 

Is Philip Elmard aka Carl Jaenicken John Dimmer?

 

Another name for Philip Elmard was Carl Jaenicken.

John Dimmer #8 is a match for the id provided by the CIA to the HSCA for Philip Elmard #8.

Dimmer and William Hood were known as the Vienna Choirboys (Flawed Patriot, p. 58).

In May 1966, Dimmer was chief of the JMWAVE station in Miami:

ROBERT Davis/Al Cox served 10/61-2/62
Shackley 4/62 to 6/65
John Dimmer 6/65 to 3/67

In ’67, dimmer then came to NYC to be sac of the domestic ops division.

 

Seymour Bolten was C/SAS/PROV/PAP in 1963.
2/3/63 Seymour Bolten was C/SAS/PROV/PAP (worked PP with Phillips in 62) – Howard Hunt is sending him memos about Artime.

Bernardo de Torres was an intelligence chief for years

Bernardo de Torres was the Chief of Intelligence for Brigade 2506 between April 1960-61

and the Chief of Intelligence for Bay of Pigs veterans.

 

Bio profiles

Bill Harvey’s bio profile

Howard Hunt’s bio profile

David Christ’s bio profile

David Phillips’ bio profile

Bio profiles of CRC members by MDC leader Jose Rasco and magistrate Guillermo Bermello (1962).

 

Contributed by Carmine Savastano

George Frederick Munro
Pseudonym: Jeremy K. Benedum 
https://www.maryferrell.org/ showDoc.html?docId=26341# relPageId=43
https://www.maryferrell.org/ showDoc.html?docId=27619# relPageId=13

Oliver N. Aimack

Pseudonym: Harold E. Dahlgren

https://www.maryferrell.org/ showDoc.html?docId=26341# relPageId=43

https://www.maryferrell.org/ showDoc.html?docId=27619# relPageId=13

 

Serafino Romualdi

Pseudonym: Charles S. Guymers

https://www.maryferrell.org/ showDoc.html?docId=26341# relPageId=44

http://www.maryferrell.org/ showDoc.html?docId=27619# relPageId=12

J.Deering Danielson

Pseudonym: Dudley P. Jentons

https://www.maryferrell.org/ showDoc.html?docId=26341# relPageId=43

 http://www.maryferrell.org/ showDoc.html?docId=27619# relPageId=13

Bronson Tweedy

Pseudonym: Thomas K. Jadwin 

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=1455&relPageId=17

Roddy B. Lyons

Pseudonym: Morgan O. Maestri

https://www.maryferrell.org/ showDoc.html?docId=26341# relPageId=44

http://www.maryferrell.org/ showDoc.html?docId=27619# relPageId=12

Stanley Moos
Pseudonym: Samuel G. Orrison

https://www.maryferrell.org/ showDoc.html?docId=26341# relPageId=19

http://www.maryferrell.org/ showDoc.html?docId=27619# relPageId=11

Richard M.Bissell
Pseudonym: Pickney E. Lynade
https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=145047#relPageId=19&tab=page

Frank Wisner
Pseudonym: Harold S. Whiting
https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=145047#relPageId=21&tab=page

General Charles P. Cabell
Pseudonym: William F. Ordway
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf
https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=145047#relPageId=19&tab=page

Sergie Lvovich Shebalin
Pseudonym: Rostislav Lvovich Antonov
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/SHEBALIN,%20SERGIE%20%20%20VOL.%202_0064.pdf

Zsolt Aradi
Pseudonym: Malcolm W. Stevens 
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/STUDIES%20IN%20INTELLIGENCE%20NAZI%20-%20RELATED%20ARTICLES_0015.pdf?fbclid=IwAR25HWn9xzofxKQTx2Z9cUXANcNtz7v1ILp8-QxZOhf2p_qhDW-uoWEGqUw
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

Boris Lovetsky
Pseudonym: Nikolajs Balodis
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/BALODIS,%20NIKOLAJS_0067.pdf
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

Nikolai (Nicholas) Poppe
Pseudonym: Professor Karl Bergstrom
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/POPPE,%20NIKOLAI%20%20%20VOL.%201_0007.pdf
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/POPPE,%20NIKOLAI%20%20%20VOL.%201_0017.pdf
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/POPPE,%20NIKOLAI%20%20%20VOL.%202_0089.pdf

Tscherim Soobzokov
Pseudonym: Kenneth W. Desnew
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/SOOBZOKOV,%20TSCHERIM%20%20%20VOL.%206_0007.pdf

Alfreds Reikstins
Pseudonym: Igor A. Feldman
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/RIEKSTINS%2C%20ALFREDS_0022.pdf

Aleks Kurgvel
Pseudonym: Mario K. Giordano
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/KURGVEL%2C%20ALEKS%20%20%20VOL.%204_0064.pdf
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

Freds Z. Launags
Pseudonyms: Cleveland O. Hahn, Louis G. Goltedge, Raymond S. Churgin https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/LAUNAGS%2C%20FREDS%20%20%20VOL.%204_0042.pdf

Gustav Hilger
Pseudonyms: Stephen H. Holcomb, Arthur T. Latter
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/HILGER,%20GUSTAV_0023.pdf

Constantine Mierlak
Pseudonym: Philip E. Launais
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

Vidvuds Sveics
Pseudonym: Valdemar
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

 

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William F. Ordway/ General Charles P. Cabell, the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence.
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=145047#relPageId=19&tab=page

Rostislav Lvovich Antonov/ Sergie Lvovich Shebalin (A former Soviet Army officer sought for intelligence use who began work for the CIA in 1951)
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/SHEBALIN,%20SERGIE%20%20%20VOL.%202_0064.pdf

Malcolm W. Stevens (pseudo)/ Zsolt Aradi (CIA Employee)/”He was the first person from the Ukrainian Nationalist Movement to contact the Strategic Services Unit and subsequently worked for the CIA.”  https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/STUDIES%20IN%20INTELLIGENCE%20NAZI%20-%20RELATED%20ARTICLES_0015.pdf?fbclid=IwAR25HWn9xzofxKQTx2Z9cUXANcNtz7v1ILp8-QxZOhf2p_qhDW-uoWEGqUw

https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

Nikolajs Balodis/ Boris Lovetsky (CIA Contract Agent under Project AECOB during the 1950s)
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/BALODIS,%20NIKOLAJS_0067.pdf
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

Professor Karl Bergstrom/ Nikolai (Nicholas) Poppe (British Intelligence Instructor multiple official groups desired to recruit including the CIA)

https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/POPPE,%20NIKOLAI%20%20%20VOL.%201_0007.pdf

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/POPPE,%20NIKOLAI%20%20%20VOL.%201_0017.pdf

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/POPPE,%20NIKOLAI%20%20%20VOL.%202_0089.pdf

Kenneth W Desnew/ Tscherim Soobzokov (Former Nazi officer who was unwittingly contacted and offered aid by CIA employees)

https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/SOOBZOKOV,%20TSCHERIM%20%20%20VOL.%206_0007.pdf

Igor A. Feldman/Alfreds Reikstins (The CIA requested operational approval for Reikstins in 1951, he was a former Latvian Waffen SS Officer who sought to prevent Soviet control of Latvia)
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/RIEKSTINS%2C%20ALFREDS_0022.pdf

Mario K. Giordano/ Aleks Kurgvel (Estonian and German Military Intelligence officer, British Intelligence Agent, later recruited by the CIA)

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/KURGVEL%2C%20ALEKS%20%20%20VOL.%204_0064.pdf

https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

Cleveland O. Hahn, Louis G. Goltedge, Raymond S. Churgin/ Freds Z. Launags CIA employee with paranoid schizophrenia who served as the lead agent in Project AMCOB undertaken on behalf of Berlin Station.

https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/LAUNAGS%2C%20FREDS%20%20%20VOL.%204_0042.pdf

Stephen H. Holcomb, Arthur T. Latter/ Gustav Hilger (He served in Hitler’s Foreign Office and eventually was employed by the CIA)
https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/HILGER,%20GUSTAV_0023.pdf

Philip E. Launais/ Constantine Mierlak (Responsible for selection and spotting of all CIA AEREADY candidates.)

https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

Valdemar/ Vidvuds Sveics (Leader of the Latvian resistance movement that opposed Soviet rule.)

https://www.archives.gov/files/iwg/declassified-records/rg-263-cia-records/second-release-lexicon.pdf

 

Orlando Bosch ally Evilio Duque was also known as Marcelino Garcia
CIA officer Tom Hewitt was also known as Charles Gneiting.