From: Dirty Work: The CIA in Western Europe, by Philip Agee and Louis Wolf, 1978, pp. 717-34. III. Who's Where The following listing of the nations of Western Europe include each person listed in the Biographies who was at any time posted in each country. For some countries, additional information about the U. S. intelligence activities there is given, as are additional sources beyond articles published in this book. Because of their appearance in articles, some persons who did not serve in Western Europe are also to be found in the Biographies. These persons are listed at the end of this section, with the country of most recent known posting given. Full details for each person in this section may be found by referring to the biographical listing. AMERICAN EMBASSY IX Boltzmanngasse 16 A-1091 Vienna 34-66-11, 34-75-11 The CIA Station in Vienna has for many years been one of the most vital to the Agency in all Europe. It is what is known in intelligence Circles as a "listening post" for Eastern Europe, and serves as the base For vital planning and tactical support for ongoing covert operations in The region. It is therefore no coincidence that, both currently and over most of the post-war era, many veterans in the Clandestine Service served time under cover in Vienna. Personnel: ALLNER, FREDERICK A. Jr. BAKKE, ALFRED C. BERG, JOHN W. BULL, RICHARD C. BURGSTALLER, EUGEN F. CARLSON, ERIC JOHN CREE, PAUL G. Jr. DOMBROWSKY, DAVID L. DCKSTEIN, WILLIAM HERBERT ELBON, SAM B. GALE, CHARLES R. Jr. GIESECKE, FRITZ H. GRAVER, WILLIAM J. GREENE, HARRIS CARL GROVE, DEREK A. HEALEY, RICHARD D. HONEYCUTT, ARMAND A. KARPOVICH, SERGE KEEGAN, MARY T. KEMERY, RAYMOND F. KLEIN, THEODORE KRUMVIEDE, DALE M. KUNZ, GEORGE J. LIESER, WILLIAM D. LIVINGSTON, JAMES A. MALTON, CHARLES TROFFORD Jr. MAPOTHER, JOHN RUBEL MONTGOMERY, HUGH O'NEAL, EVERETT C. OWEN, MARY J. PAVITT, JAMES L. PECHOUS, EDWIN J. PERKINS, LILIAN PETTY, PAUL R. PLATT, JOHN C. III POLGAR, THOMAS PONSART, CHARLES M. ROSENBERG, NATHAN A. ROTH, ROBERT HUGH SCHNEIDER, PHILLIP M. SISTERMAN, JOHN B. WALKER, RICHARD T. WEISZ, GEORGE WILDER, THROOP M. Jr. WITECKI, THOMAS A. AMERICAN EMBASSY Brussels 513-3830 As the home of a number of international institutions of great importance to the CIA and to overall U.S. foreign policy (such as NATO, the European Common Market, and the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions), Brussels is one of the more significant European stations within the CIA's priorities. Personnel: BOVEE, HOWARD W. BROWN, JOHN P. BUCHANAN, GEORGE BULL, RICHARD C. CIAZZA, ADRIAN B. CREEDEN, WILLIAM E. EATON, ROBERT FRANCIS FEDKIW, CARL P. FUEHRER, ALLEN GILHOOLY, JOHN F. HAGEN, GERALD E. HUBER, HERBERT GOTTLIEB KEEGAN, MARY T. KELLY, GILES MERRILL KOPLOWITZ, WILFRED D. KOWALEWSKI, STEPHEN I. LINDSAY, GERALD G. McCULLOUGH, JOHN P. McDERMOTT, JOHN E. MINOR, WILLIAM B. MONTGOMERY, JAMES D. MUSSER, VICTORIA O'NEAL, EVERETT C. ROBERTS, ROWLAND E. Jr. ROTH, ROBERT HUGH SHERRY, FRANCIS S. III STILKE, RICHARD F. THOMPSON, MICHAEL S. AMERICAN EMBASSY Therissos St. & Dositheos St. Nicosia 65151/5 Personnel: BATSON, CHARLES C. BEHRENS, JAMES E. BESSETTE, ARTHUR J. BRADSHAW, BEVERLEY B. CHAREST, ELDON E. DAVIS, STANLEY W. Jr. ESTES, RONALD EDWARD FAUGHT, DAVID W. FORTNER, LUTHER C. GREGORY, GERALD D. HOSHEIT, GEORGE W. JONES, FRANK WILLIAMS, Jr. KIRBY, JOHN THOMAS LARSON, ROBERT H. LOFGREN, WILLIAM S. LUTHY, WALTER P. MALOY, KEVIN A. MASTERSON, RICHARD B. McGEE, JOSEPH V. PINEAU, JOHN A. REINHARDT, ARTHUR F. RUCKMAN, JAMES R. SLACK, GEORGE LEE WELCH, RICHARD SKEFFINGTON AMERICAN EMBASSY Dag Hammarskjolds Alle 24 Copenhagen (01) 12-31-44, 12-77-91 The Copenhagen CIA Station was first revealed in the newspaper Information. Source: Information, "CIA, Diplomat-Agenter i Danmark," 12-13 July 1975 Personnel: BENEDICT, GARY D. DALE, CHARLES J. FENNER, BILLY A. GOTCHEF, EDWARD J. GREGORY, GERALD D. JENSEN, HANS J. JOHNSON, QUENTIN C. KINGSLEY, ROLFE LANNON, JOHN M. LOFGREN, WILLIAM S. MASTERSON, RICHARD B. POTTS, ROBERT D. ROBERTS, ROWLAND E. Jr. SANDEL, LEO SHERMAN, VAUGHN A. WARREN, EVERETT G. AMERICAN EMBASSY Italinen Puisotie 14 SF-00140 Helsinki 14 11931 The Helsinki CIA Station was first revealed by a British journalist living in Sweden, George Lennox. Source: Dagens Nyheter, Tor Hognas, "Vi stoppade inte Lennox-intervjun," 8 November 1975 Personnel: DUNN, JIMMY C. ECKROTE, DONALD G. HUTCHINS, BRUCE DUANE MERIKOSKI, JUHA OLIVA PALMERI, STEPHEN A. Jr. PINEAU, JOHN A. SIMENSON, WILLIAM CHARLES SIMPSON, ROBERT K. STENGER, JEROME JOSEPH Jr. TAYLOR, RICHARD L. VAGO, RICHARD L. WHIPPLE, DAVID D. WINSKY, STEPHEN AMERICAN EMBASSY 2 Avenue Gabriel 75008 Paris 265-7460 Sources: Liberation, "32 Agents de la CIA a Paris Identifies," "La CIA a Paris: Deuxieme Liste," & "Les 3 Jours de la CIA," 13-15 January 1976. Le Nouvel Observateur, Rene Backmann, Franz-Olivier Giesbert and Oliver Todd, "Ce Que Cherchent les Agents de la CIA en France". One of the larger CIA complements in Europe, the Paris Station has been headed by a Special Assistant to the Ambassador, the veteran Eugen F. Burgstaller. Besides Burgstaller's office, the Station also includes three other well-defined units - the Regional Reports Office, Regional Administrative Support, and the American Liaison Section - as well as a small telecommunications group. The names first appeared in Liberation, an independent left-wing daily in Paris, which gives prominent coverage to the activities of the CIA throughout the world. Personnel: ACON, WILLIAM J. AMIANO, SUZANNE K. BAIRD, DOROTHY H. BERG, JOHN W. BERGER, MICHAEL JAY BONIN, DONALD C. BOVEE, HOWARD W. BOWMAN, DONALD E. BURGSTALLER, EUGEN F. CAMPBELL, NANCY M. CERRA, RONALD L. CESSNA, LINDA C. CHOUKALOS, DALE COLE, BARBARA R. CORRIGAN, JAMES L. COVIELLO, JOSEPH LOUIS CRAWFORD, SETH T. CUSICK, CHARLES J. DER-VERTANIAN, ANNA DONOVAN, ANN C. DORVAL, NANCY E. DOWNEY, SALLY MARIE DUBERMAN, DAVID DUNN, EDWARD PAUL EATON, JOAN C. FARRELL, NANCY A. FARRELL, SYLVESTER L. FISHER, MARGARET V. FLING, GRAHAM J. III FORD, NANCY FRIEND, JULIUS W. Jr. GELINAS, PAUL R. GEORGE, CLAIR ELROY HARWOOD, PAUL VINCENT HEALEY, DONALD I. HOLT, PETER G. JETON, FRANCIS JOHN KAHANE, RICHARD A. KEMERY, RAYMOND F. KENNEY, JOHN H. KIRBY, JOHN THOMAS KOPLOWITZ, WILFRED D. LANDRETH, RODNEY N. II LAX, MORRIS H. McBRIDE, MICHAEL G. MILLER, JUDITH A. MONTGOMERY, HUGH MURPHY, DAVID E. MURPHY, JAMES G. MURPHY, JAMES M. NICKERSON, DAVID NYHUS, PAUL GRAHAM PARKE, MARGARET PLATT, JOHN C. III POLTAR, ROBERT S. RACKHAM, JOHN SCOTT SABOE, DONALD L. SALTSMAN, JOSEPH IRL SELSKY, OLEG N. SEVIER, LEWIS V. SHEA, JOHN J. SLIFER, HARRY SEGER Jr. STARR, GAIL A. TACCONELLI, DOMINIC J. VIDAL, EVALENA S. VREELAND, FREDERICK DALZIEL WILLCOX, JOHN M. WILLIAMS, GARY M. AMERICAN EMBASSY Mehlemer Avenue 5300 Bonn-Bad Godesberg (02221) 89-55 Source: Informations-Dienst, 31 January 1976 With over 1000 people, the Bonn Embassy is believed to be the biggest in the world. Even larger than the Paris operation, the CIA Station in Bonn has until recently been headed by William J. Graver, who held the nominal post of Coordinator and Advisor (OCA), under cover of the Department of State. The new Chief at this vital Station is reported to be Warren E. Frank. His office contains separate Research, Records, and Liaison offices, and there are also CIA personnel under the Office of the Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs (OSD/ISA) and the United States Army Europe (USAREUR), Regional Survey Unit. Prior to publication, the Editors contacted seven different offices at the Department of State and the Pentagon which deal with German affairs, in an effort to get an accurate and official clarification regarding the formal link of these offices. The sole clarification came from the Department of the Army intelligence people, who said through a press spokesperson: "We can not confirm or deny that we own the two units" (OCA and USAREUR). Therefore, the Editors have decided to designate these two CIA offices as formally under cover of the Department of State. Other CIA offices appear under State Department cover in regular Embassy sections, and there is also a telecommunications unit at the Rhein-Main Air Base in Frankfurt. The names of the CIA people first appeared in the alternative news service Informations-Dienst. Personnel: ALBRIGHT, JOY ALLNER, FREDERICK A. Jr. ARNST, WILLIAM F. BARNES, EDWARD O. BENNETT, WILLIAM E. BLACKSHEAR, THOMAS RUSSELL BROUTSAS, CONSTANTINE M. BROWN, CHARLES J. CASEY, BURKE M. CHIPMAN, HAROLD E. DeLONG, SANDRA J. DOLGE, JAMES J. ECKSTEIN, WILLIAM HERBERT ELLAM, KATHERINE T. FALCON, JACK FENDIG, PHILIP FRANKLIN FRANK, WARREN E. GRAVER, WILLIAM J. GYENES, ALFRED HOLLIS, ALLAN L. HOWLEY, JAMES M. HULNICK, ARTHUR S. JENSEN, HANS J. JENKINS, CYNTHIA A. JONES, FRANK WILLIAMS JONES Jr. KARPOVICH, SERGE KIMBALL, JOHN W. KLEIN, THEODORE KLINE, ALBERT HAINES Jr. LANHAM, CHARLES E. LATTA, MERRON L. LEVEN, CHARLES H. LEWIS, WHITNEY N. LIPSCOMB, SUZANNE LITTLE, GEORGE R. LONG, RICHARD MAXWELL LUTHER, RICHARD M. MAAS, ERNST S. McCABE, WALTER CASSATT MacDONALD, CHARLES R. MALZAHN, RICHARD L. MAPOTHER, JOHN RUBEL MILLER, WILLIAM B. MILLS, THOMAS JOHN Jr. NELSON, GLENN WALTER NIBLEY, LLOYD E. ONEIL, FRANCES E. PALEVICH, JOHN EDWARD PLAYER, ADGER EMERSON POLGAR, THOMAS POLLOCK, BERNARD CHARLES SCARLATA, LAWRENCE J. Jr. SCHNEIDER, ROBERT W. SHERMAN, JOSEPH PETER SILVER, ARNOLD M. STOLZ, RICHARD F. Jr. SUSAN, EDWARD R. VAN DER RHOER, JAMES PHILIP VELTE, ROBERT VREELAND, FREDERICK DALZIEL WALSH, MICHAEL JOHN WEISZ, GEORGE ZIEMER, SUZANNE E. AMERICAN EMBASSY 91 Vassilissis Sophia's Boulevard Athens 71-29-51, 71-84-01 Probably the largest CIA operation anywhere in Europe, the Athens CIA Station includes a massive telecommunications complex - the Regional Relay Facility and supporting units - which transmits top-secret coded messages between the CIA Headquarters in Langley, Virginia, and CIA Stations beyond Greece. The Athens Station also has its own ample telecommunications group, while the operations officers are divided among the Office of the Special Assistant, the Embassy Political Section, and the Joint U.S. Military Assistance Group-Greece (JUSMAGG). The first exposé of CIA identities in Greece, which carried the name of the later-assassinated Station Chief Richard Skeffington Welch, appeared in the English-language Athens News. Other articles are also reprinted in this book. Sources: Athens News, "Letter of the Committee of Greeks and Greek-Americans" 25 November 1975 Athens News, News Stories Liberation, "Communique of the November 17 Revolutionary Organization" Philip Agee, "The American Factor in Greece: Old and New," Anti, May 1977. Personnel: ALDRIDGE, MILTON ALLEN, THOMAS M. BAFFA, FRANCIS R. Jr. BAKER, JESSE L. BAKER, ROBERT J. BAKOS, DENNIS M. BALDWIN, JAMES DONALD BARRETT, JOHN W. BARTLEBAUGH, RICHARD T. BATCH, JAMES E. BATSON, CHARLES C. BECKETT, DONALD F. BEGLEY, JOSEPH M. BEHRENS, JAMES E. BENDER, JACOB E. Jr. BENDER, PAT BERNIER, NORMAN A. BESSETTE, ARTHUR J. BLAIR, ROBERT DEW BLANCHARD, JOHN L. BLODGET, BENJAMIN G. BRADSHAW, BEVERLEY B. BREAW, ROYCE L. BRIGHT, WILLIAM C. BUCY, HOWARD C. BUMP, WILLIAM H. III BURK, WILLIAM C. BUSH, JOHN M. BUTLER, RICHARD H. CAMPBELL, VAN CLEVE CANALE, JOSEPH T. CARTER, LOY L. CARUSO, JOSEPH A. CASEY, BURKE M. CHALMERS, DUNCAN Y. CHAREST, ELDON E. CLARK, ROBERT A. CLAYMIER, ROBERT W. CLEMENT, CARLOS E. COMBS, WAYNE S. CONNORS, THOMAS I. COOK, RICHARD C. COOPER, KENNETH M. CRAIGIE, DAVID G. CREEDEN, WILLIAM E. CROWLING, JOSEPH V. CURTIS, GENE P. DAIGLE, DONALD C. DAMSCHRODER, LAMONT S. DAVIS, STANLEY W. Jr. DIMODICA, JAMES S. EASON, EARL T. ELBON, SAM B. ELMQUEST, KAREN J. ESTES, RONALD EDWARD EVANS, WILLIAM J. FARRELL, KATHLEEN FAUGHT, DAVID W. FERENTINOS, JERRY J. FITZSIMMONS, ZANE R. FORTNER, LUTHER C. FRANCIS, GEORGE V. FREY, PHILIP E. GAFFNEY, RAYMOND C. GALLAGHER, JAMES J. GAMBRELL, BOBBY J. GEHAN, KENNETH J. GELWICKS, ORVILLE R. GEORGE, CLAIR ELROY GILLEN, DAVID J. GOFF, THOMAS L. GOLDMAN, NORMAN GORDON, MARION C. Jr. GOUGH, JOHN S. GRAHAM, CHARLES O. GRAHAM, LILLIAN GREENE, HARRIS CARL GRISWOLD, DONALD M. GROOMS, CARLTON C. GROOMS, SANDRA GROSS, JUNE A. GROSSMAN, FREDERICK J. GUDYKA, JOSEPH M. GULDSETH, FRANK J. GUY, RAYMON JAMES HAGEN, GERALD E. HAM, CAREY ROGER HARRIS, ALDINE HART, MARY M. HAYES, EDWARD R. HEMBREE, EDWARD J. HENRY, ALTON L. HINSON, ARTHUR W. HORN, MARY JO HOSHEIT, GEORGE W. HOWARD, ENID M. HULSE, STACY B. Jr. HYATT, JEFFREY L. HYDE, ROGER L. HYNDMAN, JAMES ALBERT JACKOLA, ELMER A. JACKSON, HENRY F. JAMESON, BOBBIE JAROCKI, JOSEPH P. JOHNS, ROBERT A. KABLE, CHARLES H. III KAULFERS, TERRANCE F. KELLY, DONALD A. KELLY, WILLIAM V. KENYON, KYLE G. KINDELL, FLOREND EDWIN KINDL, CHARLES L. KIRBY, DAVID A. KOWALESKI, FREDERICK J. KRAMER, LLOYD L. KRIESEL, FREDERIC A. KRSIEAN, LEROY C. KUBLIK, GEORGE LARSON, ROBERT H. LEE, RONALD L. LEWIS, WILLIAM M. LEWON, LEROY C. LICHTY, DONIVAN D. LINDAMOOD, DOUGLAS W. LOFGREN, WILLIAM S. LUTHER, RICHARD M. LUTHY, WALTER P. LYONS, RODDY G. McCLUNG, DONALD C. McDERMOTT, JOHN E. McGILVRAY, JAMES J. McINTYRE, JOHN T. McKEON, TIMOTHY J. McMANUS, GERALD R. McWILLIAMS, JAMES W. MEINBRESSE, JERRY D. MILLER, WILLIAM B. MINIER, FREDERICK MOERGELI, RICHARD N. MOODY, JACK B. MOORE, FELIX E. MORAN, ALFRED C. MORGAN, BRUCE A. MORGAN, JUNE S. MORRISON, CHARLES R. MUNCY, LARRY M. MUNSON, JERALD H. MURPHY, PATRICIA A. MURRAY, DELMAR E. MURRAY, JAMES T. MYERS, JOHN H. NELSON, MELVIN W. NESS, RUDOLPH WALTER NIBLEY, LLOYD E. NOLAN, EDMUND J. NORDEEN, RONALD O. NYFELER, EDWARD KEITH OLSON, ROBERT WILLIAM OLSON, RUTH OLSON, WILLIAM L. O'NEAL, EVERETT C. ONIMUS, DAVID R. PAGANO, LOUIS J. PALEVICH, JOHN EDWARD PARSONS, CARL R. PARSONS, JOHN P. PAYNE, MASON C. PEARSON, FRANCIS J. PENA, PAUL A. PESHOFF, ROY G. PETERS, WAYNE E. PETERSEN, W. GARY POTTS, JAMES M. PRICE, RICHARD J. RAYLE, ROBERT F. REUTER, RONALD E. RICE, ARTHUR G. ROGERS, WAYNE M. ROUNDS, ROBERT R. RUCKMAN, JAMES R. RUDIN, JOHN A. RUSSELL, ARTHUR F. SAROFF, PHIL SCARLATA, LAWRENCE J. Jr. SCHOLPP, GEORGE E. SCHULDASKI, ERNEST A. SCHWARTZ, STEVEN A. SEPTON, ARTHUR B. Jr. SEPTON, NAOMI SHAFFER, RONALD D. SHEA, JOHN J. SHEKMER, MICHAEL E. SIEMIENKIEWICZ, GERALD SIMPSON, GRANT F. SIRIANO, HAROLD J. SIMS, WILLIAM P. SLACK, GEORGE LEE SOHLER, RONALD B. SORRELL, ALLEN R. STEWART, EDWIN SULIK, MICHAEL J. SUSAN, EDWARD R. TANES, MICHAEL TAYLOR, ROGER F. TAYLOR, ROBERT L. Jr. TEDESCHI, JOHN J. THOMAS, RICHARD LEE THOMPSON, FRANCIS A. II THOMSON, RICHARD C. Jr. THORNBURGH, CHARLES T. THUN, LEONARD L. TYREE, DAVID L. USTASKI, WALTER VISELLI, THOMAS L. Jr. VON SASSENSCHEID, BERTRAM E. WALKER, EDWARD LEE WASZKIEWICZ, JOHN H. WATTS, LUELL A. WEBB, BRENDA J. WEBSTER, DANIEL K. WELCH, RICHARD SKEFFINGTON WHEELER, HENRY P. WHITACRE, GORDON C. WHITFIELD, GEORGE P. WICHTERMAN, ALVIN R. WILHELM, JOHN J. Jr. WILLIAMS, JIMMIE C. WINSKY, STEPHEN WRIGHT, STEPHEN E. YORK, GEORGE S. ZANIN, JOSEPH D. Laufasvegur 21 Reykjavik 29100 Personnel: NICKERSON, DAVID SIMENSON, WILLIAM CHARLES AMERICAN EMBASSY Via V. Veneto, 119/A 00187 Rome (06) 4674 Sources: La Repubblica, Steve Weissman, "Ecco La CIA in Italia," 15 January 1976. L' Espresso, Mario Scialoja, "Quelli della CIA" & "En Ecco Che Ci Ha Dato I Nomi," 25 January 1976. The most vulnerable of the CIA operations in Europe, the CIA Station in Rome has received widespread publicity for its ongoing intervention into Italian politics, as revealed in the report of the Pike committee of the U.S. House of Representatives. The Station itself is largely divided between an office under cover of the Embassy Political Section and a United States Army Europe Southern European Projects Unit (USASEPU) also located in the Embassy. There is a CIA telecommunications group, and various other CIA officers have been found in different sections of the Embassy. As in the case of Germany, the Editors contacted both the Department of State and the Pentagon for some official comment about the formal affiliation of the USASEPU organization. No one, including the State Department's Italy desk officers, knew a thing about it. Once again, the Editors have designated it as a functional unit under cover of the Department of State. The first articles naming recent CIA officers in Italy appeared in the Rome daily La Repubblica and the weekly magazine L' Espresso. Personnel: ACON, WILLIAM J. AFRICH, ROSE F. ALHIMOOK, DANIEL ATKINS, EDWIN FRANKLIN BERG, JOHN W. BOIES, ROBERT E. BROYLES, RICHARD G. BRUNSON, GERALD L. CAPELLINI, SUSAN C. CHELLINO, CATHERINE CIOCI, MARIO L. COSTANZO, CHRISTOPHER D. CRAWFORD, SETH TURNER CUMMINGS, CAROL K. DEVEREUX, ROBERT E. DEGRANDS, DOMINIC J. Di STEFANO, JOSEPH A. DOMINGUEZ, OLGA ELLIS, HOWARD J. EVANS, REBECCA T. FENNER, BILLY A. FRIEND, JULIUS W. Jr. GALE, CHARLES R. Jr. GERNER, GEORGE W. GIAMMARINO, JOSEPHINE P. GRANT, CHARLES R. GREENE, HARRIS CARL HANDFORD, JANET MARIE HANSON, DEAN P. HEALEY, RICHARD D. HULSE, STACY B. Jr. HUTCHISON, TERRELL WARREN IMBREY, HOWARD IORIO, ARTHUR KAMBA, LAWRENCE F. KEAR, DONALD L. KEEFE, JOHN F. KOSTIW, MICHAEL V. LAX, MORRIS H. LONAM, WILLIAM B. MARX, JOHN P. MONTGOMERY, HUGH MORGAN, DONNIE E. MURPHY, PATRICIA A. NELSON, CATHERINE L. PREGANO, VIRGINIA C. RADER, OWEN R. RILEY, BYRON B. ROBERTS, JAMES W. Jr. SANDEL, LEO SEDNAOUI, MICHAEL C. SHEA, JOHN J. SINGLETON, STEPHEN E. SPINELLI, ROBERT L. Jr. STAUBER, PHILIP L. STOLZ, RICHARD F. Jr. STONE, HOWARD EDWARD TANES, MICHAEL THOMPSON, MICHAEL S. WILSON, EDWARD WILT, EDWARD JAMES II WRIGHT, ORRIN M. WYATT, FELTON MARK 22 Boulevard Emmanuel Servais Brussels 40123/7 Personnel: CRAWFORD, SETH TURNER SILVER, ARNOLD M. WYATT, FELTON MARK AMERICAN EMBASSY 102 Lange Voorhout The Hague 62-49-11 One of the smaller units, the CIA Station in The Hague was first revealed by the Dutch weekly Vrij Nederland. Source: Vrij Nederland, Rudi Van Meurs, "De Firma-Nogmaals: de CIA in Nederland" 31 January 1976. Personnel: ALHIMOOK, DANIEL BANE, HOWARD T. COOPER, KENNETH M. GINSBURG, HARVEY HULSE, STACY B. Jr. KETELHUT, DAVID KORN, THOMAS A. LANDRETH, RODNEY N. II MALZAHN, RICHARD L. MARX, JOHN P. SALA, LAWRENCE B. SHUMWAY, JEDDY K. AMERICAN EMBASSY Drammensveien 18 Oslo 1 56-68-80 The CIA Station in Oslo was first revealed in the newspaper Ny Tid. Source: Ny Tid, "Fagbevegelsen viktig mal for CIA-agenter med diplomatstatus." 24 November 1977. Personnel: DEAN, WARREN LaFOREST GREENFIELD, SAMUEL D. HILL, FRANCIS A. HUNT, DAVID P. JENSEN, HANS J. JOHNSON, QUENTIN C. JONES, FRANK WILLIAMS Jr. KINDL, CHARLES L. LIESER, WILLIAM D. POTEAT, S. EUGENE ROGERS, JERRY L. SHAFFER, RONALD D. SIMENSON, WILLIAM CHARLES ZSCHACK, HARRY M. AMERICAN EMBASSY Avenida Duque De Loule 39 Lisbon 57-01-02 First revealed by former CIA officer Philip Agee in his "Letter to the Portuguese People," the Lisbon CIA Station has maintained an extremely low profile through Portugal's time of troubles. Sources: Philip Agee, "A Letter to the Portuguese People," August, 1975. Philip Agee, "Changes in the CIA in Portugal," July, 1976. Personnel: ANDERSON, GARY I. CALDWELL, DONNA J. CONROY, RICHARD A. GLEASON, LYLE K. GOMEZ, RUDOLPH EDWARD HUGHES, LESLIE F. LAWLER, JAMES N. LOWELL, FRANK W. MARQUES, JOSEPH J. MILLER, RAYMOND E. MORGAN, JOHN STINARD RIEBHOFF, DONALD R. SNELL, PHILLIP W. VAN TWISK, TONY M. WHIPPLE, DAVID D. ZAPOLI, GERALD E. AMERICAN EMBASSY Serrano, 75 Madrid 276-3400, 276-3600 A small number of CIA people have been identified in Spain, though the total is known to be larger. The names first appeared in Spain's largest weekly news magazine, Cambio 16. Source: Cambio 16, "La CIA, Aqui, Ahora," 12-18 January 1976. Personnel: ALMY, DEAN J. CIOCI, MARIO L. COSTANZO, CHRISTOPHER D. GAHAGEN, ROBERT DALE GRUNER, JAY K. HANSON, DEAN P. JOHNSEN, MARTIN I. JONES, WILLIAM A. K. KEAR, DONALD L. MITCHELL, JAMES W. MORRILL, ALAN G. Jr. MURPHY, CHARLES M. ROGERS, WAYNE M. SANCHEZ, NESTOR D. SHERMAN, VAUGHN A. SHERRY, FRANCIS S. III SIMPSON, ROBERT K. SMITH, CHARLES S. SPINNEY, NORMAN J. STUCKNER, KENNETH E. THOMAS, JON R. URQUHART, EDWARD VAN WINKLE, RICHARD D. WEBB, JOHN FREDERICK AMERICAN EMBASSY Strandvagen 101 Stockholm 63-05-20 Like the list of CIA in Finland, the identities of the Stockholm CIA Station were first revealed by the freelance journalist George Lennox, following a trip to Sweden by Philip Agee. The activities of the CIA in Sweden were exposed and examined in depth, after a year-long examination, by the Stockholm bi-weekly magazine Folket-i-Bild: Kulturfront. Sources: Expressen, "Sa arbetar USA: 5 agenter i Sverige," 21 October 1975. Folket-i-Bild: Kulturfront, Jan Guillou and Roger Wallis, "CIA i Sverige," 4-17 March 1976. Personnel: ALTMAN, DAVID R. CAMMARATA, ALFRED J. CAMPBELL, VAN CLEVE CARTER, RUDULPH ELLIS DENNIS, DAVID L. DIMSDALE, JOHN H. Jr. GARBLER, PAUL GIESECKE, FRITZ H. HUTCHINS, BRUCE DUANE KARPOVICH, SERGE LANE, PHILLIP G. McCABE, WALTER CASSATT NICKERSON, DAVID PARSONS, RONALD C. SHERMAN, VAUGHN A. SKOVE, JAMES R. SWERDLIN, GEORGE D. JUBILAEUMSTRASSE 93 3005 Bern (031) 43-00-11 CIA personnel have been identified operating under cover in the Embassy in Bern, as well as in the U. S. Mission to the European Office of the United Nations in Geneva and the Consulate General in Zurich. Switzerland is one of the CIA's most important operational centers because of the many international organizations based in Geneva. Not only does the Agency collect a great deal of information about Third World countries there, but it also has a continual program aimed at recruitment of diplomats to work for the CIA upon returning home. In addition, the Agency makes use of liberal Swiss banking practices to provide cover for many of its ongoing international financial operations. Personnel: ALLNER, FREDERICK A. Jr. BARBIER, CLARENCE E. BEARMAN, SIDNEY BEMUS, HERMAN H. BLEAM, DENNIS L. BREHM, VANCE W. BROUTSAS, CONSTANTINE M. CASEY, BURKE M. CERRA, RONALD L. CHANEY, BRUCE G. CLEVELAND, RICHARD ARTHUR CUMBO, ROBERT O. DOWNEY, TIMOTHY A. FORD, NANCY GIBBS, JOHN H. GILHOOLY, JOHN F. GINSBURG, HARVEY H. GREENE, HARRIS CARL GROTH, MANFRED HARBAUGH, LARRY M. HEINIG, STEWART C. Jr. HUTCHISON, TERRELL WARREN JONES, FRANK WILLIAMS Jr. KARPOVICH, SERGE KELLY, WILLIAM V. KLINE, ALBERT HAINES Jr. KUNZ, GEORGE J. LAMB, THOMAS WILLIAM LOFTIN, DANNY M. LOURIE, ALAN E. LUIZ, ROBERT C. MALOY, KEVIN A. McKEON, TIMOTHY J. MITCHELL, JAMES C. PIANTOSI, ROBERT ROSE, JOHN A. Jr. SANDEL, LEO SHERRY, JOHN SWERDLIN, GEORGE D. VAN DER RHOER, JAMES PHILIP VAN MARX, PAUL ERNEST ALEXANDER VREELAND, FREDERICK DALZIEL WEBER, RONALD L. WHITE, JOSEPH E. WILDER, THROOP M. Jr. WUJICK, JOHN T. Jr. AMERICAN EMBASSY 110 Ataturk Boulevard Ankara 26-54-70 Personnel: BROWN, EDWARD R. CHRITTON, GEORGE A. Jr. EDDY, CONDIT N. Jr. GOODWIN, ROBERT B. GROSSMAN, FREDERICK J. GUNDERSON, LEROY H. HONEYCUTT, ARMAND A. HOSKINS, JOHN HERBERT KINGSLEY, ROLFE LANE, PHILLIP G. LEWIS, WILLIAM M. SINGLETON, STEPHEN E. AMERICAN EMBASSY 24-31 Grosvenor Square London W1 499-9000 One of the largest CIA units in Europe, the London Station was headed from October 1973 until the summer of 1976 by Cord Meyer, Jr., who previously ran the Agency's International Organizations Division, the division which secretly subsidized labor, student and cultural groups throughout the world. Meyer's official cover in London was as chief of the so-called Political Liaison Section, which shares offices with another CIA unit called the Joint Reports and Research Unit (JRRU). A separate CIA office, the Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS) is also located in the Embassy. A separate operation, also officially under cover of the Department of State - the Office of the Special U.S. Liaison Officer (SUSLO) - appears to be a cover unit for the National Security Agency, rather than for the CIA. Late in the summer of 1976, Meyer was replaced as Chief of Station by Edward W. Proctor. Over 100 CIA and NSA employees have so far been identified in London, with as many as 60 to 70 serving at anyone time. The major exposes have appeared in the London weekly magazine Time Out and the newspaper of the International Marxist Group, Red Weekly. Sources: Time Out, Mark Hosenball and Phil Kelly, "Spotting Spooks in Grosvenor Square," 18-24 April 1975 "Who's Who in the CIA," 9-15 May 1975 "Naming Names," 23-29 January 1976. Red Weekly, Mick Gosling, "We Name the CIA in Britain," 4 March 1976. Personnel: ANDRESS, ROSEMARIE AILEY, MALCOLM B. BAKER, ROBERT J. BATSON, CHARLES C. BAXTER, MORRIS V. BEARMAN, SIDNEY BENEDICT, JULIA L. BENISH, ALBERT BENISH, ROSALIE BIRD, ALBERT O. Jr. BLACKSHEAR, THOMAS RUSSELL BOERNER, MARK S. BONNAFE, LUCIEN R. BRAHAM, A. SPENCER BROWN, JOHN H. BROWN, JOHN P. BULLOCK, ELEANORE ANNE BULLOCK, MAX E. BUSH, ANNA D. BUSH, JOHN M. BUTTERWORTH, DAVID G. CARTER, RUDULPH ELLIS CARTER, STEPHEN B. CHAREST, ELDON E. COFFEY, JOHN WILLIAM COLLINS, JUDITH E. CRAM, CLEVELAND C. DeBLOIS, JEAN P. DOOLEY, BARBARA W. DUNICAN, THERESA A. DUNN, EDWARD PAUL DIRKIN, NAOMI C. EDDY, CONDIT N. Jr. EDMUNDS, BARBARA J. ELMORE, THOMAS P. ERACLEOUS, MICHAEL P. ESCH, PAUL E. EVANS, ROBERT J. EXLER, ELIZABETH FENDIG, PHILIP FRANKLIN FERRIS, RICHARD C. FETTEROLF, WALLACE K. FORD, GEORGE W. II GAGEN, JEANNE M. GINSBURG, HARVEY H. GOSS, BARBARA J. GRIFFITH, HAROLD W. GUERTIN, WILLIAM J. GUNDERSON, LEROY H. HARDCASTLE, LESLIE HARRIS, V. DOTT HOEPFL, ROBERT F. HOLLOWAY, MASTER SERGEANT BILLY G. HUCKEL, JOHN FRANK JACOBSON, IRVIN H. KAHANE, RICHARD A. KELLY, GILES MERRILL KELSALL, ALMA M. KINGSLEY, ROLFE KIRBY, JOHN THOMAS KLEIN, DENNIS KONKLE, CAROLYN L. KRIEBEL, NORMAN E. Jr. LAMBERT, MORTON A. LANE, BERNARD L. LAWRENCE, JOHN S. LEINER, CHARLES P. LEVINE, DIANE H. LUKE, DOROTHY P. LUTHER, RICHARD M. LYON, KEITH W. McCABE, WALTER CASSATT McGEE, JOSEPH V. McGHEE, WILLIAM MORROW MELI, ARTHUR S. MELTON, MARILYN ELAINE MEYER, CORD Jr. MILANOVICH, JOANNE MOORE, WILLIAM R. MORAVEK, JOSEPH MORDEN, JAMES P. NOONAN, JOHN H. NUNNO, LEONARD J. OLNHAUSEN, CHARLES B. O'MALLEY, MICHAEL P. PACENTA, CAROLYN D. PEIFFER, LYNDA L. PEREIRA, JOHN F. PETERSEN, W. GARY PIANTOSI, ROBERT POTEAT, S. EUGENE PREHN, JERRY G. PRICE, BENJAMIN J. PROCTOR, EDWARD WILLIAM REINHARDT, ARTHUR F. RILEY, BYRON B. ROLLINS, NORA M. ROSS, SHARON L. ROSSALL, MICHAEL F. SHERMAN, JOSEPH PETER SHUMAN, A. DELL SINCLAIR, ROBERT SMITH, JAMES SPANGLER, RODNEY L. STONE, HUNTER L. Jr. SUITER, CHRISTOPHER A. THEN, JOSEPH LEE THOMPSON, KATHERINE A. THORNE, RICHARD LEVERE WAGNER, BRIAN A. WALSH, GEORGE T. WHIPPLE, DAVID D. WOLFE, LARRY L. ZASLOW, MILTON S. AMES, ROBERT C. -- Kuwait BARRETT, THOMAS JOSEPH Jr. -- Brazil BEAM, JOHN C. -- Algeria BERGIN, MARTIN J. Jr. -- Ivory Coast BROWN, GLENN OTIS -- Ecuador BURTON, STEWART D. -- Brazil CAVE, GEORGE W. -- Saudi Arabia CLAYTON, THOMAS ALLYN -- Dominican Republic CLOSE, RAYMOND H. -- Saudi Arabia COGAN, CHARLES G. -- Morocco COLBY, MARK T. -- Morocco CORYDON, JEFF III -- Cameroon CREANE, STEPHEN F. -- Brazil DENICOURT, RAYMOND F. -- Mali DESCOTEAUX, NORMAN M. -- Jamaica FERNALD, JAMES M. -- United Arab Emirates GARRETT, EARL NORBERT III -- Kuwait GATELY, ROBERT GENE -- Thailand GEBHARDT, CARL E. -- Thailand GILSTRAP, COMER WILEY Jr. -- Chile GMIRKIN, V ASIA C. -- Mauritius GOODMAN, KENNETH R. -- Guatemala GRIMSLEY, WILLIAM C. Jr. -- Japan GRUNER, JAY K. -- Romania HAWKINS, MARTIN C. -- Ecuador HEADLEY, ROBERT L. Jr. -- Oman HIGHAM, JAMES A. -- Iran INCE, ROBERT W. -- Nigeria JEFFERS, EUGENE L. Jr. -- Ethiopia KALARIS, GEORGE T. -- Brazil KANE, EDWARD R. M. -- Algeria KEENAN, THOMAS J. -- Jamaica KIM, JAMES -- Zaire KIYONAGA, JOSEPH YOSHIO -- Brazil LATRASH, FREDERICK WALDO -- Uruguay McAVOY, CLYDE RICHARD -- Burma McCARTHY, JOHN F. III -- Japan METHVEN, STUART E. -- Zaire MILLS, ROBERT H. -- U.S.S.R. MOSEBEY, WILLIAM L. Jr. -- Central African Empire MURRAY, JOSEPH A. Jr. -- Nepal NATIRBOFF, MURAT -- Kenya NINER, ARTHUR M. Jr. -- Libya NORWOOD, THOMAS L. Jr. -- Indonesia OGINO, JACK S. -- Sri Lanka PICCOLO, JOSEPH Jr. -- Nicaragua RANDOLPH, CHARLES LEROY -- Senegal RAUDENBUSH, PETER VROOM -- Guinea REDMOND, PAUL J. Jr. -- Lebanon RICHARDSON, JARREL H. -- Ghana RICKARD, SAMUEL HARMER III -- Afghanistan RIEFE, ROBERT H. -- Guyana SABIN, FREDERICK H. II -- Jordan SAMSON, DAVID TORREY -- Singapore SEIDEL, JOHN J. Jr. -- Lebanon SIMON, JOSEPH J. -- Hong Kong STRATHERN, CLIFTON R. -- Indonesia TERRELL, EDWIN McCLELLAN -- Guatemala TICKNOR, JOEL D. -- Ghana VOGEL, DONALD FREDERIC -- Pakistan