Part 114, page 20
Document date 13 February 1950
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 114 p. 20 (DB Cooper-10642), Letter, dated 13 Feb 1950 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-114/pages/20
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BREMERHAVEN EORT OF EMBARKATION APO 69 US ARMY Office of the Commanding General
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Bremerhaven, Germany 13 February 1950
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SUBJ CT: Commendation
THRU: Provost Marshal Bremerhaven Port of Embarkation APO 69, US Army
TO: Commanding Officer 6th M.P. C.I.D. APO 69, US Army
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1. I wish to commend all of the members of the 6th C.I.D. for their prompt, aggressive and thorough actions in providing a solution for the bank robbery, involving the [guess: McClellan] Cooper and [guess: Ives] [guess: Ecomb] at [guess: Rickenbocker], which resulted in [guess: apprehend-] haven on li[guess: cense] by 1960, and also in the apprehension of [guess: Leonard] [guess: Ernst] and [guess: Klaus] [guess: Ide], which solved a [guess: distressing] series of house[guess: breakings] in [guess: unprecedented] [illegible].
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2. Members of the command are made aware of the true value of alert, trained investigators, who provide safety to the community by the rapid apprehension of criminals.
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3. The personnel of 6th C.I.D. deserve congratulations for their good work, which has reflected credit upon the whole command.
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4. Copies of this letter will be placed in the 201 files of the officers of the 6th C.I.D. and furnished to each en- listed member.
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/s/ Charles D. W. Canham /t/ CHARLES D. W. CANHAM Brigadier General, USA Commanding
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A TRUE COPY:
Carl L. [guess: GRIEFLY] CARL L. [guess: GRIEFLY] Major CMP
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CAUTION: SPECIAL HANDLING REQUIRED
This material copied from records of National Personnel Records Center, St. Louis, Missouri, to be used for reference only. Do not recopy or disseminate in its original form outside the Bureau.
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DB Cooper-10642