Part 119, page 345

Document date 22 January 1976

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 119 p. 345 (DB Cooper-54902), Memo, dated 22 Jan 1976, serial 442-26-8076 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-119/pages/345

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SE 164-81

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Employment:

The Halliburton Company, Duncan, Oklahoma, development of oil well tools, 6/54 to 3/58.

Johnson Testers, Inc., Houston, research, oil pumps, 3/58 to 3/60.

Boeing, Wichita, Kansas, associate research engineer (transfer), 3/60 to 4/62. 4/27/62 transferred to Seattle.

Boeing, New Orleans, 4/62 to 11/63.

LTV Aerospace Corporation, Dallas, supervised space environmental simulation laboratory, 11/63 to present.

(Above taken from employment application dated 8/17/67).

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SULLIVAN's exit interview conducted by [REDACTED] [REDACTED], reflected that SULLIVAN was terminating to begin self-employment in consulting work in environmental control simulation areas. He was dissatisfied with his position in the organization and the possibility for advancement. He was recommended for re-hire and rated favorably.

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A photo, possibly taken in 1967, was provided.

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Due to dissimularity of SULLIVAN with NORJAK, any additional leads will be left to the discretion of case agent.

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DB COOPER-54902

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Case file reference number at top of page. Chronological employment history for SULLIVAN, listing employers, roles, locations, and dates from 1954 to 1967, sourced from an employment application dated 8/17/67. Narrative describing SULLIVAN's exit interview: he left to start his own consulting business in environmental control simulation, was dissatisfied with advancement prospects, but was rated favorably and recommended for re-hire. The interviewer's name is redacted. Note that a photograph, possibly dated 1967, was submitted as part of the file (photo itself not present on this page). Conclusion stating SULLIVAN does not resemble the hijacking suspect (NORJAK case), so further investigative leads are left to the case agent's discretion. Internal document page number (2) and FBI Vault bates/production stamp number DB COOPER-54902.

Typewritten document, clear scan with minor artifacts (two dark circular marks near top, likely hole-punch or copier artifacts).
Two blocks of text are redacted (blacked out/boxed) with FOIA exemption codes b6 and b7C marked in the right margin.

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