Part 26, page 51

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Property of [redacted]: Civil Service Commission. This report may not be transferred to another agency without prior approval of the Commission, and it may be recalled at any time.

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SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA

Employment

[redacted] United States Marine b6 Per BOC Corps, EL TORO AIR STATION. b7C Per BOC

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I know [redacted] as a fellow sargeant on this base in Air Traffic Control for about two years prior to his retirement in October of 1970.

He came aboard in mid 1968 from an overseas assignment. We became rather friendly although not intimate. We worked together and fished together. I know that he was married for the second time but know of nothing which would reflect upon him as far as his marriages are concerned. His morals, character and habits appeared to be very good. He will take a rare beer or two but did not use intoxicants excessively or habitually. He was certainly a mature and stable individual and enjoyed excellent health.

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I know nothing of his organizational affiliations. He is in my opinion a loyal American. I would have absolutely no hesitation in recommending him for a position which might be considered critical from the standpoint of our national security.

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He was a [redacted] in charge at this station for six or b6 Per BOC eight months when we were without a commissioned officer. He handled this job very well, and had no problems other than the "routine" problems that [redacted] and it's personnel. I would recommend him for any position with the Federal Government that he is qualified to fill. I feel that he would react properly under stress as he always has here. b6 Per BOC LIEUTENANT [redacted] El Toro Marine Air Station b7C Per BOC

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I met [redacted] a sargeant in the United States Marine Corps in b6 Per BOC 1960 [redacted] I knew him for the next three yb7C Per BOC in Hawaii at another Marine Corps Air Station. He then went to the east coast and I again met him in the fall of 1966 in Vietnam where we were associated for several months. After Vietnam I had no contact with him until he came aboard this station in mid 1968. I know him from that time until he retired in October of 1970.

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We did not have any great social contact but I did know his first wife as well as his current wife. He was divorced because he had a wife that kept him in constant debt. She was a most "miserable" person and he is much better off without her and with his current wife [redacted] would say b6 Per BOC morals, character and habits are very good. He does not use intoxicants b7C Per BOC excessively or habitually. I have never known him to be in any trouble with the law and in recent years certainly no financial difficulty.

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Property of U.S. Civil Service Commission. This report may not be transferred to another agency without prior approval of the Commission, and it may be recalled at any time.

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