Part 39, page 289

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CE 164-101 2 —

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[REDACTED] stated that since [REDACTED] was assigned to the unit on January 19, 1975, he has not made any parachute jumps and is assigned to [REDACTED] [REDACTED] He highly praised him, stating that he is a very efficient and quiet worker with when he has [guess: never] had any difficulty except telephone calls from [REDACTED]

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On March 9, 1977, [REDACTED] file was made available and it was noted that from August 24, 1970, until May 22, 1972, [REDACTED] was assigned to the John F. Kennedy Center at the Institute For Military Assistance, Fort Bragg, North Carolina. During that time, he was assigned to Headquarters and Head- quarters Company, [REDACTED] Fort Bragg, North Carolina, as on [REDACTED]

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[REDACTED] stated that [REDACTED] personnel folder would not indicate if in fact [REDACTED] was on duty on or about March 24, 1971, or if he was on annual leave or on some other type of leave. The only way an individual's daily attendance at his military assignment could be verified would be a review of the company's morning report for the particular day in question.

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[REDACTED] stated that morning reports are held for a short period of time, afterward they are sent to the Pentagon for microfilming and then placed in archives, possibly the Army Archives at Saint Louis.

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[REDACTED] recommended that if such information was needed, the Department of the Army at the Pentagon should be contacted and advised of the particular unit the individual belonged to on the date that verification is desired, and they would be able to provide that information or where it is contained.

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DB Cooper-15475