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. co TIAL 7
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECCRD 7 eae
SUBJECT: Surfacing of Bogue Document in Foreign Eabassy, Bangkok: )
1. GO on 6 October 1976, undersigned proceaded to State Dept, C & 224 Ste,
and met with Mr. Doo Arabian, Soviet Desk orticer, (state Department Security Office;
who gave the undersigned the attached documents for our disposal. Be stated that
the documents came from the US Embassy in Bangkok, who received the “IS" document
and the exvelope and letter from the Philippine Eabarsy.) Arabian stated that LTC
Harvey, OACSI, has been able to determine after checking with various Army aeenetons
that the TS document is not imethen tes? qs are avare of all
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the findings and(State Dept Security has been coordinating thefr actitities vith 28
them, Currently, State Dept has not been doing anything actively bere in WDC, B $
USED, Bangkok 18 conducting local investigations to the extent of intervieving
People in the eabsssy who discovered the envelope, postal delivery people, etc )
2. SO Yor your information, LTC Harvey, Security Div, OACSI, has been the action
officer . GEN Aaron 1s avare of the situation as is Mr. Merrill Kelly. As mentioned
in para L above, LIC Harvey has been able to deteraine, after checking vith various
Avmy agencies, that there is no FH 30-31B, and that therefore, the attached document
is not authentic. The bogus FH 30-31B, the letter and the envelope have been turned
ome to | #88
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September 14, 1976
Z President Ferdinand E. Marcos
Malacanang Palace
Menila
o Republic of the Philippines
Dear kr. President:
In 1974 I sent to Xr. Kukrit Pramoj, who is well-known
to you and whom I deeply respect, some secret American
documents revealing the dangers for the countries
concerned of having U.S. troops and advisers stationed
on their territories. Recent developments in Thailand
suggest that those documents were both timely and to
the point for hir. Kukrit Pramoj.
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Fow I am sending these documents to you in the hope that
they will also be of use to your Governnent. I am doing
- this as one of an American group opposed to excessive
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{ onable American interest.
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INTROLUCTI
TCRET clnssfffed supplesent FU 30-312, oving to ite specielly
is not @ clandard issue in the FM series.
This TP Ss
sensitive moter
TA 30-31 provided guidance on dostrins, toctics
azz support cf U.S. Arty stability eperotions in F
ds it vas fntcaded for wice distribution, its centeate ve
feottly concerned with courtesfasergenc7 ang with joiut U.S. cad host
; CHC) epsxations to atcure stebility.
ait, en Cha other hind, ecnsiders IC azracses thrnselves
ec. It deco not repeat the general intol4
, such e8 Fx 30-3) and Ft 20-
te 6s 8 ED
2 techniques for f
f
a
ich the pret
the hest country, fa @ maczer more f ers the thet require) ©
rounterinsurgeney, Bay advence overail U.S. ictercs=s-
this eprefal Held are to be regacced a3 strictly C2»
newledged Anvolvenent of the U.S. Aray in HC afiots:
rea ef cooperation ageinst dacur
at U.S. Arty involverent goec decper car
the wee Lf the tera "HC asencies” én this supplozeat may be taker Co ten
+ acooréing t3 2% tr
2. Tht Bo expseizetion for int
b. The FC sees generally.
e. BC stencies ottrr thon the ered £
a security egcactes, natieacl esd local adaisnis:
nae
TH 39-218
at £8 strictly linieed to the addres
fy be transestted further to those selected
tng well suited and wall piaced to centribute
led instructions icsued on the bacis of
Lpvtion of thie exp
Distr.
i sdurten List.
2M 30-318
CHAPTER 2
~~ pacrgnound 7!
A. General Ese in te sate Peg
Ag Andieated tn PM 30-31, cost secent snaurpeneies he
@avelopirg, nations er in noticas pevly emerged fren forrer colunie..
Swat in these lese-develooeé mations th
i lderige U.S. dnvolverent dn the etyur S
crigias, in trital, wc:
2iffersress. wt, whatever ito source, the fact ef 4%:
oppertunitice for C: v2 \f Sich, in the edceces of €
wiz cvlmtnie in 2 succe
U.8. involv.
43 port of rhe
Tnsur zene
fers, thr er
the pelitiecl etsrce of the NC
Land and to.U.S. interests on the other.
2. Need for Political Flexibility ”
agencies, is rot co
The U.S. Amy, in line with other U.S. es
ringat 42 the hest ecuntry for a
eably to the euryort of eny perticulzr go
_ yerdety of resserst”
A grverrzent enfoying US. serpert may teaten in the «
through lsek of vill or 2
the intercsss >
e. -Ie cay drife into sxtrsre Ba!
List attitudes which are dace
with or hostile t $. iuterests, ! % ‘
tee attustion f+ watch U5,
rR Rene ne se ee pre me eet NT -
pS arene cer
Si nclettl necator
4 “Adert i fiextion oF Spectel Tergots
i = i >
ate $6 in a yoaition to precurc dafersaticn over a wide
= activity. “But tha epooialict interests ef the U.S.
iat osfor pert of its sntellipence effort be directed to- -
drey.ard related RO organizations for intersal defense operat ‘ons
‘elitpence targets vithin the tiC ary dneluze the ve! 2-plas
and Uscal level with which UsS. Ary intelltsenc:
ack. *
my intelligence “te not 1n er 3
y be purticularly valarredie ke
Speefel Force untta ard Leng >
as under partisl or interitcert ine
¢ te such contaatncticn,
te ia at
maz olga be tu
ant ite
ce grroraliv etand eleser to the lec) por
z 7 be at the gaze tive berces
ts. “The eocurity risks ray beeete a: ?
es'and replaced by recruits of lere te)
co directed towards the specte: terse?
sa in vase a .
mee eS tae
oe
my perconcel | refneur! 15 the
? eval ae faruagencys
ot
3.78. “Te, eather : ie Protion of He arise kerr to be eed te the
ae 7 : Se
To extend the | secre ‘forse of pivtsction to all uc axercise ft.
‘the fackd of U.5, Army intellizence opstations.
nt cf these “ebjectivr walls for the tiecly recognition of v:
dre du he cpeactes sod for™ eiecly, counreraction by U. So Arzy inrellt-
+5. Recojuition of
Yulnerebilities
The eynpte
re fo inserpent Bro
at the para
u presence of Averican persennel fn tie.r
toe
nn eahel imianmeantanenmettinindssnmaeureinensest Sil
Tartisce and Extends,
whica exroses the Andietdve) to eressure f
gence, wnderstnes perular coafiden
RRR ED ER I eine open cm herr ep me
52 US. bey Intelligence Action. es
ae > U.S) Army Letellizence Dest be prepered to recomend appreprizte actica i
MEyetPle, che “event of hyrptors of vi rebflity persiztieg long ul to beesne pists
dntluds reacurcs taken egainot irdivier.la,
apcacies, or, in
+ er more geavtal cas desiened to put pressure on gronp:
tha lust rezor:
aie ppainet EC citizens.
a or ccniliczing ains epd 4
? . + position ago
: se or conflict 12 eften entered in the setter of punts,
ts tive action apacner fx: le whe vay be protected by & tangle of perecnal,.
Ss polities] cue Surensernsie eouplicetions, oe
s Apfluence or pressurize HC aponcice or
Atsclf prefr;pose ‘teation fm which U.S, intcrests are ot et.
appropriate to a given eftuation msy be official or unofficial,
n fon ds rot reJevart te the sesver eiscuored in thie gocesent
But eneffiefal cotion favelving clendeetinity falls into the sphere of reupon
sibility chaze2 by 0.8. Arey dntelligence with other U.S. enencies. +
CHAPTER 4 3
E GUIDENCE > =
ae t. fereral
The evccere of tuterna) stodility cperations undertaken by U.S. Arn
rence ie the Trccecork of Interuel defonte depends to a Considsradi
the eceree of 1 uaterctanding betucen snerican personnel nl the pers
neice Df host covatry. . < es
vor che dipsc# of rutecl enderstending between VU,
Lasis for the soluzicn ef
evevet,
and thoir HC off
ere $e the aveilstiiity in
Ligeuee naintaina agent rela
ee, the reeruttvent of leading ncrbers of NC agenster in the conncity
ef leng-tern sgenta ds ox f=p0!
8. Vecrutts:
" t for Intalligess> Purposes
f- ls Yer the spectal purposes of U.S. Arny irtellizence, the nest fuporta
. of reerviting activity is the officer corps of tha NC army. In sany 2
ad raticns, eff{iccrs of the ef ferces tend to de of prepertie? oric
featly d. rouné and cducation, sad therefere rece;
acy dectrins. “hey ere of specie) drportcace es Iens-tern Prospects
ot introquently ploy a drcisive role in determining the course cf
of tledr.verpretive scuntrits.
bs neguire specisl ettenticn with ov
fren facili
United States tnd
ive2 Faveretle toor
oe Sty have been tra:
ceed For aetleccent ts poets eithe:
5 $3
“ya33-208
* WS. Instrectors at U.S. training establis'
require Ce study ef officers m mticned in sut-raragraps 2 (+) a’
the potat of vi f politierl ieyelty; ff their dncusity fre:s Ci
Adeolozy and their devotion to the é tie ideals of the Unired Stet
The Skeree Anarx to she fizcl tr:
*sthreugh a U.S. training
and possibilitics sa a ony
ng, ¢irdetives
Questions of recrufteunt ure trested “in prerter gu {£ tn 3452-314 vhere
pias poverning egent Anzelligenies CUINTE fe steed ond
Circetives latd dom ther should b2 appli to recruiting
operation: exvica,ing BC povernt ne-npencics
nce fret U.S. Citizens Abroad on
9. &
t take into scdeent po!
bane countrics, both acd
U.S, Army dnteliceence
U.S. eftisena worvinr in
citizens, ef,
citizens incdute
tion ond os
"1 By
}
i¢
ni’
> woli as represent Jis, operating in the host cee!
sof the =385
ae7ent
tration pf the Insurcent
cies pinet
ceunters
fia use Cram fo the inpertence of NC
<ith a view to su 38
pre:
.- to further U.S, interests
“AVG Agents ci Special Operation’
F
+s ecdventsge by &
- into a ntets of false
“12. U.S. Army Intel ifgence Advanteges
es wight be of pa: cular value fn deter
fray intel nd in suggesting timely ecacur.
the personne:
ie condset of
RC age.
U.S.
There may Bo tices wien RC governrents show passivity or
of Comsmist er Cyountst-inspired euiversion, ef react with an-deq’
. sadtted by WS. agenc Such ofteat
‘ine whea the insurgency reeks to echicve
rofraining frez violence, thus Ic) > HC euthoitics
grity. In auch easca, U.S. Arsy, intelligen
fave ths mescs of Lsucching special epsrations which wlll couvtsco
wents and poblic oninien of the reality of the fagurgent denger ord of the
necessity of countersction. P sa” ‘
ticularly Mibs?:
Jo this end, U.S. Army intelligence shonld seck to penstente the dasurr
by recag ¢f anents on specie) east zen} vith tre tesk of forming spcetel
$ e cove rz27ica] elensnts the énsurzene!
4 eSeve arjoen, these proups, eetiny vn: r U.S.
eoatzel, shisld be used to lavach wiolent er nonviolent acticns .
neture of the cese,. Such actions could dneluze these decerided fn tH 35-31 a9 _
eharocterfring Pheses 11 and IIT of insurgency. -
In carca where the infiltration of such agents into the dncurgent leadership e
hes not Seen cffcetively implenentcd, it ray heJp tove: the achicverent ¢2 the -
above cads to evtlire vltre-lefttet orgcnizetions. ¢4 a
ceiee (SOMINT) U.S. Arsy porerane?
levels with their opposite nunoors
nest country. By virtus of their generally
7 tenee, they axe well qualsficd to ect the
2 arising frez such cecperntion, eve: da dealing with EC. -
_Tids eles= croperatioa enadles 0.S. A207, int
nsive and éctetled picture of the a: feral 4
the desirability ef es:
recermeniatio:
nterinsurscncy effor
Rigenée penetration of
ud ACC are yell placed to
fon,“t®
i tof feint central archives et the RIDCC_st:
+ wstd to easict the procurenent of intellinence about the F rsennel of ES %
egencies, anc the nore nolective Archives kept at ACC shovid aetve the
gene purpose. ‘Where the existence of separate FC 3 not offsetclly
aceessitie to U.S. p 3 in known or avs: id, careful consiceraticn
be given to the possibility of oper: {yned to gain the desired
tery of the Army: -
Major Gorczal,!
Tie Adjutcnt Generel.
Letion: Se: page 13.