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104-10239-10015 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (3/2/1965)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch46729 and id is 1 raw text is: 1O4~iO239~1OO15 2 Marcih 1965 WH -'C #65-87 LX-24 S 6 MEMORANDUM FOR: SUBJECT REFERENCE FI 'D S1aff TS[) OC General: AMMUG I Debriefing Report #241 Subject: Communications of the DGI (Cuban Intelligence Service) WH/'C Memorandum #65-84 dated 1 Mari 1965 - 1. When a headquarters' case officer in one of the opera- .tinal departments wishes to send a dispLtch or cable to the field, he prepares the message himself (on his own typewritur) and sends it to the Department of Legal Centers office.(if it is going to a field station) for transmission by the means indicated. He may handcarry the message to Legal Centers or may send it by his department driver or an M Building messenger. A driver or messenger may be summoned by telephone at any tine, but there are always headquarters' niessengers circulating among buildings carrying dispatches and other correspondence from one to another. The operations' officer, therefore, may wait for the next messengzer to come over from M Building or may call one. The messenge rs operate on no fixed schedule but deliver messages as they are received or ready for dispatch. 2. An outgoing message from the LN Department to the field station in Mexico, for example, is prepared by the LN case officer and sent by messenger or carried persoally to the Mexican section (Nucleus 5) of the MS (Legal Centers) De- partment. That department, if it is to go by dispatch, photo- graphs the message anl places the resultant microfilm in the next pouch to Mexico. MS Department has its own equipment for photographing, preparing microfilm, and developing microfilm. An outgoing message is prepared in original and one copy; the copy is returned by the MS Department to the originating officer, with a stamp showing the out number and the date and time of dispatch. If the message is to go by cable, the MS Department forwards it to the Central Ciphering Service of the DSE, which has the communications facilities and which encodes the message z

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