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104-10104-10417 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (05/09/1968)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch72032 and id is 1 raw text is: 7 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SUBMJET WOOD, William Clarence, Jr. aka BXLEY, William In December 1944 William Clarence WOOD, Jr. was security approved for OSS employment to be used overseas in a writing/publishing assignment. However, he was assigned to combat infantry duties in the Southiest Pacific Area and was not used by OSS. Of interest in his file at this time are memoranda recording a viait he made to the Honolulu Office of OSS in February 1945 in which he told the office how he had been recruited by OSS while attending infantry school at Fort Benning in October 1941 that his services were to be used in originating and conducting radio programs in the CBI theater; that when he did not hear from OSS, he made certain inquiries and found that his record had been carefully investigated by Dunn and Bradstreet; that he then made a long distance call to OSS Personnel Procurement Office.'. He was told that temporarily the OSS was not in a position to avail themselves of his services but he was to keep in touch. The interviewing officer in Honolulu forwarded a report of the visit to the Security Officer in OSS Headquarters with a comment to note the Dunn and Bradstreet leak and that Subject certainly knew more about the inside of 08 than any potential recruit he ever saw and Subject had never been in Washington. On 13 December 1950 Subject was ranted a Covert Security Clearance r use as a Staff Agent With Project FCUS. He was assigned to the A(Island of Saipan)as Chief Instructor of Clandestine Operations. He reported for duty 8 January 1951 and arrived overseas 12 March 1951. In May 1951 his de ndents were issued travel clearances to join him at the(Saipan Ba ubject suffered a nervous breakdown in March 1952 and was returned to Headquarters, Washington for medical observation. Examination by the Medical Office in April 1952 concluded that Subject's breakdown was caused by family trouble and overindulgence in alcohol. The Medical Office recommended that he should not attempt any extreme covert vork but should only accept either light semi-covert or overt duties with a probationary period of one year, these duties to be performed within the continental limits of the United States. Subject was assigned to OTR as an instructor in the Operations Course in May 1952 and recommended for conversion to staff status after a four-month probationary period. This transfer was security approved in October 1952 and he received his appointment as a GS-11 Training Instructor with OTM (Operations Training Branch). In December 1952 he was found by an Agency guard lying on a sidewalk near Temporary Fiye Building bbeding from the mouth. There was no evidence of foul play and he was taken to Eergency Hospital at his own request. + _ declas ,tc la aLI 0 91000 Q I. -. ---.- 1104-10104-104171 9 May 1968 i

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