SG1A Approved For Release 2003/11/21: CIA-RDP96-00788R000600970009-2 Approved For Release 2003/11/21: CIA-RDP96-00788R000600970009-2 Approved For Release 2003/11/21: CIA-RDP96-00788R000600970009-2 PROJECT 8122 SUMMARY: This report contains information reference the during the period 3 to 8 September 1981. This information is provided as raw intelligence data, and as such, has not been subjected to any intermediate analysis, evaluation or collation. DETAILS: 1. Source 869-01: On or about 7 September 1981, a truck or "jeep type vehicle" was seen at the bunker in question. Source could not recall the exact time of day, but had the "impression of darkness."..."perhaps early morning or late afternoon." At this time source saw boxes being loaded onto the "jeep type vehicle." Source felt that the "jeep type vehicle" may have made several trips to the bunker in question. On 7 September 1981, four personnel were observed. Three arrived in the truck and the fourth was already waiting at the bunker. Two of the personnel, one from the arriving truck and the one who was waiting at the bunker, appeared "military"(dress) and seemed "familiar with this place" (the bunker). Source reported that one of these two individuals had "some responsibility with the, with this place, this installa- tion or...this group of...container places." Source further described the truck as "just same size as 3/4 ton" and having a "white German tag." Source described this tag as being white, outlined in black with a small square colored "black, red, brown or red, black brown" in the upper left of the tag. Source recalled the tag as being numbered 862 or 863 (Incl 1). Approved For Release 2003/11/21: CIA-RDP96-00788R000600970009-2 Approved For Release 2003/11/21: CIA-RDP96-00788R000600970009-2 2. SOURCE 878-01: Source reported boxes in bunker being moved and loaded into "a truck or vehicle... looks like a jeep" on 5 Sep 81. Source indicated that four individuals were involved; at least one was a female. All involved appeared to be "foreign... Germans." Source described the present (23 Mar 82) location of the boxestaken from the bunker. Source reported the boxes to be stored in "a basement"..."under a two-story house with attic, red tile roof." Source reported that buildings in this area were marked in "Arabic numbers, long tails, white, white on blue background, dark blue, like Navy blue... background is oval." The house in question was marked 718 or 719 (Inci 2+3). Source reported possible future use of explosives stolen from bunker in "some kind of raid on airbase." Raid is believed to be scheduled for the period 1-5 May 82. Airbase is believed to be in the same city and within 10 miles of the house mentioned above. No further information available. Source bel ives that the individuals who stole the explosives from the bunker did so under contract. The stolen explosives have now been delivered. Individuals who plan to use the explosives are not necessarily the same ones who stole them. 3. Source 882-01: Reference police suspect composite photos published in article in the Giessen Newspaper, dated 18 January 1982. Source reported that the female individual works in "a selling place" or stores located'tanderneath a covered walk, arches in front." This shopping area is reportedly near a "large highway" Approved For Release 2003/11/21 : 6IA-RDP96-00788R000600970009-2 Approved For Release 2003/11/21: CIA-RDP96-00788R000600970009-2 and there is "some kind of water or canal or river immediately to the rear" (Incl 4&5). Source reported that the female suspect lives in a "gray, gray apartment building." The apartment building appeared multi-storied and located "immediately across the street from a square traffic circle with a park"(Incl 6). 4. Source 884-01: Reference police suspect composite photos published in article in the Giessen newspaper, dated 18 January 1982. Source reported that the male individual worked in "some kind of covered area, but outside." His work may have also involved dr'ving. Source reported that the male suspect lives in a multi-story building constructed of "yellow stucco on brick." This building is located in a "ah, kind of run down industrial area." Source reported that there were "many buildings alike" in this area. Source stated that this residence can best be located by looking for a " 'L' shape beer garden" which is nearby. Also, there is reportedly a "railyard of some kind" very close and "a large open area for, it's like used for carnival ground, beer fest ground." Source felt that the male suspect had recently lost his employment at the area described above and that the suspect now spends most of his time at "the old Gasthaus building" described above (Incl 7). 5. Source 875-32: Reference police suspect composite photos published in article in the Giessen newspaper, dated 18 January 1982. Source reported that the male suspect's work in the past had "something to 3 Approved For Release 2003/11/21: CIA-RDP96-00788R000600970009-2 Approved For Release 2003/11/21: CIA-RDP96-00788R000600970009-2 do with either... something like circuitry ...in telephone or electricity or something." The suspect's work was associated with "a little green, white utility truck." The truck may have been gray in color. The truck had an "emblem on the door that i/ identifies it as a...small ...type utility van (Incl 8&9). The license plate on the vehicle was described as "small... rectangular, elongated...like a German...and superimposed by a small. square type...license plate with fa!- ed yellow paint...black numbers, J&Rgxx (Incl 10) 6. Source 879-32: Reference police suspect composite photos SG1A published in article in the Source reported that the female suspect works in a "shopping area under tall buildings... protected area with some kind of cement ceilings and cement walls." "It's located in a tunnel like place." "It's"like an underground shopping area," (Incl 11&12). Source reported that the female suspect attends classes at the university. She lives in an apartment with a girlfriend. This apartment is "very modern... cement type buildings... multi- storied modern apartments." This area is described as "an area within an area...it's bounded by an older looking area on the suburbs on the outskirts to the southwest." Source reported that the female suspect was associated with an individual identified as Kirt, Kirt or Gurt...Kirt Jergen (phonetic). Approved For Release 2003/11/21: CIA-RDP96-00788R000600970009-2 Approved For Release 2003/11/21: CIA-RDP96-00788R000600970009-2 Source also reported the city of Stuttgard as being relevant in some unidentified way. 7. Source 883-32: Reference police suspect composite photos published in article in the Giessen newspaper, dated 18 January 1982. Source reported that the male suspect worked in a "big yard..."with a'sort of a main roof overhang...like...a lumber yard type thing, but it's not lumber...it has something to do with aluminum conduct piping." This "work yard" is described as being located in "a poor looking area." There also appear: to be a "railroad yard" in the area. Source reported that the male suspect lived in a "bonding house". This house is described as being located at the beginning of a suburb before the new city area starts." The location of the house is further described as being "right on the perimeter of where the new city ends and old city, like the suburbs start." Also the house is about a block from a trolly car access..." and "there's something about a restaurant or a food establishment directly across from that house." The "food kaserne" has an emblem, "it's red and it's got a gold, a golden, like it were a golden crown, a golden thread, round, a red circle...it has particular and peculiar meaning to a, to the business and that store" (Incl 13). In conjunction with and planned events for the period 1-5 May 1982 (see Source 878-01, paragraph 2, above), Source reported "an assault team of four or five, more... terrorists undertaking a specific action against...a military base, like the stupid action like they did...in...the airport in Brussels...in other airports." "The object of this attack is to do it against a US official building that would be distinctly representative of the US Government. 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