CIA/East Asia Division/Canberra Station/Chief
CIA station chief
| CIA/East Asia Division/Canberra Station/Chief (CIA station chief) | |
|---|---|
| The leader of CIA activities in Australia |
The CIA's Canberra Station Chief is the leader of CIA activities in Australia, based under diplomatic cover at the US embassy in Canberra.
Selected Examples
- Bill Caldwell c. 1965
- Raymond Villemarette 1969[1]
- John Walker - 1973
- M. C. Wonus in 1976.[2][3]
- W. D. Boggs in 1977
- In 1981 Covert Action Information Bulletin reported that "CIA veteran Michael C. Sednaoui is the new Chief of Station in Canberra, Australia. Sednaoui, born November 6, 1925 in Egypt, has been with the CIA since at least 1956, when he served briefly under cover as a “political affairs officer” with the Department of the Army, before being posted that year, under State Department cover, to the Rabat, Morocco Embassy. He served in Rabat until at least 1970, except for two years back at Headquarters. There are no Department of State records referring to him from late 1970 until late 1974, when he was posted to Rome, where he was Deputy Chief of Station until at least 1976. He was exposed in the January 15, 1976 edition of La Repubblica in Rome as the chief of the CIA unit under cover as the so-called United States Army Southern European Projects Unit. According to the October 1980 Canberra Diplomatic List Sednaoui is there under cover of attache, undoubtedly the Chief of Station."[4]
- Henry A. Crumpton - had just taken over station on 911, recalled to HQ soon afterwards.
- Paula Ann Doyle sometime before 2012.[5]
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References
- ↑ https://cia-spotters.blogspot.com/
- ↑ https://wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/1977STATE117558_c.html
- ↑ https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/1992/05/24/mc-wonus-cia-manager-dies-at-58/4d11c59f-a98b-40aa-8d42-22299f1d8302/
- ↑ Special Technology Issue by Covert Action Information Bulletin, No 9 (Jun 1980) https://archive.org/details/cia-rdp-90-00845-r-000100190004-3/page/40/mode/2up
- ↑ https://widelyreported.org/?entity=paula%20ann%20doyle&guard=
