Pseudonym: Inghurst, Frederick J.
"Ops" and "PM" appear to be interchangeable.
See 104-10231-10327, below: Inghurst was C/PM in April 1962.
See 104-10312-10183, below: Inghurst was DCOS/OPS in June 1963. Moore/Inghurst appears to have used the alias "Irving Peggins" and may have also used the pseudonym "Charles Matt". He used the name of Gordon Campbell after the real Campbell passed away on Sept 19, 1962.
104-10102-10216: DEBRIEFING ON TRAINING AND DEMOLITIONS GIVEN TO ANTI-CASTRO CUBAN EXILES
1960-1962: Grayston Lynch reminisces: "Moore was C/Ops for the Invasion Task Force - as well as Deputy for PM and C/Ops for JMWAVE at one time." "Training: On Panama and the facilities used, the best Lynch could remember, Fort Sherman was open in about August or September 1960 to train Cubans for about a 2 to 3 month period. There were about 40 to 50 men, mostly Artime followers. When it was decided a bigger group would be needed, which later became Brigade 2506, these people were sent to Retalhuleu (Guatemala) In about November 1960. Actually, the group was split, with some going to Guatemala and others to the New Orleans area. As to other training in Panama, Lynch has no knowledge. (Note: Lynch suggested that Mr. Robert Moore, retired staffer currently in the New Orleans area, might be a good source. Moore was C/Ops for the invasion task force, as well Deputy for PM and C/Ops for JMWAVE at one time." Also see Grayston Lynch in his Decision for Disaster (pgs 48-49) mentions Bob Moore, a close friend who had been the CIA's liaison man at Fort Bragg, was the catalyst for Lynch joining the Agency. Lynch was retiring after five years as a capatain of the US Army Special Forces A-Team. In January 1960, Moore had set up a meeting with Desmond Fitzgerald, then head of the Far East Division. Fitzgerald assured Lynch of a job after he retired from the US Army. Lynch dropped in to see Moore in December 1960 to ask if Moore had anything for him. Moore did and the rest is history. Also see 104-10233-10157, p. 3: There are two memos on 5/15/62 and 5/16/62 for "AL AND ROCKY", almost certainly a reference to Al Rodriguez/Earl Williamson and DCOS Rocky Farnsworth.
157-10014-10046: TESTIMONY OF HALLEY, 19 AUG 1975
Shackley testified he had two deputy chiefs of station (DCOS). During the longest period of time - one was Robert Moore, who was C/Ops or chief of operations. The other man was in charge with the support functions - that was Jack Corris.
104-10226-10042: CABLE: 50. ANDRES. INFORMATION ON MIG 15 VERY IMPORTANT.
June 27, 1961 cable describes Moore as "C/WH/4/PM R. B. Moore"
12/28/61 cable: AMDENIM-1 trying to get financing. His contact for $6000 (probably Michael Malone) known by Inghurst.
104-10269-10032: CABLE: RECOMMEND CUT OFF DATE FUNDING
2/17/62 cable from JMWAVE to Director, DIR MEXI CITE WAVE 1447 INGHURST ACTING JMZIP KUCAGE: "Recommend cut off date funding by MEXI for 1 March. Prior (to) this date AMBUD-1/Cardona will advise names of Mexi (AMBUD/CRC) delegation. Terminal pay for dropped members left (in the) discretion (of) MEXI."
4/3/62 cable from Frederick J. Inghurst to Director, slugline GYROSE: Sam Halpern and Mr. Inghurst were addressing complaints to Florida State Welfare Board regarding payments made to certain Cubans by both AMBUD/CRC and HEW (Health, Education and Welfare). The releasing officer on the document is Inghurst, who appears to be listed as C/PM.
January 1963: Robert Moore is described by FBI as "deputy chief, CIA".
104-10240-10342: CABLE/PURSUANT INGHURST-DAINOLD CONVERSATION 3 APR RE AMBIDDY-1
4/3/63 cable from JMWAVE to Director: "Pursuant Inghurst-Dainold/Desmond FitzGerald conversation 3 Apr re AMBIDDY-1/Artime the latter has never submitted military or paramilitary plan to WAVE. Consequently no such plan was rejected by WAVE. AMBIDDY-1 position is GPFOCUS/RFK told him that any well prepared plan and preparation for military type action would be considered by GPFOCUS...WAVE told AMBIDDY-1 that when he ready (to) prepare plan WAVE would make available expert PM-type personnel who could help him in drafting and put plan in acceptable form of presentation. AMBIDDY-1 was appreciative of offer. However, he has not submitted any plan and has given no indication that any plan was near any completion stage."
104-10312-10183: CABLE:OPERATION TILT COMPLETED WITH RETURN OF PBY TO MIAMI 2030 HOURS LOCAL 12 JUNE
6/13/63 memo from DCOS/OPS Frederick Inghurst to Director, slugline RYPAT TYPIC YOBITE TILT: "Operation TILT completed with return of PBY to Miami 2030 hours local 12 June. Infiltration team consisting (of) ten (Cubans) did not return from their mission to Cuba..."
104-10312-10180: MEMO: DISCUSSION, TILT
6/13/63 memo from Rip (Robertson) to Ted (Shackley) and Bob (Moore): Rip was concerned that LIFE magazine "possibly could back up with hard evidence" that the CIA "was sponsoring the show"; "Rip, Mickey, and Rudy (note: Rip Robertson, Mickey Kappes, and Rudy Enders) were old friends and had worked together previously". The note adds that "Max handled them well on the question of what the interrogation procedures would be". (Note: "Max" was probably Tony Sforza).
2/2/67 cable from Chief of Station, JMWAVE to Chief, Western Hemisphere Division. Frederick Inghurst was still working at JMWAVE, after Morales is clearly in Vietnam. Inghurst signs on behalf of the Chief of Station, Philip Elmard (probably John Dimmer). See 104-10229-10002, p. 11, 7/9/68 memo discusses Inghurst's imminent departure from JMWAVE.