Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952–1954,
Guatemala
Abbreviations and Cryptonyms
AA, American Airlines;
anti-aircraft
A/C, aircraft
AC/WH, Acting Chief, Western
Hemisphere Division, Central Intelligence Agency
Adam, Guatemala City
AFL, AFOL, American Federation of
Labor
AP, Associated Press
BGGYPSY, Russia; Russian
BOND, Puerto Barrios
C/WH, Chief, Western Hemisphere,
Central Intelligence Agency
CAB, Civil Aeronautics Board
Caesar, Quetzaltenango
CEUA, Comité de Estudiantes
Universitarios Anticomunistas (Committee of Anti-Communist University
Students)
CIA, Central Intelligence
Agency
CNC, Confederacion Nacional Campesina
(National Confederation of Campesinos)
CNO, Chief of Naval Operations
CP, Communist Party
CTAL, Confederacion de Trabajadores
de América Latina (Confederation of Latin American Workers)
DCI, Director of Central
Intelligence
DD/A, Deputy Director for
Administration, Central Intelligence Agency
DD/P, Deputy Director, Plans, Central
Intelligence Agency
DDCI, Deputy Director of Central
Intelligence
DIR, Director of Central
Intelligence
Doc, Mazatenango
DTFROGS, El Salvador
Eddie, El Quiché
EDT, estimated time of
departure
ENE, east northeast
ESCOBILLA, Guatemalan
national
ESMERALDITE, labor informant
affiliated with AFL-sponsored labor movement
ESSENCE, Guatemalan anti-Communist
leader
ETA, estimated time of arrival
FAN, National Anti-Communist
Front
FAO, Foreign Agriculture Organization
of the United Nations
FJHOPEFUL, military base
FOA, Foreign Operations
Administration
Frank, Jutiapa, Guatemala
Goss, Coban, Guatemala
Hank, Zacapa (Guatemalan base)
HTKEEPER, Mexico City
HTPLUME, Panama
iden, identity
Ike, San Jose
Jack, Florida, Honduras
JMBLUG,John S. Peurifoy, U.S. Ambassador to
Guatemala
Kent, Carias Viejas, Honduras
KMFLUSH, Nicaragua
KMPAJAMA, Mexico
KMPLEBE, Peru
K-Program, operations aimed at
intelligence and defection of Guatemalan military; after May 11, 1954,
redirected at military defections
KUBARK, Central Intelligence
Agency
KUCLUB, Office of
Communications
KUFIRE, intelligence
KUGOWN, propaganda
Larry, Entre Rios, Guatemala
LCFLUTTER, polygraph
LCI, landing craft
LCPANGS, Costa Rica
LINC, LINCOLN,PBSUCCESS
Headquarters in Florida
LIONIZER, Guatemalan refugee
group in Mexico
MA, military attaché
Mike, Asuncion Mita, Guatemala
Nick, Gualan, Guatemala
N.O., New Orleans
o/a, on or about
ODACID, U.S. Embassy
ODUNIT, U.S. Air Force
ODYOKE, U.S. Government
OIR, Office of Intelligence and
Research, Department of State
OPIM, Operational Immediate
ops, operations
ORIT, Organizacion Regional
Inter-Americana de Trabajadores (AFL-sponsored anti-Communist labor
federation)
P/A, political asset
PAA, Pan American Airlines
PANCHO, Carlos Castillo
Armas
PBFORTUNE,CIA project to supply anti-Arbenz forces
with weapons, supplies, and funding; predecessor to PBSUCCESS
PBHISTORY, Central Intelligence
Agency project to gather and analyze documents from the Arbenz government in
Guatemala that would incriminate Arbenz as a Communist
PBPRIME, United States
PBS, PBSUCCESS, Central
Intelligence Agency covert operation to overthrow Arbenz government in
Guatemala
PSB, Psychological Strategy
Board
PW, psychological warfare
QKFLOWAGE, United States
Information Agency
RUFUS, Carlos Castillo Armas
sab, sabotage
SARANAC, training site in
Nicaragua
SCRANTON, training base for radio
operators near Nicaragua
SGUAT,CIA Station in Guatemala
SHERWOOD,CIA radio broadcasting program based in
Nicaragua begun on May 1, 1954
SKILLET,Whiting Willauer, U.S. Ambassador to
Honduras
SKIMMER, The “Group” CIA cover organization supporting Castillo
Armas
SLINC, telegram indicator for
PBSUCCESS Headquarters in Florida
SSE, south southeast
STANDEL,Jacobo Arbenz, President of
Guatemala
svcd, serviced
SYNCARP, the “Junta,” Castillo
Armas' political organization headed by Cordova Cerna
T/O, table of organization
UFCO, UNFC, UNIFRUIT,
United Fruit Company
WASHTUB, operation to plant Soviet
arms in Nicaragua
