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, Confederación
Nacional Campesina (National Confederation of Campesinos)
- CNO, Chief of Naval
Operations
- CP, Communist
Party
- CTAL, Confederación
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, Cobán,
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 Ríos,
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, Asunción Mita,
Guatemala
- Nick, Gualán,
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, Organización
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 Córdova Cerna
- T/O, table of
organization
- UFCO, UNFC,
UNIFRUIT, United Fruit Company
- WASHTUB, operation
to plant Soviet arms in Nicaragua
- WFTU, World
Federation of Trade Unions
- WH, Western
Hemisphere
- WSBURNT,
Guatemala
- WSHOOFS,
Honduras