AFIO Membership List and Biographies

This document is a compilation of membership lists and biographical sketches of individuals associated with the Association of Former Intelligence Officers (AFIO), prepared by Joël van der Reijden. The document provides detailed profiles of 100 individuals, categorized by their professional backgrounds, including CIA officers and civilian assets, Army and Marine Corps intelligence personnel, Air Force and Naval intelligence officers, and journalists or writers. The biographies focus on the careers, affiliations, and controversial activities of these individuals, often highlighting their roles in covert operations, intelligence programs, and political influence networks. Key figures profiled include James J. Angleton, George H. W. Bush, William J. Casey, William E. Colby, and various military and intelligence leaders. The document frequently references connections between these individuals and broader intelligence networks, such as the 'Georgetown Set,' the 'Safari Club,' and private security firms like Blackwater. It also details involvement in specific programs, including MKULTRA, the Phoenix Project, and various remote viewing initiatives. The biographies are heavily annotated with source citations, including news articles, books, and official reports, to support the claims made regarding the subjects' professional histories and alleged involvement in sensitive or controversial activities. The document serves as a reference for understanding the interconnected nature of the U.S. intelligence community and its influence on political and military affairs over several decades.