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:::on the G-2 business, Lash covers it in detail in one of his books, a unit of Army Intelligence (G-2) was spying on Eleanor and taped a hotel meeting in Illinois between ER and Lash--and then told FDR about it.  he was livid that the Army was spying on his wife (and perhaps  on FDR too). FDR ordered the G2 unit disbanded and Lash sent to the Pacific (or Alaska).[[User:RJJensen|RJJensen]] 21:16, 5 July 2009 (EDT)

:::on the G-2 business, Lash covers it in detail in one of his books, a unit of Army Intelligence (G-2) was spying on Eleanor and taped a hotel meeting in Illinois between ER and Lash--and then told FDR about it.  he was livid that the Army was spying on his wife (and perhaps  on FDR too). FDR ordered the G2 unit disbanded and Lash sent to the Pacific (or Alaska).[[User:RJJensen|RJJensen]] 21:16, 5 July 2009 (EDT)

::::The Hoover File examines those issues separately it appears, discussing microphone surveillance, etc.  I'm curious if it connects with [http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/6315/yaltabet.html pg. 55 here]

::::The Hoover File examines those issues separately it appears, discussing microphone surveillance, etc.  I'm curious if it connects with [http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/6315/yaltabet.html pg. 55 here]

::::*''Roosevelt himself was responsible for the foolish order of January 1, 1944, which, with the backing of Lieutenant General Joseph T. McNarney, Deputy Chief of Staff, abolished the entire setup of the Counter-Intelligence Corps in the WarDepartment.

::::*''Roosevelt himself was responsible for the foolish order of January 1, 1944, which, with the backing of Lieutenant General Joseph T. McNarney, Deputy Chief of Staff, abolished the entire setup of the Counter-Intelligence Corps in the War Department.

::::The next sentence also is worth reading,

::::The next sentence also is worth reading,