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'''Franklin Vincent Reno''' was a mathematician and civilian employee at the United States Army [[Aberdeen, Maryland#Aberdeen Proving Ground|Aberdeen Proving Ground]] in Maryland in the 1930's. Reno was a member of the "Karl group" of Soviet spies which was being handled by [[Whittaker Chambers]] up until 1938. Reno confessed in late 1948 to his espionage activities on behalf of the [[GRU]]. | '''Franklin Vincent Reno''' was a mathematician and civilian employee at the United States Army [[Aberdeen, Maryland#Aberdeen Proving Ground|Aberdeen Proving Ground]] in Maryland in the 1930's. Reno was a member of the "Karl group" of Soviet spies which was being handled by [[Whittaker Chambers]] up until 1938. Reno confessed in late 1948 to his espionage activities on behalf of the [[GRU]]. | ||
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Franklin Vincent Reno was a mathematician and civilian employee at the United States Army Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland in the 1930's. Reno was a member of the "Karl group" of Soviet spies which was being handled by Whittaker Chambers up until 1938. Reno confessed in late 1948 to his espionage activities on behalf of the GRU.
He is listed as number "118th" in the Gorsky Memo.
Source
- Alexander Vassiliev, Untitled Notes on Anatoly Gorsky’s December 1948 Memo on the Failed American Networks (2003).