Frens, check out this 19yo article from a local Williamsburg VA newspaper on "The Farm." Much sticks out, but this stuck way out:
The experimental part of that raised some eyebrows and adrenalin levels in 1972, when Williamsburg's Virginia Gazette quoted former CIA agents saying the experimental training included the use of small hand-held nuclear weapons.
https://www.dailypress.com/news/dp-xpm-19940904-1994-09-04-9409040016-story.html
"Nowadays almost half the CIA recruits being trained at Camp Peary are women. Husband-and-wife teams are growing in popularity."
>One or both of his parents fluent in Russian?
>Is Russian a common language to learn?
>Farms develop necessary (unique) skill-sets in >order to produce results.
>Stay awake.
>Q
"Another rumor is that there are one or more safe houses within the camp's vast forest where one or more Soviet defectors have been kept for months while being debriefed of their secrets."