United States Secret Service

Explicit source-context continuity review of the same United States Secret Service subject. Source observations, scope and spelling remain separate.

destroyer-018:b18-secret-service links to this subject after independent source review and lead contextual comparison (witness:00000051:ch01:p0007; witness:00000051:ch01:p0104).

destroyer-008:american-secret-service: Lead accepted the older singleton transfer after comparing primary references: Existing American Secret Service singleton is a newspaper comparison to U.S. protective security, not a separate fictional or foreign organization. Older United States Secret Service record already covers national protection and counterfeit enforcement. Preserve old source label as a source observation; add attested American Secret Service alternate label only after lead approval. Do not delete provenance or replace claims of agency participation. (witness:00000021:ch05:p0007; witness:00000007:ch05:p0036; witness:00000051:ch01:p0007; witness:00000081:ch02:p0076).

destroyer-028:american-secret-service: Lead accepted the separate-reader contextual proposal after comparing primary contexts: Book28 American Secret Service identifies the national protective service representative. Book8 security-device comparison uses American Secret Service for the same U.S. protective-service referent, while Book3 explicitly names United States Secret Service bodyguard cover and Book18 uses the U.S. service in counterfeit enforcement. Prefer established older canonical target; preserve comparison/cover participation scopes and the distinct individuals. Original labels, participation scope and attributed fictional claims remain in the observation. (witness:00000081:ch02:p0076; witness:00000021:ch05:p0007; witness:00000007:ch05:p0036; witness:00000051:ch01:p0007).

destroyer-031:b31-secret-service: Lead compared identifying primary passages and reviewed roles for United States Secret Service: Federal service responsible for protection of the President; Walgreen and Pruel previously worked for it. This is compatible with the existing destroyer-003-u-s-secret-service subject (Agency used as Remo’s and Chiun’s cover for protecting Mei Soong and General Liu.). The source’s own labels, narrative/mention/paratext scope, attributed statements and uncertainty remain in its observation; this decision does not assert real-world accuracy of fictional acts. (witness:00000090:ch01:p0017; witness:00000007:ch05:p0036).

destroyer-032:b32-secret-service: Lead accepted the separate-reader contextual proposal after comparing primary contexts: Both contexts refer to the U.S. federal protection service: new agents serve or investigate in U.S. official context; old source explicitly names United States Secret Service as assigned protection cover. No individual agent is joined. Original labels, participation scope and attributed fictional claims remain in the observation. (witness:00000093:ch03:p0140; witness:00000007:ch05:p0036).

destroyer-039:secret-service: Lead accepted the separate-reader contextual proposal after comparing primary contexts: Both contexts refer to the U.S. federal protection service: new agents serve or investigate in U.S. official context; old source explicitly names United States Secret Service as assigned protection cover. No individual agent is joined. Original labels, participation scope and attributed fictional claims remain in the observation. (witness:00000114:ch01:p0023; witness:00000114:ch01:p0040; witness:00000007:ch05:p0036).

destroyer-050:secret-service: Lead compared current/prior identifying source passages and roles; they support one subject while narrative, attributed, metonymic, product and paratext scopes remain distinct. Current: Protective detail assigned to Clive Dobbins and other key people after the first two assassinations. Prior: Agency used as Remo’s and Chiun’s cover for protecting Mei Soong and General Liu. (witness:00000144:ch02:p0266; witness:00000007:ch05:p0036).

destroyer-052:secret-service: Lead compared the named subject and its role against the prior source context: U.S. federal protective service named among the organizations whose training Wissex studies. (witness:00000150:ch06:p0010).

destroyer-059:secret-service-b59: Lead compared identifying primary contexts and compatible recurring scope for Secret Service: Federal agency named alongside the CIA and FBI in a discussion of crisis responses. Prior subject: Agency used as Remo’s and Chiun’s cover for protecting Mei Soong and General Liu. Preserve book-specific statements and distinguish product brand from any physical item. (witness:00000171:ch02:p0006; witness:00000007:ch05:p0036).

destroyer-062:secret-service: The current text refers to the U.S. agency protecting the President; prior use of the exact agency name describes the same U.S. federal service. Its cover-role differs by story, not agency identity. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000180:ch05:p0021; witness:00000180:ch05:p0057; witness:00000007:ch05:p0036).

destroyer-089:secret-service: The current observations identify the U.S. protective agency, matching the existing United States Secret Service group. Lead inspected actual cited primary paragraphs and, where necessary, replaced a metonymic/absent comparison locator with direct prior subject evidence. Bounded identity decision, not another complete reading. (witness:00000261:ch10:p0067; witness:00000051:ch01:p0007).

destroyer-098:secret-service: The current observations identify the U.S. protective agency, matching the existing United States Secret Service group. Lead inspected actual cited primary paragraphs and, where necessary, replaced a metonymic/absent comparison locator with direct prior subject evidence. Bounded identity decision, not another complete reading. (witness:00000288:ch07:p0001; witness:00000051:ch01:p0007).