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Title:

Viet Cong status and propects : 1966-67

Date of Declassification:

August 6, 1992

Type of Document:

Report

Level of Classification:

CONFIDENTIAL

Status of Copy:

SANITIZED

Pagination, Illustration:

16 p.

Abstract:

The enemy documents captured during recent months, especially during Operation CEDAR FALLS, combined with prisoner interrogation reports, begin to give a picture of the present status of the Viet Cong and their future prospects. This report includes sections on: 1) Viet Cong military and political strategy in 1966; 2) Results of Viet Cong 1966 plans; 3) The Party's response; 4) Viet Cong plans for 1967; 5) Conclusions

Declassified Documents Reference System Location:

1993-001275