Declassified CIA documents on the Vietnam War - University Library

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Full-text documents may be available online from Texas Tech University's Virtual Vietnam Archive.

Learn more about the project: Lam, Vinh-The, and Darryl Friesen. "A Web-based Database of CIA Declassified Documents on the Vietnam War." Online 28, no. 4 (2004): 31-35.

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Title:

Situation in Vietnam

Date of Creation:

February 19, 1965

Date of Declassification:

August 23, 1976

Type of Document:

Office of Current Intelligence memorandum

Level of Classification:

NOT GIVEN

Status of Copy:

SANITIZED

Pagination, Illustration:

5 p.

Abstract:

A coup to oust Gen. Khanh took place; the outcome is uncertain; most of the coup leaders have ties with the Dai Viet party. South Vietnamese troops drove VC forces away from Da Nang. Peking has pledged support to North Vietnam. Office of Current Intelligence Memorandum, SC No. 03250/65. Feb. 19, 1965. 5 p. Security classification not given. SANITIZED copy. Released Aug. 23, 1976.

Declassified Documents Reference System Location:

1976-26A