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11 Figure 1-2 is adapted from Volume I - The Enemy, Chapter 1 - "The
Enemy's Goals," and other sources 3ppearing in the Volume V Bibliography
and, particularly, in this Chapter's endnotes.
12, Pike, p, 20.
13. See Volume I, Chapter 6.
14. Figure 1-3 is adapted from Volume I, Chapter 6; and Collins, "Vietnam
Postmortem.
15, See Volume I, Chapter 6 for a detailed discussion of Peking's ideological
support.
16. Zagoria, pp. 23-29.
17. See Volume III, US Foreign Policy and Vietnam, 1945-1975, Chapters 1,
2, 3 for a discussion of these influential factors.
18. Figure 1-4 was adapted from Volume III, Chapter 1, "US Global Policy
and Its Relationship to US Policy for Southeast Asia, 1945-1975;" The
5-year "slice" methodology was chosen as a neutral and clinical
research tool by which to assess US global and Vietnam-related interests,
objectives, perceived threats, and strategies for the period
1945-1975. See Volume III, Chapter 1, pp, 1-2 - 1-3 for a fuller
explanation.
19. Figure 1-r5 was oased on Volume III, Chapter 1.,
20. BG J. L. Collins, Jr, and LTG S. R. Larsen, Allied Participation In
Vietnam, Vietnam Studies, (Washington DC. Department of the Army,
1975), pp. 6-7.
21. Figure 1-6 is based on information appearing in: Collins and Larsen,
and Ruth C. Lawson, ed., International Regional Organizations,
Constitutional Foundations (New York: Federick A. Praeger, 1962),
Section IV - South Pacific.
22. For a more detailed discussion, see Collins and Larsen, the following
sections: ROK, pp. 125-129; Thailand, p. 37; and Philippines, pp.,
53-54
23. Ibid.
24, Gurtov, pp. 52-55.
25. Ibid., p. 58.
26. Ibid.
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