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EO 1.4. (c)
EO 1.4. (d)
(U) Third Interlude: "\Vho'll Stop the Rain"
America Enters the Ground War, 1965-1967 ./
el~) Propping Up the Domino: American Cryptology Enters a Wider War :!Hi)
(U) The Army Security Agency / 2Hi)
eV) The Naval Security Group / 29:1-
(l;) The Air Force Security Service ; 294
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(V) Centralization of SIGIl\'T: The Missing Ingredient 196
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Chapter 7 - (U) A Springtime ofTrumpets:
SIGINT and the Tet Offensive
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(S//81) The Ground War and the Development of
SIGINT Indicators, 1965-1967 :30-1-
(U) Hanoi and Washington Plan for Victory :~()9
(U) l:.S. Intelligence and the Start ofthe Winter/Spring Offensive
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(U) The Fulcrum of Our Vision: The Siege of Khe Sanh and
Its Effects on American Intelligence :~20
(to) Countdown to Tel: SIGINT Reporting During .Ianuarv 1968 :~26
(U) The l\'lyskry of the :30.lanuary "Premature" Attacks :~:~-1-
(L:) The Storm Breaks: Tet and the American Reaction
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(I") After Tel: Cryptologic Postmortem :{40
(lJ) Trapped in the Looking Glass: The Post-Tot Reality Hits Washington :{-1-7
(U) Fourth Interlude: Grasping at the
Straws ofVictory, 1968-1970 . :357
(S//~I) Hunting the Elusive COSV:\':
A Case Study of the Limits of SIGI~T. 1970 :~h()
Chapter 8 - (B/lSI) In Our Own Image: NSA, Vietnamizatlon,
and the Expansion ofSouth Vietnamese SIGINT, 1969-1973
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(~/I~n ~SA Looks for a New SIGI~T Partner in Southeast Asia~ I :37:~
(:5/1~l) American :\10\'(lS in: The Sabertooth Training Program
and Vietnamese Expansion. 1961-196:~ .......................•.......... :{76
(9/181) A Matter of Distant Trust: TIlt' Persistent Problem of Security
in the Vietnamese SIGI~T Organization ......................•.......... :{HO
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