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161.~006, 200655Z March 1968, CCH
Series vlII.19, "The Tet Offensive," folder 8.
162. CD) General Oleg Sarin and Colonel Lev 187. (S//SI) 2/0/VCM/R54-68, 01 February 1968,
Dvoretsky, Alien Wars: The Soviet Union's Aggressions 20222, Follow-up 15 to 2jOjVCMjR32-Q8.
Against the World, 1919 to 1989 (Novato, CA: Presidio 188. (8//81) 2/0/VCM/R38-68, 28 January 1968,
Press, 1996), 105.
1902Z, Follow-up 3 to 2/0/VCM/R32-68.
163. CD) Westmoreland, 158.
189. (s//al) 2/0/VCM/R42-68, 29 January 1968,
164. CD) Wirtz, 98; also, Michael Maclear, The Ten 2147Z, Follow-up 7 to 2/0/VCM/R32-68.
Thousand Day War (New York: St Martin's Press, 1981), 190. MAC 00967, Walt Rostow to President
205.
Johnson, 22 January 1968, SC-NLJ-014/87 B.
165. (8//81) Lukacs, 58.
191. CC) Davidson, 474.
166. (8//SI) 2jOjVCM/R32-68, 25 January 1968 192. CD) Gaddy, 128":129.
2332Z.
193. CD) Wirtz, 274.
167. CC) Karnow, 525.
194. CD) Harold Ford, 113;Wirtz, 214.
~ CLi\. Critic No 1-68, 3019592 and followups;~ritic
195. (TS//S1).Johnson, Vol. II, 564.
No 1-68, 3108472 and follow-ups. 196. (8//SI)These stations were DSM-633 at Cu Chi,
NCS Accession #48770, Critic reports 1968..
the 372nd ASA Co. supporting the D.S. 25th Infantry
169. CD) Andrew, 340.
Division;USM-614 at Long Binh, the 303rd ASA
170. CC) Oberdorfer, 162.
Battalion; DSM-629 at Di An, the 337th ASA Co. supportingthe
171. CD) Ford, 118, quoting DDI Intelligence
D.S. 1st Infantry Division; DSM-636 at Xuan
Memorandum, "The Communist Tet Offensive," 31 Loc;/l.:"SM-615 at Phu My; DSM-624C at Long Thanh
Januarv 1968.
North the 146th Aviation Co.IRadio Reconnaissanee);
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list does not include the DSS Oxford, which was on sta-
tion off the Mekong Delta.
173. t» Oberdorfer 16.1. 197. (a//a1) See Ben Hoa reporting series
174·1 2/GlOjVCM/TI60thfough200-68.
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]98. 'ffl/ /8H 2jO/VCM/R32-68, 25 January 1968
2332Z.
199. (TS//SI) Johnson, Vol. II, 455-458:
200. CD) Karnow, 546.
201. CD) Peter Braestrup, "A Comment on the
Vietnam Crisis in America: Tet 1968." James Titus, edi­
VIII, Box 19.
175. CS) Palmer, 58.
176. CD) Harold Ford, 130.
177. ~ 29 July 1968, PFIAB to White House,
"Intelligence During Tet," CCH Series VlII, Box 19.
178.~ Ibid., 4.
179. ~ Palmer, 58.
180. +s+PFIAB to White House, 3.
181. (8//81) For example, see JCS 291044Z January
1968, SC-NLJ-012j87 B, and JCS 071710Z January
1968, SC-~LJ-016j87 B.
182A:~PFIAB to White House, 4.
183.~ Palmer, 58.
184. (TS//SI) Interim Report, "Intelligence Warning
of the Tet Offensive in South Vietnam," 3 April 1968, 3,
CCH Series VIII, Box 19.
185. ('fal/sl) Johnson, Vol II, 564. (TS//SI) NSA
Oral History, 17-93, Milt Zaslow, 14 September 1993;
CD) and Wirtz, 257.
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tor, The Home Front and War in/ the Twentieth
Century: The American Experience in Comparatiue
Perspective, Proceedings of the Tenth Military History
Symposium, 20-22 October 1982 (Washington, D.C.:
Office of Air Force History, 1984), 200.
202. CD) Olson and Roberts, 188. CC) Also see
George Herring's America's Longest War, 211-213.
203. CD) Full list: Dean Acheson, George Ball,
General Omar Bradley, McGeorge Bundy, Arthur Dean,
Douglas Dillon, Abe Fortas, /Robert Murphy, General
Matthew Ridgeway, and CyTUS Vance. Henry Cabot
Lodge and General MaxwellTaylor, both former ambassadors
to South Vietnam .were included. Government
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