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EO 1. 4. (c)<br />

TOP SE6RETH60MIPHHX1<br />

P.L. 86-36<br />

OGA<br />

35. ('fSl/S!) SSO Saigon,<br />

270645Z March 1961.<br />

36. ('fS;'/SI) 509th, 19.<br />

37. (TS;'/SI) Ibid., 11.<br />

SGN 66 INTEL,<br />

38. (TS;'/SI) Theodore Lukacs, Focus on Khe<br />

Sanh, Cryptologic History Series, 1969,.61~63.<br />

39. (TS;'/SI) Johnson, 504.<br />

40. (SHSI) See Whitebirch message from<br />

September/October 1961.<br />

41. (:~//~I) U.S.-ARVN ARDF Agreement, 6 July<br />

1963, NCA ACC# 39325.<br />

42. (S;'/SI) 509th, 33.<br />

43. (TS;'/S1) DIRNSA 271858Z April 1962, AGO<br />

No. 4109/27.<br />

44. (TSl/Sn Gerhard, 30. COMINT Categories<br />

refer to the determ<strong>in</strong>ation of the degree of technical<br />

sophistication of the cryptographic systems. There are<br />

four Categories: III, II, II X, and 1.1<br />

..... ....IThe categories also<br />

reflect an <strong>in</strong>tr<strong>in</strong>sic threat to the capabilities of C.S.<br />

<strong>in</strong>telligence that might result from the compromise or<br />

disclosure of such <strong>in</strong>formation. Categories equate to<br />

classification levels, Top Secret (III) , Secret (II, IIX),<br />

and Confidential (I).<br />

45. ff8;';'8I) DIRNSA 271858Z April 1962.<br />

46. ('fSl/S1) DIRNSA 010500Z May 1962.<br />

50. (TS;'/8t) 3UT426,5Augu~t1963.<br />

51 r--__ ...,J .\h--.=;;;.<br />

I<br />

--------.....J<br />

52. ('fS//St) Gerhard, 44.<br />

53. (TSl/Sn 3RD RR0to CUSASAPAC, 240900Z<br />

May 1962; see also 30VNR/T078-62, R 30131OZ,<br />

March 1962.<br />

54. (TSl/SI) 3I1VNR/T078-62.<br />

55. ..(TS//8It"'"""3/GlO/VNG/R32-62, 3/GlO/<br />

VNG/R33-62.<br />

56. (TS//S1) B26 Report, "Increased<br />

Communications Security On Viet Cong<br />

Communications Network, October 1961-April1962,"<br />

30.May 1962.<br />

57. (TS//Sn Gerhard, 46.<br />

58.ff8//St) NSAPAC to DIRNSA, 20 June 1962,<br />

AGI29323.<br />

59. (TBi/SO D33 to FI/D, WR-6046, 151730Z<br />

June 1962.<br />

60. (Ts;,/sol ~o DIRNSA, 050622Z<br />

September 1962, AGI 42968.<br />

61. ('fS;'/SI) DIRNSA to CUSASA, 102046 July<br />

1962, AGO 07187/10.<br />

62. ('fS//SI) Frost to Tordella, 010730Z May 1962,<br />

F4/366.<br />

63. fI'8t USIB-S-29-23/1, "U.S. COMINT<br />

Relations with South Vietnam," 11 May 1962.<br />

64. (TS//SI) 3/0.c=]R18-67, 1 November 1967.<br />

65. (T~//~I) DIRNSA Message, 092156Z<br />

September 1968.<br />

66. (S//Sn Command<strong>in</strong>g Officer 3rd RRU, 8832,<br />

050503Z May 1964.<br />

67. (S;'/Sn DIRNSA Message, 251812Z May 1964.<br />

68. (S//SI) D33 Memorandum, 13 May 1964.<br />

69. f61 IRR 5399021667, 12 August 1967.<br />

70.lN;'SIj- USM-808 10978, 040103Z February<br />

1968.<br />

71. (TS//S1) D33 to FI/D, WR-6046.<br />

72. (rSl/Sn NSAPAC REP Vietnam to DIRNSA,<br />

200952Z October 1966, D5972; DIRNSA to<br />

NSAPAC REP Vietnam, 252145Z October 1966, DIR<br />

181, CCH Series V1.HH.6,49.<br />

73. (TS//SI) Johnson, 568.<br />

74·1 I"The Danang Process<strong>in</strong>g<br />

Center," Cryptolog, October 1975,27. Much of the recollections<br />

about the DGTS can be labeled "anecdotal,"<br />

a term which, <strong>in</strong> recent scholarship, has taken on the<br />

Page 410<br />

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l'e,a SEeREl'h'eeMINTH*1<br />

P.L. 86-36

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