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Description
Early in his career, Colonel James P. Brown headed up a small history
team sent by the Army Security Agency to Vietnam to document its role in
the war. Reflecting back, COL Brown recalled a comment made by one of
his sub- ordinates: “After working for weeks, night and day to finalize,
assemble all the photographs, and make the requi- site number of copies
of the 509 lh Radio Research Group historical report, Lieutenant Hunt
surveyed the two desks piled high with all the volumes and with a sigh
mumbled, ‘God, I hope someday someone reads all that stuff!' Indeed!”
This history represents a small down payment on the efforts by ASA
historical officers in the field and the historians back at Arlington
Hall Station to document the signals intelligence story. Once the US
Army Center of Military History has completed its official history of
Vietnam, it is hoped that declassification will have advanced to the
stage that Army intelligence can supplement the work with a more
detailed operational narrative. The history is limited in scope and does
not attempt to tell the story of the larger cryptologic effort of the
war. It draws only upon Army records and those readily available to the
INSCOM History Office.