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FOIA: DRV Naval Entity Stresses Indoctrination of Personnel Regarding Events in the Gulf of Tonkin -




Topic started on 26-3-2008 @ 01:41 AM by AboveTopSecret.com


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DRV Naval Entity Stresses Indoctrination of Personnel Regarding Events in the Gulf of Tonkin
This appears to be the last part of a 6 part message.

Document date: 1964-09-30
Department: NSA Headquarters, Ft. Meade, MD (DIRNSDA)
Author: MIEN; MIEENJ
Document type: Message
pages: 1



Archivist's Notes: This document is a message from DRV regarding Naval Entity (personnel) Stresses in the Gulf of Tonkin. It goes to show how the (assumption) commanding officials congratulate the "leaders" on the ground. It also gives further orders on conditioning the men on the ground to be ready day or night for any attack by the US forces.




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reply posted on 2-4-2008 @ 07:51 PM by Hal9000


This document is an intercepted communication from the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (DRV) after the Gulf of Tonkin Incident. The date on the document is Sept. 23, 1964, which was several weeks after the incident. It was a message from DRV command to continue reporting weekly on the “attitude” of the men. The message also states that the Tonkin Affair was a setup by the US and spoke of vague arguments by President Johnson and Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara to increase tensions between their two countries. The message continued with the expectations of a surprise attack and to mobilize the men and to be ready day and night.

Related FOIA Document:
FOIA: DRV attack on US Ships in Gulf of Tonkin; 2 - 4 August 1964
FOIA: Summary of DRV Naval Communications Revealing Pre-Planned Attacks on USS Maddox



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reply posted on 3-4-2008 @ 02:57 PM by Scramjet76


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Definitely sounds like they are trying to paint America as the aggressors. My understanding is the DRV sent attack boats at a U.S. Vessel and after being fired upon, broke off the attack. I'm guessing the USS Maddox was still in international waters but really pushing the envelope.
The issue gets clouded as to whether a second attack occurred. Regardless, the incident prompted congress to pass the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution (which is about as close to declaring war on commies as you could get).



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reply posted on 6-4-2008 @ 01:43 PM by battlestargalactica


Interesting document. Where is the document from? If FOIA, what database did this come from army?

Also, what is the SECRET KIMBO mean, is kimbo a code word operation?
Thanks much.



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