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FOIA: 2/G11/VHN/R13-64 SIGINT Readiness Bravo Lantern Report Nr. 9

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posted on Apr, 3 2008 @ 07:14 AM
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2/G11/VHN/R13-64 SIGINT Readiness Bravo Lantern Report Nr. 9
Report based on activities after the 2 August attacks on the US fleet

Document date: 1964-08-04
Department: NSA Headquarters, Ft. Meade, MD (DIRNSDA)
Author: SIGINT; Phu Bai
Document type: Report
pages: 2

 

Archivist's Notes: This report gives info on DRV activities after the attacks on the USS Maddox. T333 and T336 was being towed back to port. Hai, phong
 



posted on Apr, 9 2008 @ 01:39 AM
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Title: 2/G11/VHN/R15-64:0417452Aug.

Subject: DVR MTB T333 @ MTB T336 Being Towed to Port

Document Summary: DVR MTB T333 @ DVR MTB T336 Being towed to Port.

At 1246Z DVR Vessel T142 reported to Haiphong that the DVR Tug Bach Dang
was not able to return to port.

Refrence was made to orders that as the ship met the Desoto Mission it was to avoid them.

At 1331Z T142 informed Port Wallut the tug was towing two ships of the 135.

Comment: MTB T336 was previously reported as being towed.

And with T336 added to its string, it Appears that T333 will not participate
in any military Operations.

Archivists notes: Good quality reports easy to read.



posted on Apr, 11 2008 @ 07:53 PM
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This document is one of several readiness reports of PT boat movements by the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (DRV) after the Gulf of Tonkin Incident, in which the DRV attacked US Naval vessels. The report is of two PT boats that were damaged and were towed back to port. This must have been either from the initial attack or they were damaged in the US air strike that followed.

The Gulf of Tonkin Incident prompted the US Congress to pass the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, which gave President Johnson authority to use military force to defend allies in the area and ultimately lead to the beginning of the Vietnam War.

Other Readiness Reports:
FOIA: 2/G11/VHN/R09-64 SIGINT Readiness Bravo Lantern Report Nr 5
FOIA: 2/G11/VHN/R10-64 SIGINT ReadinessBravo Lantern Report No. 6
FOIA: 2/G11/VHN/R11-64 SIGINT Readiness Bravo Lantern Report Nr. 7
FOIA: 2/G11/VHN/R12-64 SIGINT Readiness Bravo Lantern Report Nr. 8
FOIA: 2/G11/VHN/R14-64 SIGINT Readiness Bravo Lantern Report Nr. 10
FOIA: 2/G11/VHN/R15-64 SIGINT Readiness Bravo Lantern Report Nr 11
FOIA: 2/G11/VHN/R16-64 SIGINT Readiness Report Bravo Lantern Report Nr. 12
FOIA: 2/G11/VHN/R19-64 SIGINT Readiness Bravo Lantern Report Nr. 15
FOIA: 2/G11/VHN/R20-64 SIGINT Readiness Bravo Lantern Report Nr. 16
FOIA: 2/G11/VHN/R21-64 SIGINT Readiness Bravo Lantern Report Nr. 17



posted on Apr, 14 2008 @ 08:53 AM
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Not much else to add to the above.

Further reading/comparisons on the gulf of tonkin incident can be found ...

navy mil faq version

gwu edu version

webcom version

wikipedia version




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