United States-Vietnam Relations 1945-1967, 12 Volumes (Pentagon Papers)

Department of Defense

ISBN 10: 1151867144 / ISBN 13: 9781151867148

Edité par US Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C, 1971

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Complete 12 Volume set. Original tan printing of the "Pentagon Papers" by the US Defense Department following their leaking in the New York Times. Set is in very good+ condition with minimal markings. Hard to find a complete original government printed set. Vol I. Vietnam and the U.S., 1940-1950 Vol 2 - US Training of the Vietnamese National Army, 1954-1959 Vol 3 - Strategic Hamlet Program, 1961-1963 Vol 4 - July - October 1964. Tab A: Draft Resolution on Southeast Asia, 25 May 1964. 6 pp. Tab B: Secretary McNamara's Prepared Testimony, 20 February 1968 (Tonkin Gulf). c. November - December 1964. Summary and Analysis (pp. i-vii); p. viii of the Chronology 3. ROLLING THUNDER Program Begins: January-June 1965 Vol 5 - U.S. Ground Strategy and Force Deployments: 1965-1967 Vol 6 - Air War in the North: 1965-1968 Vol 7 - U.S.-GVN Relations I. 1964 - June 1965 II. June 1965 - Fall 1967 I. The Ky Government's Early Months: The Coup to the Embrace at Honolulu, February 1966 II. A Rebellion, A Constituent Assembly, and the Hardships of Negotiating with a "Weak" Government III. A Seven Nation Conference, Legitimate Government, and High Hopes for the Future, Oct 1966 - Sep 1967 Vol 8 -The Truman Administration Book I: 1945-1949 Book II: 1950-1952 Vol 9 - The Eisenhower Administration Book I: 1953 Book II: 1954 - The Geneva Accords Vol 10 Book III: Geneva Accords - 15 March 1956 Book IV: 1956 French Withdrawal - 1960 Vol 11 - The Kennedy Administration Book I: January thru December 1961 Vol 12 - Book II: January 1962 thru October 1963. N° de réf. du vendeur 008998

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Titre : United States-Vietnam Relations 1945-1967, ...
Éditeur : US Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C
Date d'édition : 1971
Reliure : Trade Paperback
Etat : Very Good+
Etat de la jaquette : No Jacket - Wraps
Edition : 1st Edition
Type de livre : Ex-Library