Estimative products on Vietnam, 1948-1975.
Accompanying CD-ROM contains full text of the 38 papers included in the printed text and 138 other declassified documents.
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[Washington, D.C.?] :
National Intelligence Council : G.P.O., Supt. of Docs. [distributor],
[2005]
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Table of Contents:
- The breakup of the colonial empires and its implications for US security
- Consequences to the US of communist domination of mainland Southeast Asia
- Critical developments in French policy toward Indochina
- Probable communist strategy and tactics at Geneva
- Consequences within Indochina of the fall of Dien Bien Phu
- Probable military and political developments in Indochina over the next 30 days
- Post-Geneva outlook in Indochina
- Probable developments in North Vietnam to July 1956
- Probable developments in North and South Vietnam through mid-1957
- The prospects for North Vietnam
- Prospects for North and South Vietnam
- Short-term trends in South Vietnam
- Probable communist reactions to certain US actions in South Vietnam
- Communist objectives, capabilities, and intentions in Southeast Asia
- Prospects in South Vietnam
- Probable consequences of certain US actions with respect to Vietnam and Laos
- Would the loss of South Vietnam and Laos precipitate a "domino effect" in the Far East?
- The situation in South Vietnam
- Probable communist reactions to certain US actions
- Reactions to a further US buildup in South Vietnam
- Communist and free world reactions to a possible US course of action
- Probable communist reactions to a US course of action
- Reactions to continuation or termination of the pause in air attacks on the DRV
- Possible effects of a proposed US course of action on DRV capability to support the insurgency in South Vietnam
- Current Chinese Communist intentions in the Vietnam situation
- The Vietnamese Communists' will to persist-summary and principal findings only
- Soviet attitudes and intentions toward the Vietnam War
- Implications of an unfavorable outcome in Vietnam
- Capabilities of the Vietnamese Communists for fighting in South Vietnam
- Hanoi's negotiating position and concept of negotiations
- Capabilities of the Vietnamese Communists for fighting in South Vietnam
- The outlook from Hanoi : factors affecting North Vietnam's policy on the war in Vietnam
- The outlook for Cambodia
- South Vietnam : problems and prospects
- Short-term prospects for Vietnam
- The likelihood of a major North Vietnamese offensive against South Vietnam before June 30, 1975
- Short-term prospects for Vietnam
- Assessment of the situation in South Vietnam.