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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1964–1968, Volume XXVII, Mainland Southeast Asia; Regional Affairs

Thailand


Contents

    • February 1964–October 1966: Consideration of Reintroduction of U.S. Troops Into Thailand; U.S.-Thai Bilateral Military Planning; Concern Over the Insurgency in the Northeast; Deliberations Over the Level of Military Assistance (Documents 264–335)
      • November 1966–November 1968: Thai Combat Troops to South Vietnam; Review of U.S. Programs in Thailand; Renewed Concern About the Northeast; U.S.-Thai Election Planning (Documents 336–408)

      Contents

      • Preface
      • Johnson Administration Volumes
      • Sources
      • Abbreviations
      • Persons
      • U.S. Covert Actions and Counter-Insurgency Programs
      • Southeast Asia Region
        • Australia, New Zealand, the United States: ANZUS and the Defense of Southeast Asia (Documents 1–45)
        • The Southeast Asia Treaty Organization and President Johnsonʼs Plan for Economic Development of Southeast Asia (Documents 46–96)
      • Burma (Documents 97–104)
      • Cambodia
        • January 1964–May 1965: Neutrality Proposals; Border Incidents and U.N. Consideration; Deterioration and Break in U.S.-Cambodian Relations (Documents 105–156)
        • August 1965–June 1966: Concern Over Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Use of Cambodia; Policy Debate; Decision To Try for Reconciliation (Documents 157–185)
        • July 1966–December 1968: Reconciliation Attempts; Assessing Cambodiaʼs Support of the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese; Attempts to Encourage Cambodia To Confront the Problem; Cambodian Detention and Release of the U.S. Crew of LCU 1577 (Documents 186–263)
      • Thailand
        • February 1964–October 1966: Consideration of Reintroduction of U.S. Troops Into Thailand; U.S.-Thai Bilateral Military Planning; Concern Over the Insurgency in the Northeast; Deliberations Over the Level of Military Assistance (Documents 264–335)
        • November 1966–November 1968: Thai Combat Troops to South Vietnam; Review of U.S. Programs in Thailand; Renewed Concern About the Northeast; U.S.-Thai Election Planning (Documents 336–408)
      • Index
      • Errata

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