The Nixon/Kissinger Doctrine and America's pacific basin strategy: Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars: Vol 7, No 2

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In early 1963, when America's Vietnam commitment was still limited to advisors, Green Berets and CIA commandos, Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor (then Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff) told Congress of the exciting prospects awaiting America's new counterinsurgency cadres in Indochina:

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