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This Central Intelligence Agency record, dated 10 December 1990, summarizes a Hanoi Domestic Service radio broadcast in Vietnamese. It lists the segments of the Vietnam People's Army program. These include an article on artillery group B68 maintaining its weapons and a report that inspectors found no smuggled goods at Can Tho military port. The broadcast also previewed an issue of Quan Doi Nhan Dan with an article by Van Le on American intentions in researching flying objects.
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## UNCLASSIFIED CLAS UNCLASSIFIED CLAS UNCLASSIFIED AFSN BK1112022290 DDAT 901210 SLIN Hanoi Domestic Service in Vietnamese 2330 GMT 10 Dec 90 SUBJ Hanoi Domestic Program Summary Full Text Superzone of Message 1 (Reception: fair) 2 (Vietnam People's Army Program) 3. 1. le minh tan's article on the personnel of heavy artillery group B68 maintaining weapons and equipment in good operating conditions. (8 min) 4. 2. music. (1 min) 5 3. excepts of dang tho truat's article carried in quan doi nhan dan titled "are there any smuggling goods in can tho military port?"; citing after thoroughly inspecting the storage facilities in the area no smuggling goods were found at all. (12 min) 6. 4. introducing the contents of quan doi nhan dan No. 24 saturday issue: 7 a. van le's article about the america's intentions in research of sauce flying objects. 8 b. unattributed article about tran thu do, a great vietnamese strategist. 9 c. hoang quan's article about the necessary to solve the vietnamese boat 10 d. tran duc nghia's article on the participation of military corps in exploiting coal in quang ninh province. 11 e. phan dau's article about 15 foreign companies took part in the bid for exploiting oil in vietnam. (one sentence) (overall: 6 min) BP501112.010 102330 11/0427z dec BT #1185 NNNN
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