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- p. 13 …South Vietnam
maintained contact with the CBV headquarters in Hanoi through radio
communications, couriers flown on…
- p. 14 …All power rested in the Lao Dong Party's
forward COSVN headquarters with PAVN in full…
- p. 18 …Interrogation
results were sent to the provincial unit and / or military region headquarters for
followup exploitation…
- p. 25 …similarly studied and sent to the CDV headquarters in
Hanoi for incorporation into POW indoctrination, and…
- p. 26 …South Vietnam in spring 1965, the CDV headquarters in Hanoi
instructed its forward commands in South…
- p. 27 …operational control of
PAVN Military Region 4 headquartered in Vinh, Nghe An Province.
Consequently, the CDV…
- p. 28 …The PDV headquarters was composed of 75 personnel assigned to six
major sections. About 200 personnel…
- p. 29 …The handwritten statements were also sent to the CDV
headquarters in Hanoi where they ‘were used…
- p. 30 …Established in May 1969 with la 25-man
headquarters staff, it had three 25-man detention…
- p. 34 …In spring 1968, the Region 5 EMPS requested the CDV headquarters inHanoi to provide it with…
- p. 35 …It was unaware of the fact that the Region 5 EMPS
headquarters now had three Korean…
- p. 36 …beenasked to leave by the Region 5 headquarters which had discovered them.
performing other than agreed…
- p. 40 …These advisory groups were assigned to the Supreme LPLA
Headquarters, and to the three LPLA military…
- p. 41 …Most were prepared by the SLMR
Enemy Military Proselytizing Section headquarters, although subordinate
provincial political staff…
- p. 43 …personnel, who were organized into a small headquarters staff, at least one
30-man detention camp…
- p. 48 …Other penetrations included
a translator with a liaison group attached to the headquarters of the US…
- p. 53 …RVN National Police
Command Regional Headquarters in Can Tho; the Lo Te Prison; US advisory
and…
- p. 54 …4 MPS had over 200 personnel under its control organized
into a 50-man headquarters staff…
- p. 55 …40 personnel organized into a five-
man headquarters staff and four courier stations.
8. B9 Printing…
- p. 56 …Directly subordinate to
its headquarters staff were two 40-man courier stations which were each
organized…
- p. 57 …The Region 2
MPS headquarters staff was organized into a:
1.
2.
I 3.
Administrative Subsection…
- p. 60 …Among those arrested were penetrations of the ARVN I
Corps MSS Headquarters; the personal chauffeur of…
- p. 61 …provincial EMPS,
organized into a 42-man headquarters staff with seven subordinate subsections
as follows: ,
F…
- p. 63 …These staff components monitored and provided professional
guidance to the 40-man headquarters staffs of the…
- p. 71 …Tan Son Nhut) Air Divisions, the
VNAF Headquarters, Aircraft Control and Warning Group, Air Logistics
Command…
- p. 80 …Born about
1925 in North Vietnam, Ban held the rank of major in the CDV
headquarters…
- p. 85 …Between 1961 and
February 1967, he was assigned to the COSVN MPS Penetration
Subsection headquarters where…
- p. 88 …the rank of
captain to the SVNLA headquarters, where he was assigned to the
Enemy Proselytizing…
- p. 89 …85
‘SE-GR-EL
the CDV headquarters in Hanoi, he was sent to South Vietnam in…
- p. 90 …Between
April and June 1968, he was assigned to a SVNLA Forward
Headquarters in Subregion 1…
- p. 94 _seea-er-
to an unspecified position in the CDV headquarters. Holding the rank
of major, he…
- p. 96 …In April 1951, he was reassigned
to the MND headquarters before becoming the head of the…
- p. 102 …It is North Vietnam's main pen-
itentiary and the administrative headquarters for its
entire prison…
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Annexes
CDV Interrogation Questionnaire for US POWs in South Vietnam
Personal information
Name
Date and place of birth
Occupation before entering the military '
Civilian and military schools attended
Ranks and positions held throughout military career
If enlisted, whether draftee or‘ volunteer '
If officer, whether sponsored by a Congressman (Comment: This
no doubt refers to Congressionalappointments to the" Service
Academies.) If so, the Congressman's attitude toward the war andhis address. If the Congressman appeared susceptible, he would be
contacted and informed that one of the men he had sponsored wasnow a POW; from the Congressman's correspondence it wasfurther to be determined how he could be exploited.
Language capability, where he studied the language and for what
purpose. This information was used to determine if the POW wasever in intelligence and to point out other areas in which the USGovernment might have planned to use him.
Nonmilitary areas of familiarity (for example, TV repair,
photography, rocketry)
Previous countries to which assigned
Date of arrival in Vietnam
Unit to which assigned: its location, mission and morale (including
desertion rate); Subjects function in unit
Battles fought
Military and political training received in preparation for Vietnam
assignment
Sworn to Code of Conduct?
Political affiliations
Detailed data on wife, children; parents, other relatives, and friends
including names, addressees, occupations, current activities, politi-
cal affiliations, and socio-economic living standard. Particular
emphasis was placed on the details of this portion of the
questionnaire. .
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