ACTIONS ON CAMBODIA

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Library of Congress
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): LOC-HAK-459-6-9-7
• Release Decision: RIPLIM
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: January 11, 2017
• Document Release Date: July 8, 2010
• Sequence Number: 9
• Publication Date: June 29, 1970
• Content Type: MEMO

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uno 29. 1970
8.ItCTt Acttoas on Cambodia
The following is a report on actions taks* or endear way on C ambod
through 6:00 P.M. Jmn. Is$
jitaary_O a maa There were no significant actions. U. S. forces
are continuing to withdraw. They have concluded their withdrawal,
although grate are some press stories reporting that they have done so.
About 2, SOO U. S. personnel remain in Cambodia at this time.
"I'hircl Cortar Alta Forces in Sn art +a + Alfts t June 27
we sent an interim reply to Ambassador U agar on Thai intentions in
supporting the Cambodian Government. We said we would interpose
no objection to That Air Thrce assistance, flying from bases in Thailand
the form of anything the Thais might choose to provide on their own;
fuel and ammunition is Thai stocks which have provided from MAST
could and would be released on request. We said that providing
additional fool and air munitions raised major problexs and we were
Acing into them.
Ca$ orsd egai~t: ,I 0 AK-47
s; 18.4, 000 rounds of AK 47 anti i rounds of 60-mm
n-ma uanitie:me ,sad 500 rends of 83-mm amm oa-.
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C udativ+e Shipments to C~dia k% Typo and Source
Since April 221
Totals of U. S.
small arms
crew served weapons
vehicles
radios /equipment
small arms ammo
crew served weapons
19,414 10,588
1,124 1,292
40 0
9,907 0
0,639, 214 820, 370
ammo 453, 100 1,779,774
Pi + sties UNESCO representative Ellssef lot Pam. Posh on June 28
to look into the situation at Angkor Wet; he is expected to return by
June 29. French experts believe the ton es are now occupied mostly
by refugees, with the Costs pulled out of the temples themselves
because of the UNESCO representative's arrival in Cambodia.
formations On June 27 we authorized aerial psyops missions in
Cambodia addressed to Vietnamese Conunuoists forces and to
Cambodian population element, possible endangered by air interdiction
activities.
?- Lon Nol held a press conference ant morning of June 29.
The wires are beginning to carry some scattered but incomplete
reports. In response to t Not's requesto so as not to create
potentially divergent statements, we authorised Rive* to tell Lou Nol
that no new ground would be broken in the President's written report.
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Equipment Totals of Captured
Delivered Equipment Delivered