ACTIONS ON CAMBODIA

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Library of Congress
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): LOC-HAK-459-7-3-2
• Release Decision: RIPLIM
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: January 11, 2017
• Document Release Date: October 3, 2012
• Sequence Number: 3
• Publication Date: July 3, 1970
• Content Type: MEMO

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July 3, 1970
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM: Henry A. Kissinger
SUBJECT: Actions on Cambodia
The following is a report of actions taken or underway on Cambodia
through 6:00 p. m., July 2.
D itra 2pr $ : ARVN forced terminated operations in base
areas 704 sad 709. 2S anemias were reported killed in the Parrot's
Soak area.
.,- There were 20 reconnaiseo~we missions flown by
U. S. /VNAF aircraft, as well as 42 tactical sir strikes. 60 structures
were destroyed and 6 were damaged.
Military Asssirtaaee: Ids reported delivered to Cambodia during
the last 24 hours included:
-- U. S. equip aa-ent: 1016 carbines, 100 subasaebine guns.
50 pistols, 60 mac a guns, 20 mortars, 20 rocket lavochers,
23 radios and assorted ammunition for theses weapons.
.,. Captured Equipment: 1300 7.62 mm CKC rifles,
2300 AK-47 rifles, and 1200 round* of 60 nun mortar ~tl~on.
which had started delivery the day before. Seven of
The South Vietmmese delivered the reamer of the
eke have now been delivered. The eighth and last will arrive
July 3?
MORI/CDF
C03319218
NSA, ARMY, USAF, OSD, STATE
REVIEWS COMPLETED
Cumulative shipments to Cambodia by type and source
since April 22:
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Meat Delivered
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Z4.300
13,18
Crew served weapons
1, 384
1, 292
Vehicles
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Z, 623,170
Crew served weepeas
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1,962,974
Diamlliwetsatalu x ,Amaebaassadeear Caaibraatth has sent a report analysing the dif-
fere ere between .Indonee sia n officials abaeeaae t aid to Caam di*..
as says that =way of the military feel they should be prepared for
major military taasha in Southeast Asia and have high expectations of
U. S. a aid. Foreign Minister Malik, an the other hand, coatkanes to
oppssee direct Indonesian military involvement, it is unclear how
president Sab%rto will dsr ide, particularly since we will not be able
to provide as much aid as the more optimistic Indonesians szpoet.
Aa?a~r Ibratth bolter" there is a good possibility of Indonesian
'XISAJ51ing for a few
with such matters as AK-47 aawts t t
ors on a eerri3ls waarfaree.
The Djakarta tree have told Secretary Rogers that t",
effort* with the Sevists, Poles, Indiana and French have not met with
success either in torus of niov axsat toward a dtplom atie: resolution
of the Indochina, conflict or in terms of greater recognition of the Lon
Nol Goverameat. They told Assistant Secretary Green that they were
afraid that t Slhantftk Government was gaining greater strength
ttwaes Len Mal 40 2006 the "unaligned" ins and that this might also
tip the S*vWs toward Sihanouk. Tboy are n preparing a full report.
migm The ITT carrying a radio trotter for use in C4wdwxKa
or i we oeewal waters to relay radio Fla Posh fists is eeu-
pected to arrive off Cambodia an July 11.
iti? : NSA has rearranged
Its collect re rcees targeted against Cambodia to permit greater
targeting against VCINVA *we*,* In Nadia. Thee and the
cow- of airborne , m- ~i n-araaicatieeaeraie man" will assist in
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