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(Vietnam War) Bomb Damage Inflicted on North Vietnam through Fighting in South Vietnam (capabilities of North Vietnam: manpower and mobilization potential, armed forces, military training and leadership, infiltration, lines of communication. Military situation in the South: Communist political and military strength and organization, logistical support, morale, losses, and strategy). Special National Intelligence Estimate, SNIE 14.3-67 and TS 186035. Nov. 13, 1967. 29 p., maps and tables. TOP SECRET/CONTROLLED DISSEM/LIMITED DISTRIBUTION. Declassified Dec. 1, 1975. Estimate. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. TOP SECRET. Issue Date: Nov 13, 1967. Date Declassified: Dec 01, 1975. Sanitized. Incomplete. 29 page(s).

CONTENTS

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THE PROBLEM                                  1
INTRODUCTORY NOTE                            1
CONCLUSIONS                                  2
DISCUSSION                                   4
I. CAPABILITIES OF NORTH VIETNAM             4
A. Manpower and Mobilization Potential       4
B. The Armed Forces                          5
C. Military Training and Leadership          6
D. Infiltration                              6
E. LOCs                                      8
II. THE MILITARY SITUATION IN THE SOUTH      10
A. Communist Forces                          10
B. The Command Structure                     16
C. Logistical Support                        16
D. Communist Manpower in the South           20
III. THE OUTLOOK FOR COMMUNIST FORCES        23

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TS 186035

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