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46 THOMAS A. BASSfather before I re
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48 THOMAS A. BASSpuppets were prone
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54 THOMAS A. BASSthe Americans and
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56 THOMAS A. BASShouse,” An says,
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58 THOMAS A. BASSofficers of the Fo
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60 THOMAS A. BASS“Dien Bien Phu w
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64 THOMAS A. BASSbourgeois has a ta
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76 THOMAS A. BASSCIA, Lansdale bega
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78 THOMAS A. BASSof Indochina, Lans
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84 THOMAS A. BASSleader of Saigon
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86 THOMAS A. BASStrade unionists, a
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88 THOMAS A. BASSbut the two men al
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96 THOMAS A. BASSinformation. They
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106 THOMAS A. BASSDr. Tuyen, as he
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108 THOMAS A. BASSclothing anyway.
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112 THOMAS A. BASSI understood.”
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114 THOMAS A. BASSAmerica instead o
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116 THOMAS A. BASSwere less colorfu
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118 THOMAS A. BASSintelligence. If
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120 THOMAS A. BASSand the famous is
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122 THOMAS A. BASSbusiness, but he
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124 THOMAS A. BASSprojected forward
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126 THOMAS A. BASSis so logical, so
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128 THOMAS A. BASSdiscovered photog
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138 THOMAS A. BASSstory broke in th
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140 THOMAS A. BASSdays. We assumed
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142 THOMAS A. BASSI ask him why he
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144 THOMAS A. BASSanother truth und
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146 THOMAS A. BASSInternational Her
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148 THOMAS A. BASSone hundred thous
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152 THOMAS A. BASSbellies were dist
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156 THOMAS A. BASSShaplen’s telep
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158 THOMAS A. BASSof the city. “I
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162 THOMAS A. BASSup with Shaplen b
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164 THOMAS A. BASSincluded, told me
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166 THOMAS A. BASSWhen McCulloch, a
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170 THOMAS A. BASSloved both of the
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172 THOMAS A. BASSWe enter a living
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176 THOMAS A. BASSreception. He is
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178 THOMAS A. BASSconfound the enem
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184 THOMAS A. BASSand presidents. A
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196 THOMAS A. BASSthan a hundred So
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198 THOMAS A. BASSat West Point and
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212 THOMAS A. BASSa heavy teak desk
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218 THOMAS A. BASSIt is my turn to
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220 THOMAS A. BASSOn May 12, 1975,
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222 THOMAS A. BASSmy dogs alive. Al
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224 THOMAS A. BASSNguyen Khai, the
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234 THOMAS A. BASSthe Communists, b
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238 THOMAS A. BASS“strategic haml
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242 THOMAS A. BASSFrom the balconie
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248 THOMAS A. BASScountry called So
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252 THOMAS A. BASSAn’s biographer
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254 THOMAS A. BASSa quick clip towa
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256 THOMAS A. BASSmore than I did.
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258 THOMAS A. BASSto toast the happ
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266 ACKNOWLEDGMENTSworking together
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268 ACKNOWLEDGMENTSParis; and my ca
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270 NOTESNeither of these was for a
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272 NOTESthe five-volume Senator Gr
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274 NOTESRELIABLE SOURCES149 “I f
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276 NOTEScountry’s high officials
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278 NOTESmedal recognizes a contrib
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280 NOTEShis country. The process h
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282 INDEXCapa, Robert, 186Cap Saint
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284 INDEXEllsberg, Daniel, 79, 89,
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286 INDEXJackson, Charles “C.D.,
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288 INDEXNgo Dinh Thuc, 85Nguyen Ai
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