The Spy Who Loved Us_ The Vietnam War and Pham Xuan An's Dangerous Game ( PDFDrive )

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Saigon Military Mission (SMM), 65,
79, 80, 95, 117
battle of the sects and, 82–85, 93–
94
Catholic exodus and, 81–82, 93,
105, 236
Lansdale, Edward and, 76–83, 84–
91
paramilitary operations and, 79–80
Saigon River, 25, 47, 48
Second Indochina War, 5, 62, 84, 111,
200, 278n
Shaplen, Peter, 160–161
Shaplen, Robert, x–xi (photo), 6, 95,
188, 222, 251
Bitter Victory (book), 160
CIA and, 156, 161, 163–164
death of, 161
as host, 155, 211–212
as intelligence agent, 161
Lansdale, Edward and, 90, 162
Pham Xuan An and, 5, 145–146,
155–164, 211–212
Sheehan, Neil, 137, 150, 239
Sherman Kent School for Intelligence
Analysis, 65
Sihanouk, Norodom, 180, 187
Sihanouk Trail, 180, 217
Smark, Peter, 128, 134
Snepp, Frank, 141, 155, 157, 163–164
Sorge, Richard, 238
South Korea, 37, 135
South Vietnam. See Vietnam, Republic
of (South)
spying/spies. See espionage;
intelligence
Stalin, Joseph, 38, 238
State Department, U.S. See U.S. State
Department
Stone, Dana, 187–188
Stone, Oliver, 90
strategic intelligence, 4, 65, 133–134,
157, 177–178, 257
Sûreté, 19
T4-TC2 affair, 252
Taieb, Alain, 232, 233
Tam Thao, 129–132, 196, 212, 214
Tarzan, 25–26, 29, 30, 41
Tay Ninh, 52, 150
Tay Son Rebellion, 19, 244
TC2. See Ton Cuc II
Têt (Vietnamese new year), 12, 21,
257–258
Têt Offensive (1968), 44, 84, 148, 149,
197–198, 199, 237
casualties of, 149, 196
Communist Party and, 199
failures of, 197
military success of, 197
mini-Têt offensive and, 199–200,
211
Pham Xuan An and, 149, 195–200,
202–206, 214, 260
planning for, 196, 198–199, 207, 214
as political victory, 204–205
psychological impact of, 197, 198,
205, 207
strategy for, 207–208
targets for, 196, 198, 203–204, 207
Tran Van Tra and, 197, 199
Tu Cang and, 196–197, 202–206,
207, 214, 237
Vietcong and, 196, 197, 253
Thailand, 68
Thais, 18
Thompson, Sir Robert, 69
Three Musketeers, x–xi (photo), 67,
163. See also Cao Giao; Nguyen
Hung Vuong; Pham Xuan An
tiger cages, 20, 177, 237, 247, 248. See
also Poulo Condore prison
Time magazine, x, 1, 7, 23, 162, 220
captured journalists, rescue of and,
186–190
CIA and, 143, 190–193
as cover for spies, 190–193
disinformation published by, 190
Greene, Graham and, 58
Luce, Henry and, 165, 183
morale at, 165, 166, 185
Paris Peace Accords and, 218
Pham Xuan An at, 119, 142–143,
165, 166, 167–170, 182–183,
184–186
propaganda and, 190
Saigon office of, 1, 165
Vietnam War and, 169