ACTIONS ON CAMBODIA

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• Publication Date: July 1, 1970
• Content Type: MEMO

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MEMORANDUM IP ?
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASIIINCTOn
? TOP SECRET /SENSITIVE
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM: Henry A. Kissinger
SUBJECT: Actions on Cambodia
INFORMATION
July 1, 1970
NSA, ARMY, USAF reviews
completed
The following is a report ,on actions taken or underway on Cambodia
through 6:00 p. m. , June 30.
Military Operations: No significant action.
ON-FILE NSC RELEASE
INSTRUCTIONS APPLY
Third Country Military Forces in Supp_ort of Cambodia: No significant
developments.
Military Assistance: The following items were delivered to Cambodia
during the last 24 hours:
(1) U.S. Equipment
AN/PRC 25 radio with 2 batteries each
AN/PRC - 10 radio
AN/GRC - 9 radio
Cal .30 carbine - 3,300 ea
SMG .45 Cal 200 ea
Pistol .45 Cal 100 ea
Cal .30 MG 120 ea
60 mm Mortar 40 ea
3.5 in Rocket Launcher 40 ea
Cal .30 Ammo (Carbine)
Cal .45 Ammo
Cal . 30 Ammo (MG)
60 mm Mortar Ammo
3.5 in Rocket Launcher Ammo
(2) Captured equipment delivered to Cambodia
AK-47 rifles
AK-47 Ammo
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1,100 ea
1,474,800 rds
OSD review complete
- 4 ea
-40 ea
-10 ea
State Dept. review completed
180,000 rds
6,000 rds
90,000 rds
1,200 rds
240 rds
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Cumulative
Cumulative Shipments to Cambodia by Type and Source Since April 22:
small arms
crew served weapons
vehicles
radios/equipment
small arms ammo
crew served weapons ammo
(includes over 1.7 million rds
Totals of U.S.
Equipment Totals of Captured
Delivered Equipment Delivered
23,054
1,284
40
276
9, 1 04, 654
544,300
machine
gun ammo)
11,688
1,292
0
2,295,170
1,778,774
Diplomatic: Charge' Rives has suggested that Cambodia request emergency
assistance from UNICEF and a visit by an IMF mission. The Cambodians
said action would be taken promptly. This will enhance the international
and UN presence in Cambodia.
-- Dutch Foreign Minister Luns told our Ambassador on June 27 that
the President's stature in Europe has increased during the past 18 months
and that the Europeans have learned not to underestimate him. The
President's firmness in Cambodia, Luns said, has been "well recognized"
in Europe. Luns has stated in the Parliament and at NATO that U.S. actions
in Cambodia may have a salutary effect in the Middle East.
-- The Djakarta Three saw U Thant and the Canadian Foreign Minister
separately on June 29. They are now preparing their report.
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-- Lon Nol and Foreign Minister Yern Sarnbaur have approved our
plans for aerial psyops missions over eastern and southern Cambodia.
Lon Nol asked that whenever a mission is aimed at Cambodians rather
than Vietnamese Communist forces the Cambodian Government be consulted
regarding the theme and wording of the leaflets. This is provided in the
rules of engagement.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Washington.D.C. 20520
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June 30, 1970
MEMORANDUM FOR MR. HENRY A. KISSINGER
THE WHITE HOUSE
Subject: Daily Report on Cambodia No. 66
Third Country Military Forces in Support of Cambodia
NEGATIVE
Diplomatic Steps
1. U.N. Presence in Cambodia. Charge Rives on June 29
saw Prime Minister Lon Nol, Foreign Minister Yem Sambaur,
and Finance Minister Op Kim Ang and suggested that the GOC
request emergency assistance from UNICEF and a visit by an
IMF mission. The Cambodians noted the suggestions and said
action will be taken promptly. Such action will enhance the
U.N. and international-organization presence in Cambodia.
In addition, the UNDP resident representative said he intends
to withdraw only such U.N. technicians and experts as are
entirely unable to continue work in Cambodia due to the security
situation; others he hopes to retain in order to continue
his program and prepare for future projects.
2. Dutch Foreign Minister's Views. Dutch Foreign Minister
Luns, in a conversation June 27 with Ambassador Middendorf,
stressed his view that the President's stature in Europe has
increased during the past 18 months and that Europeans have
learned not to underestimate him. The President's firmness
on Cambodia, he said, has been "well recognized" in Europe.
Luns has been emphasizing both in the Dutch Parliament and at
NATO that U.S. actions in Cambodia may have a salutary effect
in the Middle East.
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3. Chinese Aid to Cambodia. Charg6 Rives on June 29
discussed with Foreign Minister Yem Sambaur the legal,
political, and practical problems which would arise from
Chinese Nationalist military aid to Cambodia, and suggested
that the GOC might wish to indicate to Taipei a preference
for economic, including financial, assistance including
donation of Taiwan-manufactured items. The Foreign Minister
was understanding, and was impressed by the problem of
introducing M-14 weapons requiring still another type of
anununition. He promised to raise the issue in the Cabinet.
4. Ejakarta Three. The three representatives of the
Djakarta Conference called on U Thant June 29 to report the
results of their conversations in Moscow, London, Warsaw,
New Delhi, and Washington. After a meeting the evening of
the 29th with the Canadian Foreign Minister in Ottawa they
will return to New York June 30 to prepare their report.
5. Dutch Initiative on Indo-China. A Dutch Foreign
Ministry official said June 29 only "about half" the twelve
countries approached by the Netherlands to join in an
Indo-China peace initiative have responded favorably, since
the plan was announced in early May. The initiative has
encountered problems in the consultative process and may die
on the vine.
6. Sihanouk To Be Tried in Absentia. A Cambodian High
Command spokesman announced June 30 that Sihanouk will be
"put on trial" July 3 before a military tribunal at Phnom Penh.
The charges were not specified.
Information
1. Arrival of U.S. Military Aid. The FANK briefer
announced June 30 that a convoy of 40 trucks carrying aid
items would arrive the evening of June 30 via Route 1.
The Embassy has confirmed to newsmen that these vehicles
and contents are part of the FY 1970 MAP program. Reuters
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reports from Phnom Penh that "about a dozen" cargo aircraft
were seen the night of June 29-30 at Phnom Penh airport
unloading crates believed to contain arms and ammunition.
2. Aerial ps2aal. Charg?ives on June 29 described
to Lon Nol and Foreign Minister Yem Sambaur our plans for
aerial psyops missions (leaflets and loudspeakers broadcasting)
over VC/NVA-occupied and contested portions of eastern and
southern Cambodia. The Prime Minister immediately approved.
He requested that whenever a mission is aimed at Cambodians
rather than VC/NVA (e.g., warning the civilian population of
air strikes) the GOC be consulted regarding the theme and
wording of any leaflets. This is provided for in the rules
of engagement for aerial psyops missions over Cambodia.
3. Thai Reaction to Mansfield Statement. A Thai Foreign
Ministry press release of June 30 reacted sharply to Senator
Mansfield's remark that "my guess is that the Thai have
designs on parts of Cambodia at the appropriate time." The
release, quoting a "source in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,"
said, "It is regrettable to observe to what height of ir-
responsibility a U.S. senator can climb. Either the said
gentleman has a very rusty knowledge of history and political
science which he taught so many years ago and has, therefore,
forgotten how Texas, California and New Mexico were annexed,
or he must have developed an acute case of mental rabies."
The release continued by emphasizing that Thai action in
Cambodia is at the request of the GOC. Our Embassy in Bangkok
will take an appropriate opportunity to point out the in-
appropriateness of an official statement of this kind and
the difficulties it causes for friends of Thailand.
Actions to Improve Intelligence Capabilities
Airlift Completed. Two airlifts of vehicles and necessary
equipment for the enlarged U.S. mission in Phnom Penh were
completed June 30.
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of.?Theodore L. Eliot, Jr.
Executive Secretary
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? THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
WASHINGTON, O.C. 20301
30 June 1970
MEMORANDUM FOR THE ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT
(NATIONAL SECURITY AFFAIRS)
SUBJECT: Cambodia
Attached is the daily report you asked to be
provided on the status of activities related to the situation
in Cambodia.
Attachment
UPON RINOVAL OF ATIACHKENTS THIS
DOCUMENT BECOMES UNCLASSIFIED
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Sec Dyt Cont t/r.
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? 1. A brief summary of military operations in Cambodia
including ground, sea, and air, both US and South Viet-
namese, is as follows:
a. Operations in the Base Areas:
(1) As of 301200 EDT, all US troops had been with-
drawn from Cambodia. A total of 15 US personnel are
reported to be missing in action in Cambodia.
(2) In the Parrot's Beak, ARVN forces engaged an
enemy force 19 nautical miles north-northeast of Prey
Veng. Twenty-nine enemy were killed. ARVN losses were
14 wounded and seven are missing.
(3) Operations in the Fish Hook, Base Area 351, and
Base Area 350 terminated at 301200 EDT June 1970.
b. Refugee Evacuation Operation.
In Operation Cuu Long I, a VNN vessel departed Phnom
Penh at 300001 EDT with 1,800 refugees. Destination
and estimated time of arrival was not reported. Another
VNN vessel is scheduled to depart Phnom Penh with 2,100
refugees on 1 July 1970.
c. Air Operations:
See Attachment 1.
d. Cache Statistics for Cambodian Operations:
.See Attachment 2.
In Base Area 351, field adjustments to ammunition
totals were due to initial recording errors.
2. Third Country Military Forces in Support of Cambodia:
In Cambodia: ,(1) RVNAF 22,936
(2) Khmer Krom 1,800 (Two additional
Battalions, a total of 989 men, are en route
to Phnom Penh this date).
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3. Military ASsistance and CatUred Equipment ? Deliveries:
a. Items reported delivered to Cambodia during the last
24 hours include (attachments 3 and 4 reflects cumulative totals)
(1). US Equipment
AN/PRC - 25 radio with
AN/PRO - 10 radio
AN/GRC 9 radio
Cal .30 carbine
SMG .45 Cal
Pistol .45 cal
Cal .30 MG
60 mm Mortar
3.5 in Rocket Launcher
2 batteries each - 4 ea
-4o ea
-10 ea
- 3,300
200
100
120
4o
40
Cal .30 Ammo (Carbine)
Cal .45 Ammo
Cal .30 Ammo (MG)
60mm Mortar Ammo
3.5 in Rocket Launcher Ammo
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea (Small arms)
180,000 rds
6,000 rds
90,000 rds
1,200 rds
240 rds (Small arms
ammunition)
(2) Captured equipment delivered to Cambodia
AK-47 rifles' 1,100 ea
AK-47 Ammo 1,474,800 rds
b. Updated COMUSMACV cumulative report indicates that
$36,240 worth of medical supplies have been delivered to Cambodia
c. Communications spare parts for non MAP equipment in the
amount of $12,564 were airlifted 29 June to COMUSMACV for ship-
ment to Cambodia.
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. Diplomatic Steps (STATE)
5. Information (PRESS POLICY)
For the rest of the week at least, ?the focus will be
on evaluation of Cambodia. After that, it remains to be
seen whether the shift will be back to Vietnamization where
it was prior to April 30.
6. Actions to Improve Intelligence Capabilities.
See Attachment 5.
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? AIR INTERDICIIIPN OPERATIONS
Following is a summary of TACTICAL AIR and ARC LIGHT
interdiction operations in Cambodia for the period 281207 to
291200. EDT June 1970:
US/VNAF
DAILY ci.EN
ZONE H J K L M. U V W TOTAL TOT/
RECCE 4 10 3 0 0 6 7 10 40 2,4'
TACTICAL AIR 18 6 73 10 0 2 8 14 131 9,7;
B-52 (ARC LIGHT)
3 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 17 94
DESTROYED DAMAGED
RESULTS (BDA) DAILY CUMULATIVE DAILY. CUMULATI)
TAC ARC TAC ARC . TAC ARC TAC ARC
AIR LIGHT AIR LIGHT AIR LIGHT AIR LIG'
STRUCTURES .182 4: 10,089 701 59 * 1,8112 SW
WBL CRAFT ' 2 * 170 0 0 ' * 44 (
GUNS 0 * 167 144 0 * 20 - 2:
TRUCKS 0 * 41 74 0 * 101 1:
ROAD/TRAILS 0 * 0 8 13 * 92 4(
CAVES/TUNNELS ?0 * 0 SS 0 * 86 L
-.STORAGE AREAS ? 0 * ?0 0 0 * 1 I
DAILY CUMULATIVE
TAC AIR ARC LIGHT TAC ALR ARC LIGHT
Troops KBA 16 1,603 272
Secondary .
Fires 18 * ? 309 0
Explosions 10 ? 6 372 998
*Weekly only.
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R ? RECCE SORTIES
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SIGNIFICANT TACTICA1:-AM-BDA
The following map shows the locations of US tactical
interdiction missions described in reports received between
281901 and 291900 EDT June 1970. Significant missions are
numbered with results as follows:
Point Remarks
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1
4
6
7
9
Twenty-eight structures and three bunkers
destroyed. Ten structures and three
bunkers damaged.
Fifteen structures destroyed.
.Sixteen structures destroyed with 14
secondary fires.
One bridge destroyed.
One structure destroyed.
One hut destroyed, two bunkers damaged, and
one enemy killed.
One road cut.
Two-hundred meters of trench destroyed and
one secondary explosion.
Four roads cut.
10 Four bunkers destroyed and four bunkers
damaged
Six bunkers' and two structures destroyed.
One structure damaged.
12 Three bunkers destroyed and three bunkers
damaged.
13. Seven bunkers destroyed and three secondary
explosions.
44 Three bunkers and two structures destroyed
and one secondary explosion.
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16
17
18
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Ten.structures) 10 bunkers, and five huts
destroyed.
Eight bunkers destroyed and one secondary
explosion.
? Six bunkers destroyed.
Five fighting positions, two bunkers, and
one structure destroyed.
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A. LEVEL OF EFFORT (Personnel) CONFIDENTIAL
In Cambodia:. RVNAF 22,936 . In RVN: RVNAF 3,9_23
US 33 ## US 19,302.
B. CUMULATIVE RESULTS (As of: 300400 EDT Jun 70 ) Cumulative totals shown include previously unreported adjustmen
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CUU LONG III [TERMINATED GRAND
(BA 704) OPERATIONS ',TOTALS
PARROT'S BEAK
(BA 706/367)
FISH HOOK
(BA 352)
'COINC TO
.(BA 351)
HAC.MA
(BA 350)
CUU LONG I
(BA 704/709)
Enemy KIA
2,749
#2,950
1,189
70
1,431
Enemy PW/DET
1,180
287
52.
9
223
ARVN KIA
287
149
0
27
148
ARVN WIA--
1,344
656
0
l47
.477
US KIA
9
141
126
0
6
US WIA
65
867
332
? 0
4
Individual Wpns
Captured
1,890
4,690
3,069
325
2;739
Crew-Served Wpns
Captured ?
477
731
449
41
157
:*Rice (Tons)
.1,042
2,912
1,584
79
41
Rice (Man/Months)
45,848
128,128
69,696
3,476
1,804
Bunkers/Structures
1,065
6,285
1,160.
490
0
Vehicles
29
237
128
2
8
Boats
0
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0
127
Radios
53
137
0
8
:.-
433
V 230
2,571
*349
50
152
270
650
0
56
1
256
6,221
'3,?82
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574
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1,338
1,188'
.58,872
2,700
3
23
0
40
4
46
11,393
2,330
3,544
338
2,525
2,509
7,023
309,012
11,700
035
*1 ton of rice will feed 1,333 NVA/VC for I day (1.5 lbs/Man/Day).
'*Operation ROCK CRUSHER IV, TIA CHOP' (BA 354), BINH TAY I, (BA 702), BINH TAY II (BA 701), BINH. TAY.III (BA 740),
CUU LONG II (BA 704).
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248
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'*Small-Arms
-Ammunition
? Rifle Rds
(Less than
.50 .cal).-
Machingun.Rds
(.50 cal or.
larger) -
Grenades
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Antiaircraft.RdS
Mortar Ras':
Rocket Rds (107-111m
and larger)
Rocket Rds
(B-40/B-41)
Recoilless Rifle
Rds
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PARROT'S BEAK FISH HOOK HG1ONG EAC MA l' [CUU LONG I DIX LONG III !TERMINATED
. , GRAND.
(BA 706/367) .(BA 352) . TOTAL
.3,221,880
2,120;930
1,100,950 ?
11,719
0.
29,088 .
170
. 16,629
2,957
1,213
3,759,9871
3,357,763:
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1. 4,179
25;35/
7,614
861.14'
10,354'
'2,025
1
,642,656
17,800
48,500
340,000
315,822
15,346,645
,980,695
17,800
.3.8,500
'..340,006.
'241,511
11,097,199
,,661,961
0
? 10,000
0
74,311
4,249,446
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42,715
412
. 553
' .34
1,791
? 62,022
?
173,503
0
0
'
697
- ,0
199;552
, 18,843
2,222
7.30
:1,784
.
8,258
68,539
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0
19
370
. ? 2,123
? 12,202
596
,.617
133
5,711
43,160
12,560
1,125
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1,978 . 29,185
' 958
167
174.
? 19
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CUMULATIVE TOTALS SHOWN INCLUDE. .PREVIOUSLY UNREPORTED ADJUSTMENTS.
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CONFIDENTIAL . ?
Cumulative tonnages of captured enemy
material as of 300400 EDT.
Category
Food
No Objection to Declassification in Part 2010/05/25: LOC-HAK-459-7-1-4
Tonnages
7,259.0
177.3
?
25X1
25X1
?.,
No Objection to Declassification in Part 2010/05/25: LOC-HAK-459-7-1-4
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ATTACJIMENT?3
EQUIPMENT DELIVERED TO CAMBODIA
US Supplied
Small Arms ?
Small Arms Munitions
Crew-Served Weapons
Crew-Served Weapons Munitions
Vehicles
Communications Equipment
Communications Batteries
Medical Supplies
Uniforms
Ground Spare Parts/support Item
Air Munitions
? .50 Cal.
LCHR 2.75" 7 Round
.2.75" Rkt (Heat)
Bombs
Support/components
T-28 Spare Parts
Miscellaneous
Bayonets
Binoculars
?
? 23,054 ea
9,104,654-x r'cis
1,284 ea
544,300:' rds
? ho ea
276 radios
951
$36,240
291,413
353,490
45,000 rds
16 ea
764 rds
746 ca
$403,316
1,120 lbs
1,688 ea
180 ea
1.200
* 'Reflects correction of rounds from wall arms ammuntion
to crew-served ammunition.
TOP SECRET
>
No Objection to Declassification in Part 2010/05/25: LOC-HAK-459-7-1-4
Attachment 3
No Objection to Declassification in Part 2010/05/25: LOC-HAK-459-7-1-4
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ATTACHMENT 14
CAPTURED EQUIPIvENT DELIVERED TO CAMBODIA
Small Arms
1
Small Arms Munitions
!
Crew-Served Weapons
. Crew-Served Weapons Munitions
.* TOP SECRET
? 688 ea
2,295,170 rds
1,292 ea
1,778,774 rds
Attachment 4
No Objection to Declassification in Part 2010/05/25 : LOC-HAK-459-7-1-4
25X1 No Objection to Declassification in Part 2010/05/25: LOC-HAK-459-7-1-4
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No Objection to Declassification in Part 2010/05/25: LOC-HAK-459-7-1-4
25X1 No Objection to Declassification in Part 2010/05/25: LOC-HAK-459-7-1-4
040
No Objection to Declassification in Part 2010/05/25: LOC-HAK-459-7-1-4
25X1 No Objection to Declassification in Part 2010/05/25: LOC-HAK-459-7-1-4
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No Objection to Declassification in Part 2010/05/25: LOC-HAK-459-7-1-4