MEMO TO HENRY A. KISSINGER FROM ALEXANDER HAIG
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LOC-HAK-449-5-3-5
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January 11, 2017
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May 19, 2010
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3
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Publication Date:
April 5, 1971
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MEMO
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April 5, 1971
MEMORANZUM FOR HENRY A. KISSINGER
FR?M: Al Haig/ f
I have attempted to gent additional information on civilian casualties
due to U. S. air operations in Cambodia. Attached is a memorandum
prepared by the Chairman which further elaborates on the extent of
damage done by air operations over Cambodia. The memorandwn
indicates a total of 343 civilians have been killed and 639 wounded
due to all war activities through March S. It points out that only a
small percentage of civilian deaths could be attributed to the air
strikes but gives no specific percentage. It does maintain that a
uutimum of 20 percent of all property damage could be attributed
to Allied and Cambodian air activity. I am afraid we will be unable
to coax, up with a hard figure but certainly it is well r 100.
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