CAMBODIAN SITUATION REPORT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Library of Congress
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): LOC-HAK-459-5-8-9
• Release Decision: RIFLIM
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: January 11, 2017
• Document Release Date: April 26, 2010
• Sequence Number: 8
• Publication Date: June 16, 1970
• Content Type: MEMO

No Objection to Declassification in Full 2010/04/26: LOC-HAK-459-5-8-9
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
TOP SECRET-SENSITIVE
MEMORANDUM FOR DR. KISSINGER
FROM: Dave McManis
June 16, 197Q
SUBJECT: Cambodian Situation
Attached is a statistical update as~f 8:00 p.m. EDT
June 15. Significant operational highlights include:
-In Base Areas 704/709, a Vietnamese Marine
battalion engaged an unknown-size enemy force. forces were supported by y Ce. Friendly
This engagement resulted ine45xenemmese Air Force (VNAF). KIA,
wea tured (11 individual, two crew-served), 281structurescap-
destryed and 24 damaged.
- In Base Area 704
, cumulative results of the Viet-
namese Marine Corps (VNMC) engagement near Prey
12 friendly KIA and 25 WIA. Enemy losses were100nKIA, onete
detained, and 21 weapons seized.
Kampong Speu reported killing 110 enARVN emyfsoldiersgatdnseiz
3,575 individual and 35 crew-served weapons. n seizing
ON-FILE NSC RELEASE
INSTRUCTIONS APPLY
ARMY review completed.
TOP SECRET--SENSITIVE
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Total Operations
Individual Weapons
Crew-Served Weapons
Bunkers/Structures Destroyed
Machine Gun Rounds
Rifle Rounds
Total Small Arms Ammunition
(Machine Gun 8 Rifle Rounds)
Assorted Ammunition:
Grenades
Mines
Miscellaneous Explosives (lbs)
(Includes Satchel Charges)
Anti-Aircraft Rounds
Mortar Rounds
Large Rocket Rounds
Smaller Rocket Rounds
Recoilless Rifle Rounds
Rice (lbs)
Man Months
Vehicles
Boats
Generators
Radios
Medical Supplies (lbs)
Enemy KIA
POWs (Includes Detainees)
US' KIA
ARVN.KIA
8:00 a.ne June 16, 1970
20,033
2,359
10,091
3,984,210
9,306,983
13,291,193
70 tons
52,955
5,226
81,000
166,153
62,612
1,934
39,168
27,395
12,920,000
284,240
36
238
42,330
10,316
2,201
676
24-Hour Change
+2,312
+29
+223
Unchanged
+3,720
+3,720
Unchanged
Unchanged
Unchanged
Unchanged
Unchanged
+131
Unchanged
+170
Unchanged
+12,000
+26q
Unchanged
Unchanged
Unchanged
Unchanged
+295
+14
Unchanged
+22
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CONFIDENTIAL June 16, 19V
ENEMY SUPPLY LOSSES IN CAMBODIA COMPARED
TO OPERATIONS CEDAR FALLS AND JUNCTION CITY
CAMBODIA CEDAR
(JUNE 16) FALLS
JUNCTION
RATIOaF CITY
RATIOa/
WEAPONS (Rounds)
Individual Weapons
20,033
555
36
491
40
Crew-Served Weapons
2,359
23
102
99
24
i
AMMUNITION (Rounds)
Small Arms
13,291,193
60,323
220
100,450
132
Grenades
52,955
1,960
27
6,576
8
Anti-Aircraft Rounds
166,153
179
928
NA*
Mortar
62,612
1,311
48
NA
Rocket (107mm 8 larger)
1,934
14
138
NA
Rocket (B-40, B-41)
39,168-
13
3,013
NA
Recoilless Rifle
27,395
7
3,913
68
403
Mines
5,226
370
14
509
10
-Food
6,605.0
3,719.8
2
895.6
9
Weapons
159.1
3.4
47
5.0
32
Ammunition
'l ~6_03. 7
15.6
103
17.5
92
8,367.8
3,738.8
2
918.1
a/ Cambodia divided by CEDAR FALLS/JUNCTION CITY.
'CONFIDENTIAL
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