Shadow Warrior (95 page)

       
in the OPC,
82
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85
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86
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88

       
OSS and,
1
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4
,
29
,
35
,
63–64
,
66–67
,
70–71

       
as part of Team Bruce,
39
,
41
,
42–46
,
47–48
,
48–51

       
participating in conference on the CIA,
395–396

       
perspective on a South Vietnam solution,
137
,
141
,
150
,
209
,
211
,
263

       
political action in Italy,
98–101
,
102–103
,
268

       
political associations/leanings of,
75
,
81

       
qualifications for DDP,
274

       
recruited by the CIA,
80

       
as recruiter and handler for the CIA,
88

       
release of the CIA's family jewels, far-reaching ramifications of,
6

       
as Saigon station chief,
1
,
5
,
124
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137–140
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141
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144
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145
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146
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147
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148
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149
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150–151
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152
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153–154
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155
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157
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159
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160
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161
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162
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163
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164
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165
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166–169
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172–173
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178
,
223
,
372

       
school/college years of,
22–23
,
25–26
,
27–28
,
74
,
81

       
and the Soviet and East European Division,
275
,
278

       
sudden assignment to CORDS,
278–279
,
279–280
,
281

       
suit filed against, over his memoir,
468

       
testifying before congressional committees,
166
,
316–317
,
373
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393
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394
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413
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414
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441
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442–443
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444
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447–448
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452
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456
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457

       
training for the CIA,
86–87

       
See also specific countries, agencies, events, and people in the life of Bill Colby

Cold War,
7
,
74
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75
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79
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114
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131
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144
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251
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252
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273
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305
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322
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323
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340
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395
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413–414
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415
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471

       
attitude of Colby toward,
81
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82
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171
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195
,
259–260
,
344
,
369
,
370
,
470

       
end of,
477

       
model for fighting,
213
,
227

       
onset of,
108
,
116

Collins, J. Lawton,
120

Colson, Charles,
343
,
359
,
446

Combined Studies Division,
155
,
162
,
172
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173
,
179

Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies,
27

Committee to Reelect the President (CREEP),
346
,
348
,
351
,
353
,
440

Common Cause,
440

Communist International,
72

Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU),
72
,
110
,
215

Communist Party of the United States (CPUSA),
25
,
75
,
76

Communists/communism,
5
,
28
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33
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42
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64
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85–86
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93
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96
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110
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113
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130–131
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142
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144
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164
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169
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179
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196
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198–199
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214
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260
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296
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341
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349
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355
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409

       
attitudes toward,
26–27
,
82
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83
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99
,
114
,
136
,
369

       
Diem and Nhu's campaign against,
120–121
,
125
,
287

       
files on, CIA maintaining,
217

       
noncommunist Chinese Nationalists and,
14
,
79
,
127
,
152

       
See also specific communist parties, countries, organizations, and leaders

Con Son Island “tiger cages,”
312
,
396

Conein, Lucien,
36
,
118–119
,
127
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144
,
183
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188–189
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190
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191
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193
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202
,
239

Confucians/Confucianism,
117
,
118
,
164
,
258

Congressional Record
,
394
,
448

Connor, John T.,
412

Constabulary model,
304

Containment or Liberation?
(Burnham),
114

Cook, Bill,
19

Cooper, Chester,
121
,
261

Corsican Brotherhood,
119
,
124

Corwin, Edwin S.,
23

Coughlin, Charles E.,
25

Counterinsurgency and pacification in Vietnam,
1
,
3
,
120
,
424

       
appointments to oversee,
261
,
266–267

       
Colby defending, after US abandonment of South Vietnam,
434–435

       
differing views on,
257
,
258
,
259

       
events sidetracking,
169
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171
,
172
,
264

       
expert on,
248
,
250

       
incubators of, in the countryside,
206
,
208

       
and in Laos, Colby's perspective of,
238–239
,
244
,
247

       
LBJ on,
260
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261
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264
,
266–267
,
282

       
Operation Switchback and,
174
,
178
,
179
,
181
,
233

       
Pentagon's plans for,
180
,
248
,
263

       
persuading Nhu on vision of,
157
,
164
,
167

       
persuading US Mission on,
157
,
159

       
position paper supporting,
256

       
promising starts to,
166–167

       
symbol of,
254

       
think-tank on, emergence of,
152–153
,
154
,
157

       
would-be architects of a comprehensive program for, view of,
260–261

       
See also specific counterinsurgency/pacification initiatives

Counterintelligence (CI) Staff,
105
,
106
,
275
,
276
,
340
,
356
,
357–358
,
370
,
380
,
465
,
466
,
467
,
471

Counterspy
magazine,
460

Counter-Terror (CT) Teams,
207
,
248–249
,
251
,
252
,
279

       
See also
Provincial Reconnaissance Units (PRUs)

Covert action (CA) branch,
127
,
177

Covert operations, expansion of,
213
,
472

       
See also specific covert operations/activities

Cox, Edward,
361

Cram, Cleveland,
470–471

Cronkite, Walter,
284

Cuba,
142
,
145
,
158–159
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175
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176–177
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199
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240
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336
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367
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416
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472
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474

Cuban Exile Brigade,
158

Cuban exiles,
347
,
349

Cuban Missile Crisis,
177
,
178

Cult of Intelligence, The
(Marchetti),
87

Cushman, Robert,
348
,
349

Czechoslovakia,
26
,
337

Dai Viet Quoc Dan Dang,
128
,
136
,
205–206

Daily Intelligencer
,
391

Dan, Phan Quang (Dr. Dan),
138
,
139–140

Day, Dorothy,
12

D-Day,
33–34
,
41
,
104

DDT,
124
,
162

De Gasperi, Alcide,
95–97
,
102

de Gaulle, Charles,
42
,
47

de Laroussilhe, Alain,
46

de Silva, Peer,
200
,
204
,
206
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207
,
208
,
209
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234
,
287

Dean, John,
343
,
346
,
350
,
351–352
,
364

Declaration of Honolulu,
258

Defense Attaché Office,
428

Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA),
300
,
343

Demilitarized Zone,
133
,
294
,
345

Democratic National Committee headquarters, burglarizing of,
346
,
347

       
See also
Watergate

Democratic National Convention,
307

Democratic Party,
307
,
339
,
346–347

       
See also specific Democratic leaders

Democratic Republic of Vietnam (DRV).
See
North Vietnam

Democrats, Christian.
See
Christian Democrats

Denmark,
86
,
89
,
91
,
92

Devlin, John F.,
370

Diem, Ngo Dinh,
93
,
116
,
117–118
,
119
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120–121
,
122
,
125
,
127
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133
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134–135
,
136
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141
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142
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152
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164
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167–168
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174
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179
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198
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207
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225
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252
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268
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287
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319
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323
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328
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410