U.S. '60s Vietnam intelligence flawed on Tonkin Gulf and Tet
Newly declassified U.S. documents show there were inaccuracies and errors in intelligence intercepted before and during the Vietnam War.
The National Security Agency had some 10,000 cryptographers and other intelligence gathering and translation personnel in Southeast Asia in 1964, yet NSA historian Robert Hanyok wrote in the agency's history that two key points in the war had intelligence problems....
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The National Security Agency had some 10,000 cryptographers and other intelligence gathering and translation personnel in Southeast Asia in 1964, yet NSA historian Robert Hanyok wrote in the agency's history that two key points in the war had intelligence problems....