Today, we examine a Central Intelligence Agency record from October fifth
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This is Declassified. Today, we examine a Central Intelligence Agency record from October fifth, nineteen-fifty, detailing estimated Chinese Communist Air Strength. This document provides a snapshot of U.S. intelligence assessments during a critical period of the Korean War. You can find this declassified record at documents2.theblackvault.com. This document, identified as CI Zero Zero Five Zero Six, was part of a larger collection of U.S. intelligence on China released to the public. It provides insight into the information available to U.S. intelligence agencies concerning Chinese military capabilities at the time. The document's declassification authority is not specified on the archival entry, but it is publicly available. The document reads: Memorandum for the Deputy Chief of Staff for Administration. Subject: Estimated Chinese Communist Air Strength. The following is predicated upon U.S.A.F. Estimate dated September fifteenth, nineteen-fifty. One. Chinese Communist Air Force stre
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