CIA: Today, we examine a declassified United States Air Force record
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Declassified. Today, we examine a declassified United States Air Force record concerning Soviet activity in Manchuria, dated April eleventh, nineteen fifty. This document details intelligence regarding alleged Soviet involvement in aerial engagements over China. You can find this record at The Black Vault, documents two dot the black vault dot com. This document was declassified and released into the public domain through the diligent efforts of Freedom of Information Act requests. The specific F-O-I-A case number is not publicly listed with the document, but it was made available as part of a larger collection of U.S. intelligence on China. It falls under the general declassification authority for historical records of this vintage. The document is a memorandum from The Joint Chiefs of Staff, Washington two three, D.C., DM-three two eight, dated April eleventh, nineteen fifty. It reads: "MEMORANDUM FOR GENERAL VANDENBERG, GENERAL COLLINS, ADMIRAL SHERMAN. Attached is copy of a cable w
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