This episode of Declassified presents a declassified CIA record detailing U.S.

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This episode of Declassified presents a declassified CIA record detailing U.S. intelligence on the potential recruitment of Japanese mercenaries for the South Korean Army and Chinese Nationalist forces. This document, originating from General Headquarters, Far East Command, dated March second, nineteen-fifty, provides insight into early Cold War intelligence gathering in East Asia. The document can be found at archive.org under the entry CI00326. This record was released by the Central Intelligence Agency under the Freedom of Information Act. It represents part of a collection declassified to shed light on United States intelligence operations concerning China. The declassification authority is not specified on the document itself, but it was made public as part of a larger release of historical records. The document is an outgoing message from the Commander-in-Chief, Far East, in Tokyo, Japan, to the Department of the Army in Washington, D.C. It states, "Subject: Adjustment of Japanes

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