National Intelligence Agency, Central Intelligence Agency, declassified record
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National Intelligence Agency, Central Intelligence Agency, declassified record concerning Nationalist Chinese aircraft in Hong Kong, dated April twelfth, nineteen fifty. The cable is notable for its detailed account of diplomatic and operational discussions about the custody of CNAC and CATC aircraft following the Communist takeover of mainland China. The document was released to the public through a Freedom of Information Act request and posted on The Black Vault website. The electronic transcription is hosted on archive.org and was made available as part of the agency’s ongoing declassification program. The record bears the declassification authority of the Central Intelligence Agency. The document reads as follows: “Action from: Hong Kong Control. Received April twelfth, nineteen fifty. Secretary of State. No. 774, April twelfth, two p.m. Far Eastern Affairs. Priority. Sent Department 774, repeated. General Chermault reports that Mogs, Hong Kong Civil Aviation Chief, and Kendall, Ho
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