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Deputy Secretary Packard
1/5/71 ca. 3:45 p. m.
(Secure Phone)
P: Couple of things: Are you aware of this
authorized
the
.
We've got intelligence in and they've located
some missiles. They want to extend the authority . It goes in from Route
137 -- they operate along that road. The missiles they have found are 10
miles up Route 101 to the north. They request authority for armed recon-
naissance and if they see anything to attack.
authorized
continuing till January 11. If you have any question
the
Okay, we'll go ahead.
The second question regards xixixl
chip
Plantation
plan. That is scheduled to go on January 15, but we need
to give them tentative authority for planning. We have information on U.S.
assets that will be involved. I thought I should let you know what they are.
The U.S. resources needed are three
assault
helicopter com-
panies. That's about 60 to 75 helicopters.
Well, the
length is as late as 1 July, but what we are talking about here is getting
the men so that within a few hours
yes, that's included. it's
actually 75 helidopters
They are all stationed in Vietnam
have to touch down in Chup area to let these fellows off.
This is to transport these men
That's for the first 6(?) hours
and also for standby as needed. We can't afford to let this support
go for a three-month period or whatever. But this is a big operation;
there will be a good 22, 000 ARVN troops and it's going to last some time.
I think we go ahead and if we get in trouble we may have to break off the
support.
Yes, we have that in the mesagge. That's thoroughly
understood. This approval is all planning. It's XIX not an execute until
15 Janury SO we could put a hold on it at the last minute.
Another question: to what extent has State been brought in on these operations?
If they know about the Chup operation I'm having lunch with
Alex Johnson
If you rather it be held tight we don't need to
Okay, we'll do it that way
No, while you're on, let me give you a little background on
George
and M
have talked about that -- I think we are all set on everything.
That Route 4 operation. In order to support that we will probably need some
C-130s to land at Reem (?) -- the airport next to Sihanoukville. C-130 supply
planes.
We realize that and, let me get back to
We landed
them at Campong Chom. We are presumably landing them at Phnom Penh.
I don't have any trouble with that. If you have any trouble, let me know
Let
me te 11 you about the other problem: We need a helicopter gunship for support
on that Ban Karai Pass operation. It's too far to operate from Vietnam. One
alternative is to put a ship in that will handle the helicopters off the coast or we
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