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MACV: the Joint Command in the years of escalation, 1962 - 1967

The United States Army in Vietnam is a multivolume history of the Army's involvement in the Vietnam War. The series treats a full range of topics, from combat operations and advisory efforts, to logistics, communications, and engineer endeavors. Two volumes deal with theater command. The second...

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1. Verfasser:	Cosmas, Graham A. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Washington, D.C. Center of Military History, United States Army 2007
Schriftenreihe:	The United States Army in Vietnam
Schlagworte:	United States / Military Assistance Command, Vietnam / History United States. > Military Assistance Command, Vietnam > History USA > Military Assistance Command Vietnam Geschichte 1962-1967 Vietnam War, 1961-1975 / United States Command of troops Vietnam War, 1961-1975 / Peace Geschichte Vietnamkrieg Vietnam War, 1961-1975 > Peace Vietnam War, 1961-1975 > United States USA
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Zusammenfassung:	The United States Army in Vietnam is a multivolume history of the Army's involvement in the Vietnam War. The series treats a full range of topics, from combat operations and advisory efforts, to logistics, communications, and engineer endeavors. Two volumes deal with theater command. The second volume MACV: The Joint Command in the Years of Withdrawal, 1968-1973, describes MACV's evolution as an organization and of the command's role in making and implementing American national policy in Southeast Asia during the period of U.S. disengagement from Vietnam.
Beschreibung:	"CMH pub. 91-6-1 Includes bibliographical references and index
Beschreibung:	XX, 524 S. Ill., Kt.

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adam_text	Contents Chapter Page 1. A Deepening Commitment and a New Command. . . 3 Beginnings of United States Involvement ......... 5 Toward the Second Indochina War ............. 8 The United States Responds to the New Threat ....... 15 Creating the Command ................... 21 2. A Joint Command: Complications and Conflicts, 1962-1963...................... 35 MACV and the Pacific Chain of Command ......... 36 MACV and the MAAG .................... 42 Formation of MACV Headquarters ............. 44 The Component Commands ................ 53 The Debate over Control of Air Power ........... 56 A Small But Complicated Command ............ 60 3. From Hope to Frustration ................. 71 The Enemy .......................... 71 Developing an Allied Strategy ................ 75 The Campaign Falls Apart .................. 85 MACV and the Coup Against Diem ............. 95 4. Reorganizing and Reviving Pacification ........117 United States Policy: Picking Up the Pieces .........117 Hanoi Prepares for a Larger War ...............120 A New MACV Commander .................122 Headquarters Reorganization and Expansion ........125 MACV: Executive Agent for Pacification? ..........139 Struggling for Stability ....................144 5. The Beginning of Escalation ...............157 Widening the War ......................157 OPLAN 34A .........................159 Air and Ground Operations in Laos .............161 Early Planning for the Air War ...............164 After Tonkin Gulf: Reinforcing the South ..........167 Air War in the North: Planning and Command ......172 The Marines Land at Da Nang ...............176 xv Chapter Page 6. Beginnings of the Ground Troop Commitment, January-June 1965.................. 187 Plans and Proposals, 1954-1964 .............. 187 Collapse of the Chien Thang Plan .............. 190 A Limited Response ..................... 195 Three Proposals for Sending Troops ............. 200 Edging into the Ground War ................ 206 Questions of Command and the Concept of Operations . .212 Where the Question Stood, June 1965........... 218 7. The Fateful Decisions, June 1965-February 1966 ... 227 South Vietnam in Peril ...................227 Air Power Holds Back the Enemy 230 Decisions for an American Ground War ..........232 Implementing Phase I ....................245 Planning Phase II ......................252 Decisions at Honolulu ....................256 8. MACV Headquarters: The Years of Expansion, 1965-1967........................267 Enlarging the Headquarters .................267 Planning and Control of Operations ............275 Combined Intelligence ...................284 The Advisory Mission ....................288 Reporting, Research, and Analysis .............290 How Joint the Command? .................295 9. Controlling U.S. Forces ..................307 Military Assistance Command, Pacific Command, andtheJCS .......................307 Naval Forces, Vietnam ....................310 U.S. Army, Vietnam: A Question of Roles ..........314 The Seventh Air Force: A Multiplicity of Masters ......320 The Air War in the South: A Single Manager? .......323 The Field Forces and the III Marine Amphibious Force . . .331 10. The Allies and Pacification ................343 The Allies .......................... 343 The South Vietnamese: Cooperation and Coordination . . 348 Pacification and Saigon Politics ............... 353 CORDS: A Single Manager at Last .............. 357 11. The Wider Theater .....................371 Fragmentation of Command ................371 xvi Chapter Page The Ho Chi Minh Trail and the Plain of Jars ........373 Cambodia ..........................379 MACV and Rolling Thunder ................382 A Tangled Chain of Command ...............389 12. An Evolving Strategy ...................395 Basic Questions .......................395 The Initial Concept .....................397 Problems of Implementation ................405 More Troops or a New Strategy? ...............411 Incremental Adjustments ..................420 13. An Autumn of Uncertainty ...............439 The Public Relations War .................. 441 The Order of Battle Controversy .............. 446 President Johnson Moves To Level Off the War ...... 461 The Enemy Plans an Offensive ............... 466 14. Conclusion: The Years of Escalation ..........477 Bibliographical Note .....................495 Glossary .............................509 Military Map Symbols ....................512 Index ..............................513 Table MACV Principal Officers at Activation ...............48 Charts No. 1. U.S. Military Assistance Command, Vietnam, 1964.....61 2. U.S. Military Assistance Command, Vietnam, 31 December 1964 ......................133 3. Organization of MACV Headquarters, May 1967.......276 4. Pacific Command Relationships, 1967.............319 xvii Maps No. Page 1. Indochina, 1961.........................4 2. South Vietnam Corps Areas, 1963 ..............84 3. Major U.S. and Allied Forces, South Vietnam, 1966.....235 4. Saigon, 1967..........................269 5. Interdiction Areas, Laos, 1965-1967..............384 6. Rolling Thunder Route Packages, North Vietnam, 1967 . . .387 7. Strong Point Obstacle System, 1967 .............424 Illustrations General Paul D. Harkins .......................3 Ho Chi Minh .............................5 Prime Minister Ngo Dinh Diem ...................9 Walt W. Rostow ........................... 19 Lt. Gen. Lionel С McGarr with U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam Frederick E. Nolting ..................... 23 Generals Lyman L. Lemnitzer and Maxwell D. Taylor, Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, and President John F. Kennedy, 1961................... 25 General Harkins, Admiral Harry D. Felt, and Ambassador Nolting .................... 27 Secretary of Defense McNamara .................. 36 Admiral Felt ............................. 37 MACV Headquarters, 137 Pasteur Street .............. 46 Maj. Gen. Richard G. Weede, USMC ................ 47 The MACV Staff .......................... 49 Brig. Gen. Rollen H. Anthis, USAF ................. 55 Vietnamese T-28 Fighter-Bombers ................. 58 U.S. B-26 Light Bomber ...................... 58 H-21 Flying Banana ....................... 60 Viet Cong Patrol a Canal ...................... 74 Self-immolation of a Buddhist Priest ................ 89 Brig. Gen. Robert H. York, Lt. Col. John P. Vann, and Capt. William R. Johnson ............... 93 Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh and Nguyen Ngoc .......... 96 Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge with President Diem ...... 99 Secretary McNamara with South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Khanh and General Taylor ............ 118 General William С Westmoreland ................. 124 PACAF Chief, General Hunter Harris, USAF, with General Westmoreland and Lt. Gen. Joseph Moore, USAF ..... 132 Admiral Ulysses S. G. Sharp .................... 134 Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor with Secretary McNamara .... 142 xviii Page U.S. Adviser with a Montagnard Strike Force ...........147 Aftermath of a Mortar Attack at Bien Hoa Air Base ........159 U.S. Ambassador to Laos William H. Sullivan ...........163 President Lyndon B. Johnson with Secretary of Defense McNamara and Ambassador Taylor .............166 McGeorge Bundy with General Westmoreland ..........173 Military Dependents Depart South Vietnam ............177 Marines in Defensive Positions After Landing at Da Nang .... 180 A Viet Cong Soldier Wielding an AK-47 Rifle ...........193 U.S. Army Helicopters Cover South Vietnamese Marines near Binh Gia, December 1964...............194 F-4B Phantom II Aircraft ......................199 General Harold K. Johnson .....................201 The Joint Chiefs of Staff ......................207 Secretary of Defense McNamara with Nguyen Van Thieu, South Vietnamese Chief of State ..............212 Marines Wading Across a River ...................213 Chief of State Thieu ........................229 Air Vice Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky .................229 A B-52 Arc Light Bombing Mission ................232 General Earle G. Wheeler ......................233 Ambassdor-Designate Henry Cabot Lodge, Secretary of Defense McNamara, Chief of State Thieu, and Premier Ky .....242 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile) Soldiers Arrive at Qui Nhon . . 246 Aerial View of the Cam Ranh Bay Complex ............247 Maj. Gen. Stanley R. Larsen ....................248 General Wheeler, Secretary of State Dean Rusk, and President Johnson at the February 1966 Honolulu Conference . . .257 MACV Headquarters at Tan Son Nhut ...............270 General Westmoreland receives the Boy Scout Silver Buffalo Award for Distinguished Service as Generals Harold Johnson and Creighton W. Abrams, Jr., Look On .....274 General Abrams ...........................277 Lt. Gen. John R. Chaisson .....................279 Maj. Gen. Joseph A. McChristian .................285 Admiral Ulysses S. G. Sharp ....................309 Rear Adm. Norvell G. Ward ....................311 A Vessel of the Riverine Force Patrols the Mekong Delta Waters . 313 Brig. Gen. John Norton .......................316 USARV Headquarters at Long Binh ................317 General John P. McConnell ....................322 Lt. Gen. William W. Momyer Receives His Fourth Star from Generals Westmoreland and Abrams ............326 Maj. Gen. Lewis W. Walt ......................333 XIX Page Brig. Gen. Edward H. de Saussure, with Korean Maj. Gen. Chae Myung Shin ..................... 346 South Korean Troops Inspect a Dead Viet Cong Guerrilla .... 347 Lt. Gen. Le Nghen Khan, General Cao Van Vien, and Lt. Col. Ted Gordiner ...................... 350 Lt. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi .................... 355 Generals Westmoreland and Wheeler with Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker ...................... 360 Brig. Gen. Donald D. Blackburn .................. 376 Prince Souvanna Phouma ..................... 377 Prince Norodom Sihanouk with President Kennedy ........ 380 Ambassador Bunker and General Westmoreland Greet Secretary of Defense McN amara on Arrival in Saigon . . .388 Lt. Gen. Victor H. Krulak ...................... 403 General Westmoreland Tours III Marine Amphibious Force Headquarters ........................ 409 Dr. Alain Enthoven ......................... 418 Armored Vehicles of the 11th Armored Cavalry Advance During Operation Junction City .................. 421 General Westmoreland with Barry Zorthian ............ 440 Antiwar Protesters at the Pentagon, October 1967........ 442 General Westmoreland Addresses a Joint Session of Congress, April 1967.......................... 444 CIA Director Richard Helms .................... 451 Maj. Gen. Phillip B. Davidson ................... 453 Col. Daniel O. Graham ....................... 453 xx
adam_txt	Contents Chapter Page 1. A Deepening Commitment and a New Command. . . 3 Beginnings of United States Involvement . 5 Toward the Second Indochina War . 8 The United States Responds to the New Threat . 15 Creating the Command . 21 2. A Joint Command: Complications and Conflicts, 1962-1963. 35 MACV and the Pacific Chain of Command . 36 MACV and the MAAG . 42 Formation of MACV Headquarters . 44 The Component Commands . 53 The Debate over Control of Air Power . 56 A Small But Complicated Command . 60 3. From Hope to Frustration . 71 The Enemy . 71 Developing an Allied Strategy . 75 The Campaign Falls Apart . 85 MACV and the Coup Against Diem . 95 4. Reorganizing and Reviving Pacification .117 United States Policy: Picking Up the Pieces .117 Hanoi Prepares for a Larger War .120 A New MACV Commander .122 Headquarters Reorganization and Expansion .125 MACV: Executive Agent for Pacification? .139 Struggling for Stability .144 5. The Beginning of Escalation .157 Widening the War .157 OPLAN 34A .159 Air and Ground Operations in Laos .161 Early Planning for the Air War .164 After Tonkin Gulf: Reinforcing the South .167 Air War in the North: Planning and Command .172 The Marines Land at Da Nang .176 xv Chapter Page 6. Beginnings of the Ground Troop Commitment, January-June 1965. 187 Plans and Proposals, 1954-1964 . 187 Collapse of the Chien Thang Plan . 190 A Limited Response . 195 Three Proposals for Sending Troops . 200 Edging into the Ground War . 206 Questions of Command and the Concept of Operations . .212 Where the Question Stood, June 1965. 218 7. The Fateful Decisions, June 1965-February 1966 . 227 South Vietnam in Peril .227 Air Power Holds Back the Enemy 230 Decisions for an American Ground War .232 Implementing Phase I .245 Planning Phase II .252 Decisions at Honolulu .256 8. MACV Headquarters: The Years of Expansion, 1965-1967.267 Enlarging the Headquarters .267 Planning and Control of Operations .275 Combined Intelligence .284 The Advisory Mission .288 Reporting, Research, and Analysis .290 How Joint the Command? .295 9. Controlling U.S. Forces .307 Military Assistance Command, Pacific Command, andtheJCS .307 Naval Forces, Vietnam .310 U.S. Army, Vietnam: A Question of Roles .314 The Seventh Air Force: A Multiplicity of Masters .320 The Air War in the South: A Single Manager? .323 The Field Forces and the III Marine Amphibious Force . . .331 10. The Allies and Pacification .343 The Allies . 343 The South Vietnamese: Cooperation and Coordination . . 348 Pacification and Saigon Politics . 353 CORDS: A Single Manager at Last . 357 11. The Wider Theater .371 Fragmentation of Command .371 xvi Chapter Page The Ho Chi Minh Trail and the Plain of Jars .373 Cambodia .379 MACV and Rolling Thunder .382 A Tangled Chain of Command .389 12. An Evolving Strategy .395 Basic Questions .395 The Initial Concept .397 Problems of Implementation .405 More Troops or a New Strategy? .411 Incremental Adjustments .420 13. An Autumn of Uncertainty .439 The Public Relations War . 441 The Order of Battle Controversy . 446 President Johnson Moves To Level Off the War . 461 The Enemy Plans an Offensive . 466 14. Conclusion: The Years of Escalation .477 Bibliographical Note .495 Glossary .509 Military Map Symbols .512 Index .513 Table MACV Principal Officers at Activation .48 Charts No. 1. U.S. Military Assistance Command, Vietnam, 1964.61 2. U.S. Military Assistance Command, Vietnam, 31 December 1964 .133 3. Organization of MACV Headquarters, May 1967.276 4. Pacific Command Relationships, 1967.319 xvii Maps No. Page 1. Indochina, 1961.4 2. South Vietnam Corps Areas, 1963 .84 3. Major U.S. and Allied Forces, South Vietnam, 1966.235 4. Saigon, 1967.269 5. Interdiction Areas, Laos, 1965-1967.384 6. Rolling Thunder Route Packages, North Vietnam, 1967 . . .387 7. Strong Point Obstacle System, 1967 .424 Illustrations General Paul D. Harkins .3 Ho Chi Minh .5 Prime Minister Ngo Dinh Diem .9 Walt W. Rostow . 19 Lt. Gen. Lionel С McGarr with U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam Frederick E. Nolting . 23 Generals Lyman L. Lemnitzer and Maxwell D. Taylor, Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, and President John F. Kennedy, 1961. 25 General Harkins, Admiral Harry D. Felt, and Ambassador Nolting . 27 Secretary of Defense McNamara . 36 Admiral Felt . 37 MACV Headquarters, 137 Pasteur Street . 46 Maj. Gen. Richard G. Weede, USMC . 47 The MACV Staff . 49 Brig. Gen. Rollen H. Anthis, USAF . 55 Vietnamese T-28 Fighter-Bombers . 58 U.S. B-26 Light Bomber . 58 H-21 "Flying Banana" . 60 Viet Cong Patrol a Canal . 74 Self-immolation of a Buddhist Priest . 89 Brig. Gen. Robert H. York, Lt. Col. John P. Vann, and Capt. William R. Johnson . 93 Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh and Nguyen Ngoc . 96 Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge with President Diem . 99 Secretary McNamara with South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Khanh and General Taylor . 118 General William С Westmoreland . 124 PACAF Chief, General Hunter Harris, USAF, with General Westmoreland and Lt. Gen. Joseph Moore, USAF . 132 Admiral Ulysses S. G. Sharp . 134 Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor with Secretary McNamara . 142 xviii Page U.S. Adviser with a Montagnard Strike Force .147 Aftermath of a Mortar Attack at Bien Hoa Air Base .159 U.S. Ambassador to Laos William H. Sullivan .163 President Lyndon B. Johnson with Secretary of Defense McNamara and Ambassador Taylor .166 McGeorge Bundy with General Westmoreland .173 Military Dependents Depart South Vietnam .177 Marines in Defensive Positions After Landing at Da Nang . 180 A Viet Cong Soldier Wielding an AK-47 Rifle .193 U.S. Army Helicopters Cover South Vietnamese Marines near Binh Gia, December 1964.194 F-4B Phantom II Aircraft .199 General Harold K. Johnson .201 The Joint Chiefs of Staff .207 Secretary of Defense McNamara with Nguyen Van Thieu, South Vietnamese Chief of State .212 Marines Wading Across a River .213 Chief of State Thieu .229 Air Vice Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky .229 A B-52 Arc Light Bombing Mission .232 General Earle G. Wheeler .233 Ambassdor-Designate Henry Cabot Lodge, Secretary of Defense McNamara, Chief of State Thieu, and Premier Ky .242 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile) Soldiers Arrive at Qui Nhon . . 246 Aerial View of the Cam Ranh Bay Complex .247 Maj. Gen. Stanley R. Larsen .248 General Wheeler, Secretary of State Dean Rusk, and President Johnson at the February 1966 Honolulu Conference . . .257 MACV Headquarters at Tan Son Nhut .270 General Westmoreland receives the Boy Scout Silver Buffalo Award for Distinguished Service as Generals Harold Johnson and Creighton W. Abrams, Jr., Look On .274 General Abrams .277 Lt. Gen. John R. Chaisson .279 Maj. Gen. Joseph A. McChristian .285 Admiral Ulysses S. G. Sharp .309 Rear Adm. Norvell G. Ward .311 A Vessel of the Riverine Force Patrols the Mekong Delta Waters . 313 Brig. Gen. John Norton .316 USARV Headquarters at Long Binh .317 General John P. McConnell .322 Lt. Gen. William W. Momyer Receives His Fourth Star from Generals Westmoreland and Abrams .326 Maj. Gen. Lewis W. Walt .333 XIX Page Brig. Gen. Edward H. de Saussure, with Korean Maj. Gen. Chae Myung Shin . 346 South Korean Troops Inspect a Dead Viet Cong Guerrilla . 347 Lt. Gen. Le Nghen Khan, General Cao Van Vien, and Lt. Col. 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