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Case File · ARCHIVE-001Declassified
Filed OCT 22 · 2026Runtime 1 min

CIA Today, We Examine A Declassified C I A Record Detailing A Request

U.S. public record · FOIAUpdated October 22, 2026

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Declassified. Today, we examine a declassified C-I-A record detailing a request for a code name for contemplated reconnaissance operations along the southeast China coast, dated March seventeenth, nineteen-fifty-one. com. This document was declassified under Executive Order, per a J-C-S letter dated August twentieth, nineteen-seventy-five.

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OCT 22 · 2026
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Declassified · U.S. public record (FOIA)
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Declassified. Today, we examine a declassified C-I-A record detailing a request for a code name for contemplated reconnaissance operations along the southeast China coast, dated March seventeenth, nineteen-fifty-one. This document is available on documents2.theblackvault.com. This document was…

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Declassified. Today, we examine a declassified C-I-A record detailing a request for a code name for contemplated reconnaissance operations along the southeast China coast, dated March seventeenth, nineteen-fifty-one. com. This document was declassified under Executive Order, per a J-C-S letter dated August twentieth, nineteen-seventy-five.
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