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Case File · ARCHIVE-004Declassified
Filed OCT 18 · 2026Runtime 1 min

United States Army Intelligence Cable On Chinese And North Korean Military

U.S. public record · FOIAUpdated October 18, 2026

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This is a declassified United States Army intelligence cable on Chinese and North Korean military strength, dated July eleventh, nineteen fifty‑one, marked top secret. The cable appears in the Army’s foreign intelligence collection and is notable for its detailed assessment of forces in the Korean theater during the early months of the conflict.

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OCT 18 · 2026
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Declassified · U.S. public record (FOIA)
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This is a declassified United States Army intelligence cable on Chinese and North Korean military strength, dated July eleventh, nineteen fifty‑one, marked top secret. The cable appears in the Army’s foreign intelligence collection and is notable for its detailed assessment of forces in the Korean…

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This is a declassified United States Army intelligence cable on Chinese and North Korean military strength, dated July eleventh, nineteen fifty‑one, marked top secret. The cable appears in the Army’s foreign intelligence collection and is notable for its detailed assessment of forces in the Korean theater during the early months of the conflict.
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This material entered the public record through the U.S. declassification and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) process. Storyflo narrates it directly from the public release.
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