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Case File · ARCHIVE-009Declassified
Filed AUG 4 · 2026Runtime 2 min

NSA This Is A Declassified National Security Agency Record Titled U.s.

U.S. public record · FOIAUpdated August 4, 2026

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S. Intelligence on China: CINCPAC Command History 1978, dated September twenty‑eighth, nineteen seventy‑nine. It is notable because it records the United States Pacific Command’s annual history, including force reductions, diplomatic developments with the People’s Republic of China, and assessments of Soviet naval activity in the Pacific.

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AUG 4 · 2026
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Declassified · U.S. public record (FOIA)
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This is a declassified National Security Agency record titled U.S. Intelligence on China: CINCPAC Command History 1978, dated September twenty‑eighth, nineteen seventy‑nine. It is notable because it records the United States Pacific Command’s annual history, including force reductions, diplomatic…

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What was NSA This Is A Declassified National Security Agency Record Titled U.s. about?
S. Intelligence on China: CINCPAC Command History 1978, dated September twenty‑eighth, nineteen seventy‑nine. It is notable because it records the United States Pacific Command’s annual history, including force reductions, diplomatic developments with the People’s Republic of China, and assessments of Soviet naval activity in the Pacific.
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