Think this gives him – makes him the perfect chairman for a panel that Think the number is 25, is that right, Ted? You were – okay, 25, at least. Work he did on FRUS volumes on the Vietnam War-I Ted’s long tenure at the office, and in particular the Office of the Historian at the Department of State, the last several yearsĪs general editor. Prior to this assignment, Ted spent a mere 34 years at the Of Defense, preparing a history of the Secretary of Defense Brown’s tour ofĭuty, 1977-1980. He is currently a historian at the Department “Fighting While Negotiating: Force and Diplomacy in the Vietnam War,” isĮdward C. The chair of this session, which is titled We’re gatheredįor another scholarly session. Is Stephen Morris in the crowd? Hmm, this may be interesting. I’m going to say? (Laughter.) A light at the end of the tunnel. We can see – excuse me for saying this – what do you think Commentator: Robert McMahon, Ohio State UniversityĭR.Sides: The Linebacker II Air Campaign, December 1972” Stephen Randolph, National Defense University, “Turning on Both.
Vietnam: From the Cambodian Incursion to the Easter Offensive, 1970.
Of Military Force in Achieving a Desired Diplomatic Outcome in Stephen Morris, Johns Hopkins University SAIS, “The Effectiveness.The War against the United States, 1965-1972” “‘People’s Diplomacy’: The Diplomatic Front of North Vietnam during Harish Mehta, University of Toronto and Trent University,.Chair: Edward Keefer, Historian, Office of the Secretary of.
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