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...pecifically, Tho demanded the removal of the "[[Nguyen Van Thieu|Thieu]]-[[Nguyen Cao Ky|Ky]]-[[Tran Van Huong|Huong]]" leadership group.<ref>Kissinger, p. 89.</ref

...against the Council was attempted on September 13, 1964 but put down by [[Nguyen Cao Ky]], Vietnamese Air Force (VNAF) commander. ...ers", power returned to the military on June 12, 1965. Air Force Marshal [[Nguyen Cao Ky]] was named by Prime Minister by a military National Leadership Committee

...opium may have used the South Vietnamese Air Force, under the command of [[Nguyen Cao Ky]].<ref name=McCoy>{{citation

...oned four of the leading military officers, including Nguyen Van Thieu and Nguyen Cao Ky, and delivered a strong lecture, which was perceived as patronizing in the

...nd aloof", but that a charismatic leader would not have worked; Pike cited Nguyen Cao Ky as highly charismatic, but whose charisma merely made him suspect. <ref nam ...may, in part, have been a 1965-1967 attempt to avoid embarrassing Premier Nguyen Cao Ky. <ref name=McCoy>{{citation

...f", but charismatic leadership does not appeal to Vietnamese; Pike cited [[Nguyen Cao Ky]] as highly charismatic, but whose charisma merely made him suspect. Pike d

...may, in part, have been a 1965-1967 attempt to avoid embarrassing Premier Nguyen Cao Ky. Conein told McCoy that when he left Vietnam, he was formally presented wit

...development activities. The term, apparently coined by Premier and general Nguyen Cao Ky, was agreed to be defined as <blockquote>RD is the integrated military and

...Hamlets", but American officials preferred "Revolutionary Development." [[Nguyen Cao Ky]] then decreed that Revolutionary Development was henceforth to be translat