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  • Catharin Dalpino/Definition
    ...Senior Fellow, Asia, Atlantic Council specializing in [[Southeast Asia]]; Southeast Asia; Visiting Associate Professor of Southeast Asian Studies at [[Georgetown Un
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  • Indonesia/Definition
    A country in Southeast Asia.
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  • South China Sea/Definition
    A part of the [[Pacific Ocean]] surrounded by nations of [[Southeast Asia]] and [[East Asia]], important for navigation but also for small islands ov
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  • Myanmar/Definition
    Country in Southeast Asia, officially called Myanmar.
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  • National Security Agency and Southeast Asia, 1954-1960
    #REDIRECT [[National Security Agency and Southeast Asia, 1954-1961]]
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  • Asia
    *[[Southeast Asia]]
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  • Asian elephant/Definition
    Elephants found in the forests of south and southeast Asia.
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  • Danio/Definition
    Peaceful insectivore community fish native to fresh waters of southeast Asia.
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  • Monocled cobra/Definition
    ...bpages}}</noinclude>a venomous snake species of the cobra family native to Southeast Asia.
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  • Daboia russelii siamensis/Definition
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  • Thailand/Definition
    [[Southeast Asia]]n country (capital Bangkok), with a constitutional monarchy, often democra
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  • Thailand/Related Articles
    {{r|Southeast Asia}}
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  • King cobra/Definition
    ...in the world belonging to the family Elapidae, found throughout South and Southeast Asia.
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  • Philippines/Definition
    A large, democratic nation of [[Southeast Asia]], consisting of an archipelago of over 7,000 islands, with many cultures,
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  • Cambodia/Definition
    A country of [[Southeast Asia]], on the Gulf of Thailand, sharing borders with [[Thailand]], [[Vietnam]],
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  • Orientalism/Related Articles
    {{r|Southeast Asia}}
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  • WHITEBIRCH/Definition
    ...es and early sixties, to increase [[signals intelligence]] capabilities in Southeast Asia and especially [[South Vietnam]]
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  • Timor-Leste/Definition
    (East [[Timor]]) [[Southeast Asia]]n country, formerly [[Portuguese Timor]], which became an independent [[st
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  • Richard Cronin/Definition
    Senior associate and head of the [[Southeast Asia]] program at the [[Henry L. Stimson Center]]; formerly at the [[Congression
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  • Southeast Asia
    '''Southeast Asia''' is a region of the world on the Asian landmass and nearby island nations
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  • National Highway 24 (Vietnam)/Definition
    A roughly east-west highway of [[Vietnam]] and [[Southeast Asia]], starting at [[Quang Ngai]] on the [[South China Sea]] and running to [[C
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  • Gibbon/Definition
    Small arboreal apes of the genus ''Hylobates'', of southeast Asia and the East Indies, having a slender body, long arms, and no tail.
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  • Montagnard/Definition
    ...ral name for a group of tribal societies traditionally in the highlands of Southeast Asia, primarily in [[Vietnam]] but also [[Laos]] and [[Cambodia]]
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  • Laos/Definition
    A country in [[Southeast Asia]] that was part of [[French Indochina]], located northeast of Thailand and
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  • French Indochina/Definition
    [[France|French]] [[colonialism|colonial]] structure in [[Southeast Asia]] that contained [[Cambodia]], [[Laos]], and present-day [[Vietnam]], from
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  • Bangkok/Related Articles
    {{r|Southeast Asia}}
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  • Singapore/Definition
    ...orld's most prosperous countries, a trading and transportation center of [[Southeast Asia]], made up of islands between [[Malaysia]] and [[Indonesia]].
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  • Mon (disambiguation)
    *The [[Mon]] people of Southeast Asia;
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  • Strike-South Faction/Definition
    ...Palace and government, who favored a war for resources that would invade [[Southeast Asia]] and the Pacific, directly confronting the Western powers although the ini
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  • Apostasioideae/Definition
    ...similar to the petals, split in two genera formed by sixteen species from southeast Asia.
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  • Malaysia/Definition
    Country in [[Southeast Asia]]; a peninsula bordering [[Thailand]] and the northern one-third of the isl
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  • Dean Rusk/Definition
    ...Asian experience and a strong advocate of U.S. resistance to Communism in Southeast Asia
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  • Indonesia/Related Articles
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  • Strike-North Faction/Definition
    ...[Hirohito]] and the bulk of the high command chose [[Strike-South]] into [[Southeast Asia]]
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  • France/Definition
    ...unding member of the [[European Union]]. [[Colonialism|Colonial]] power in Southeast Asia until 1954.
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  • Binh Xuyen/Related Articles
    {{r|Illicit drug trade in Southeast Asia}}
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  • Pacific War
    ...uria]], [[Mongolia]] and [[Korea]]. To some extent, it includes parts of [[Southeast Asia]], especially [[French Indochina]].
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  • Big cat/Related Articles
    * [[Clouded Leopard]], ''Neofelis nebulosa'' ([[Southeast Asia]])...
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  • Organization of the Islamic Conference
    ...st]], North, West and Southern [[Africa]], [[Central Asia]], [[Europe]], [[Southeast Asia]], [[South Asia]] and [[South America]]. It is the second largest [[interna
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  • Singapore/Related Articles
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  • Mon-Khmer languages
    '''Mon-Khmer''' is a [[language family]] of [[Southeast Asia]].
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  • Vietnam/Definition
    A country in [[Southeast Asia]], neighboring China, [[Laos]], and [[Cambodia]], and with seacoast on the
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  • Opium/Related Articles
    {{r|Southeast Asia}}
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  • Hendra virus
    ...notic and vectorborne viral diseases have emerged, since the mid-1990s, in Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific, the first being Hendra virus {HeV), formerly calle | title = Emerging viral diseases of Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific
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  • Eggplant
    Eggplant is still eaten throughout [[southeast Asia]]. It reached [[Europe]] in the 13th century, and is best known in the West
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  • Khmer
    ...[Kampuchea]]''. They trace their key origins to the [[Angkor Empire]] of [[Southeast Asia]], major regional power in the 10th and 13th centuries. Where most countries of Southeast Asia have significant Chinese cultural influences, the Khmer culture is unique,
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  • Laos/Related Articles
    {{r|National Security Agency and Southeast Asia, 1954-1961}} {{r|Southeast Asia}}
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  • Cambodia
    '''Cambodia''', formally the '''Kingdom of Cambodia''', is a country of Southeast Asia, on the Gulf of Thailand, bordering [[Thailand]], [[Vietnam]], and [[Laos]]
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  • Pacific Ocean/Related Articles
    {{r|Southeast Asia}}
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  • Indochina
    {{Image|Mainland southeast Asia. LOC 2005631512.tif|right|350px|Vietnam and its nearby "Indochina" countrie
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  • Jarai language
    '''Jarai''', a minority language of [[Southeast Asia]], is the mother tongue of over 300,000 people, most of them living in the
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  • Rasbora
    ...unning water, large shoals can be seen near the surface. They are found in southeast Asia and the Indo-Australian archipelago. In the main they are insectivores, but
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  • Danio
    '''Danios''' are fish native to the fresh water rivers and streams of southeast Asia. Many species are brightly colored, and are available as aquarium fish worl
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  • Cambodia/Related Articles
    {{r|National Security Agency and Southeast Asia, 1954-1961}} {{r|Southeast Asia}}
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  • National Security Agency/Related Articles
    {{r|National Security Agency and Southeast Asia, 1954-1961}}
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  • Jakarta
    ...sland [[Java, Indonesia|Java]], Jakarta has been an important harbour in [[Southeast Asia]] since the 4th century AD, when it was called Sunda Kelapa.
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  • Indonesia
    ...[Bahasa Indonesia|Indonesian]]: ''Republik Indonesia''), is a country in [[Southeast Asia]]. It is an [[archipelago]] of more than 17,000 islands, currently the four
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  • Prosimian
    Lorises are arboreal prosimian primates who live in India and southeast Asia. they live in tropical areas, typically high in the canopy and rarely come Tarsiers are a nocturnal, arboreal primate restricted to several islands in southeast Asia. They are primarily insectivorous and are agile leapers. Unlike most noctur
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  • Allen Dulles
    ...ter supervision of the CIA, although the agency stepped up its activity in Southeast Asia. He was replaced by a Republican, Director of Central Intelligence#John M
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  • Lemuria
    ...the island of [[Madagascar]] off the eastern coast of [[Africa]] and in [[Southeast Asia]] but not in any of the lands in between. Scientists hypothesized that a l
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  • Vibrio parahaemolyticus
    ...eas of the US, and is also a very significant pathogen in other areas of [[Southeast Asia]] and the Indian subcontinent. As opposed to [[Vibrio cholerae|''V. cholera
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  • Nguyen Van Linh
    .... "I believe we are moving in the direction of the economic integration of Southeast Asia.", and urged international economic cooperation with "all countries, social
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  • Fermented fish sauce
    [[Southeast Asia]]n kitchens and tables, however, are bare without fish sauce, and fish sauc | title = Cultural and Biological Effluents of Southeast Asia
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  • Biogeography
    ...limate). From there, they spread to the other [[Gondwana]]n continents and Southeast Asia - the part of [[Laurasia]] then closest to their origin of dispersal - in t ...s of dispersal and diversification in oscine passerine birds in Australia, Southeast Asia and Africa. ''[[Journal of Biogeography|J. Biogeogr.]]'' '''33'''(7): 1155�
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  • Pierre Saint-Amand
    ...seeding]] program. The program created extra rain during monsoon season in southeast Asia which slowed down enemy soldiers from entering Vietnam. "Project Popcorn" w
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  • Can Tho City
    ...airport is being upgraded to handle light cargo planes that can fly to [[Southeast Asia]]n destinations. There is already hydrofoil transport to [[Ho Chi Minh City
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  • Nipah virus
    ...notic and vectorborne viral diseases have emerged, since the mid-1990s, in Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific, among them Nipah virus, which caused an outbreak o | title = Emerging viral diseases of Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific
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  • Kanji Ishiwara
    ...rth]] into the Soviet Union and [[Strike-South Faction|Strike-South]] into Southeast Asia. Ishiwara urged against both in 1935, sending a memo to Hirohito and the Ge ...attack at the outbreak of war...by gradual peaceful means" expanding into Southeast Asia. To support these, Ishiwara developed a five-year plan for expanding indust
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  • Thailand
    '''Thailand''' is a country of approximately 67 million people in [[Southeast Asia]], with a revered but largely ceremonial [[Monarchy of Thailand|monarchy]],
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  • Montagnard
    ...at least 20 tribal peoples, whose ancestral lands are in the highlands of Southeast Asia, principally in [[Vietnam]] but also in Laos and Cambodia. The term '''moi' | title = The Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia
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  • Ape
    ...ly included in the grouping "apes" are [[gibbons]] and [[siamangs]] from [[southeast Asia]], [[orangutans]] from [[Borneo]] and [[Sumatra]], [[mountain gorilla|mount
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  • Great Depression/Bibliography
    ...w Winds in Economic History? A Look at Writings on the Great Depression in Southeast Asia." ''Crossroads 2006'' 17(2): 66-92. Issn: 0741-2037
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  • National Security Agency and Southeast Asia, 1954-1961
    ...give a new perspective on the period before large-scale U.S. operations in Southeast Asia. There are several ways to split US SIGINT regarding Southeast Asia into periods. Gilbert's four periods are focused on the deployment of Ameri
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  • Theravada
    ...Grim, ''The World's Religions in Figures'', 2013], page 36</ref> mostly in Southeast Asia and Sri Lanka.
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  • French Indochina/Related Articles
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  • Fermentation (food)
    ** [[East Asia|East]] and [[Southeast Asia|Southeast]] Asia: [[amazake]], [[asinan]], [[bai-ming]], [[belacan]], [[bur Other putrefied/rancidified foods include [[fish sauce]] from [[Southeast Asia]], [[Iceland|Icelandic]] [[hákarl]], [[Surströmming|fermented Baltic herr
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  • Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird/Bibliography
    ...Chris. "Vietnam Air Losses, USAF, USN, USMC, Fixed-Wing aircraft losses in Southeast Asia 1961-1973". 2001. ISBN 1-85780-1156
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  • Frederick Nolting Jr.
    ...would look at Vietnam in isolation, rather than in the broader context of Southeast Asia. <ref name=Hasdorff1974>{{citation Southeast Asia, it's a beaut," or words to that effect . I think he
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  • Tran Thien Khiem
    | title = The Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia
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  • Douglas Pike
    | author = Center for Southeast Asia Studies, University of California at Berkeley}}</ref> When funds were cut
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  • Artemisinin
    | title = Malaria, Artemisin Resistance, Southeast Asia
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  • B-26 Marauder
    ...ed in various third world applications in the 1960s, notably in Africa and Southeast Asia. B-26 aircraft conducted a near-perfect raid before the [[Bay of Pigs]], b
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  • Bac Kan Province
    | author = Asian Development Bank-Global Water Partnership Southeast Asia Technical Advisory Committee (GWP SEATAC) partnership}}</ref>
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  • Eighth Air Force
    The Eighth provided heavy bomber and tanker support to U.S. operations in Southeast Asia. Ironically, the B-52 bombers, designed for strategic nuclear attacks on So
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  • Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs
    ** Southeast Asia (India, Nepal, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Philippines, Laos, Ca
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  • Primate
    ...sier]]s are a nocturnal, arboreal primate restricted to several islands in southeast Asia. They are primarily [[insectivores|insectiverous]] and are agile leapers. U ...d. Typically included in the grouping "apes" are gibbons and siamangs from southeast Asia, Orangutans from Borneo and [[Sumatra]], Mountain and Lowland Gorillas, Chi
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  • Masanobu Tsuji
    ...extensive planning for the war in China, the decision to go to war in the Southeast Asia and westward -- the "Strike-South" strategy -- was only made in 1941. <bloc that Tsuji, who spent a great deal of time in Southeast Asia, had distributed part of this
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  • Battle of Khe Sanh/Bibliography
    *Stanton, Shelby L. ''Green Berets at War: U.S. Army Special Forces in Southeast Asia, 1956-1975''. Novato, CA: Presidio Press, 1985.
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  • Wolf Blitzer
    *Alfred I. duPont Award for coverage of the tsunami disaster in Southeast Asia
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  • Vietnam War/Related Articles
    {{rpl|Southeast Asia}}
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  • Edward Lansdale
    Southeast Asia, it's a beaut," or words to that effect . I think he of the communist movement in Southeast Asia, not only in Vietnam but
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  • Banana
    ...ore, including the taxonomic history, at [[Musa]].</ref> Originating in [[Southeast Asia]], they have become so intrinsic to the diets of [[Africa|Africans]] and [[ ...banana|Cavendish]], which are grown in [[Africa]], [[Latin America]], and Southeast Asia. They are a [[triploid]] version of the wild species ''Musa acuminata'' and
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  • Lakhdar Brahimi
    ...Algerian War, he was the National Liberation Front (FLN) representative in Southeast Asia, resident in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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  • Daboia/Bibliography
    ...) Symptomatology, pathology, and treatment of land snake bite in India and southeast Asia. In: Bucherl W, Buckley E, Deulofeu V, editors. Venomous Animals and Their
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  • Vietnam
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  • South China Sea
    #the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation in Southeast Asia
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  • Mekong Delta
    ...art of [[Vietnam]], is a major agricultural area, perhaps the richest in [[Southeast Asia]]. It combines the tributaries of the Mekong River (Vietnamese: ''Cuu Long'
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  • Philippines
    ...nas'') or '''RP''', is an [[Archipelago|archipelagic]] nation located in [[Southeast Asia]], with [[Manila]] as its capital city. The Philippine Archipelago comprise
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  • Iranian Security Forces
    ...intelligence is reported to be strong in the Middle East, Central Asia and Southeast Asia, but weak in the West. There is a lack of cultural and language skill, and
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  • Daboia russelii siamensis
    ...nomic Information System]. Accessed 27 March 2007.</ref> found in parts of southeast Asia, southern China and Taiwan.<ref name="McD99"/>
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  • Koki Hirota
    ...on the policy guidelines that set the stage for the nation's advance into Southeast Asia and another on the signing of the Japan-Germany accord on defense cooperati
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  • U.S. intelligence activities in Cambodia
    ...atters, such as [[U.S. intelligence and global health]], not specific to [[Southeast Asia]] or the Asia-Pacific region.
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  • USS Tulare (AKA-112)
    ...hoons]] in late July and early August before tensions flared suddenly in [[Southeast Asia]]. [[North Vietnamese]] torpedo boats attacked [[USS Maddox (DD-731)]] and ...and refresher training in May. Then the stepped-up tempo of operations in Southeast Asia resulted in the ship's making two special voyages to Japan and Okinawa carr
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  • World War Two in the Pacific/Catalogs
    '''Japanese conquest of Southeast Asia and Pacific'''
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  • Crop origins and evolution
    * '''Southeast Asia''': [[Cucumber]], [[banana]], [[plantain]]
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  • Battle of the Java Sea
    ...er 3: The Japanese Invasion of the Philippines, the Dutch East Indies, and Southeast Asia
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  • Rabbit
    ...ecies of rabbit has been found in Asia. <noinclude><ref>Striped rabbits in Southeast Asia, Nature, Vol. 400, 19 August 1999, p. 726, [http://homepages.ed.ac.uk/snee/
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  • Ngo Dinh Nhu
    | title = The Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia
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  • Strike-South Faction
    ...II in the Pacific]], the '''Strike-South Faction''' favored invasion of [[Southeast Asia]] and the Pacific, as opposed to the [[Strike-North Faction]] goal of movin
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  • United States Pacific Command
    ...People's Republic of Korea, the Republic of Korea, Japan; the countries of Southeast Asia and the southern Asian landmass to the western border of India; the Indian
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  • China-Burma-India theater/Bibliography
    * Morley James, ed. ''The Fateful Choice: Japan's Advance into Southeast Asia, 1939-1941.'' (1980).
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  • Dengue fever
    ...], it has been called "breakbone fever". Dengue fever is most prevalent in southeast Asia, but also occurs in Africa, Europe, South America, and southern regions of
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  • Cotton
    ...ts that made it impossible to compete with textiles from the Caribbean and Southeast Asia that were produced with very cheap labor.
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  • Domestication
    <tr><td>[[Chicken]]</td><td>3500 BCE</td><td>[[Southeast Asia]]</td></tr>
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  • Dai Viet
    | title = Strange Parallels: Southeast Asia in Global Context, C 800-1830
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  • Strike-North Faction
    ...attack at the outbreak of war...by gradual peaceful means" expanding into Southeast Asia. To support these, Ishiwara developed a five-year plan for expanding indust
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  • World War II, Origins/Bibliography
    * Tarling, Nicholas. ''Britain, Southeast Asia and the Onset of the Pacific War.'' (1996). 434 pp.
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  • Vietnam, war, and the United States
    ...awn only if Japan withdrew from Indochina. Japan considered expansion into Southeast Asia, as well as the Western shipments, as a matter of national security,<ref na ...ing the Communist north and its potential Chinese and Soviet sponsors. The Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) was formed in 1954, although due to French prot
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  • Donald Blackburn
    ...States Army Special Forces]] personnel for deployment to places including Southeast Asia.
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  • Japan
    ...U.S. at [[Pearl Harbor]] in late 1941, and soon occupied much of East and Southeast Asia. In a series of spectacular naval battles, such as the [[Battle of Midway]]
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  • Robert Komer
    ...one. In fact, I wrote it myself." Komer declared that he was no expert in Southeast Asia. The President parried his feeble protest. "I've got too many people who cl
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  • Smog
    ===Southeast Asia === ...ponents]] From the [[United Nations]] website.</ref> The large cities in [[Southeast Asia]] have been plagued by smoky haze and photochemical smog ever since the lat
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  • Air operations against North Vietnam
    ..." As a believer in the "domino theory," he worried that other countries in Southeast Asia would fall to Communism if the line was not held.
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  • Tran Van Tra
    | id = Southeast Asia Report No 1247
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  • Gail Helt
    ...t, a former CIA analyst responsible for tracking developments in China and Southeast Asia. {{'}}This is what autocrats do. This is what happens in countries before a
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  • U.S. intelligence involvement with World War II Japanese war criminals
    ...ound to be interrogated. <blockquote>He avoided capture first by hiding in Southeast Asia, later sheltered by [[Chiang Kai-shek]] on mainland China, then secretly in ...st Tsuji, Arisue asked him to expand Japanese intelligence operations into Southeast Asia. <ref name=Petersen2006 />
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  • King cobra
    ...]], [[Myanmar]], [[People's Republic of China|China]], and most parts of [[Southeast Asia]] including [[Indonesia]] and the [[Philippines]]. The king cobra is listed The king cobra is widespread throughout South and [[Southeast Asia]].<ref name=w&c04>Whitaker, Romulus; Captain, Ashok (2004). Snakes of India
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  • Gunpowder
    ...of European firearms. The impact of Chinese firearms on northern mainland Southeast Asia in terms of warfare and territorial expansion was profound.
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  • Heterotaxis
    ...l>The stem and leaves of this species resemble the monopodial orchids from southeast Asia.</small>}}
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  • Naja
    ...[[Middle East]], [[Central Asia]], [[South Asia]] (Indian subcontinent), [[Southeast Asia]], and far [[East Asia]]. Although there are several other genera that shar
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  • Japanese encephalitis virus
    ...encephalitis is a disease that is the major cause of viral encephalitis in southeast Asia, with the number of infected cases greater than 50,000 annually<ref name=st
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  • Textile industry, history
    ...in a changing economy, the role of the arrival of Islam in the islands of Southeast Asia, and the interplay of international trade and the local textile industry. T * Hall, Kenneth R. "The Textile Industry in Southeast Asia, 1400-1800." ''Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient'' 1
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  • Open Door policy
    ...in the sphere of China and the enlargement of Japan's ambitions throughout Southeast Asia. The goals of the Roosevelt administration were to build up Chinese state p
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  • Demographic transition/Citable Version
    ...n features behind the striking changes in health and fertility in East and Southeast Asia in the 1960s-1990s, focusing on seven countries: Taiwan and South Korea ("t
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  • Doi moi
    | journal = SOJOURN: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia | date = October 2002
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  • Pidgin (language)
    ...essions survive from [[China coast pidgin]], a pidgin formerly spoken in [[Southeast Asia]]. They have made their way into colloquial [[English language|English]]. M
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  • Japanese decision for war in 1941
    imperial expansion into [[Southeast Asia]] by employing ...e southern supply route to China, and to obtain bases for the strikes into Southeast Asia. It was American policy, however, to side strongly with China.
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  • Robert McNamara
    ...wledge of the subject. While Kennedy may have started U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia, it was [[Lyndon Johnson]], on the advice of McNamara, that turned it into
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  • Demographic transition
    ...n features behind the striking changes in health and fertility in East and Southeast Asia in the 1960s-1990s, focusing on seven countries: Taiwan and South Korea ("t
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  • Military Assistance Command, Vietnam
    ...nce capability in the MAAG in 1959. See SIGINT from 1945 to 1989#SIGINT in Southeast Asia, 1954-1960
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  • Pro-democracy movement in Burma
    ...ited form of democracy that is typical of the other [[ASEAN]] countries in Southeast Asia.<ref name="alamgir349350">Alamgir, 1997: 349-350</ref>
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  • U.S. intelligence and transnational crime and drugs
    ...he Agency. There has been much controversy about Agency involvement in the Southeast Asia drug trade, and Leary takes an intermediate position. ...ad denied funding, such as Afghanistan during the Soviet invasion, and in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War. According to Everett Ellis Briggs, former U.S. Am
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  • World War II, Homefront/Bibliography
    ..., Elmer. ''The Japanese Occupation of the Philippines: Leyte, 1941-1945''. Southeast Asia Program, Department of Far Eastern Studies, Cornell University, 1961. 246p.
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  • Monocled cobra
    ...ly [[Elapidae]]. It is a medium sized snake that is very common throughout Southeast Asia and the eastern regions of South Asia. This species causes more human fatal
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  • Central Intelligence Agency
    ...ally, the [[CIA activities in Asia-Pacific#Southeast Asia 1962|US focus in Southeast Asia]] was on [[Laos]], not [[Vietnam]]. ====Analytical arguments over Southeast Asia====
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  • Vietnamization
    | issue = FBIS Southeast Asia Report No 1247 | title = Address to the Nation on the Situation in Southeast Asia
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  • Ngo Dinh Diem
    Race, and U.S. Intervention in Southeast Asia. ...le Man in Vietnam: Ngo Dinh Diem, Religion, Race, and U.S. Intervention in Southeast Asia
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  • USS Mount McKinley (AGC-7)
    ...al]]. Immediately after the [[Tonkin Gulf Incident]], she was ordered to [[Southeast Asia]].
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  • U.S. intelligence activities in Asia-Pacific
    ...ia includes Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Southeast Asia includes Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. We in ==Southeast Asia==
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  • China, history/Bibliography
    * Stuart-Fox, Martin. ''A Short History of China and Southeast Asia: Tribute, Trade and Influence.'' (2003). 278 pp.
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  • Beekeeping
    ...bees have also been cultured on a smaller scale, such as ''Apis cerana'' (southeast Asia), and some non-Apis [[stingless bees]] in [[Central America]] and [[Austral
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  • Joseph Warren Stilwell
    ...43, besides his other titles, he became deputy supreme allied commander in Southeast Asia under Britain's Admiral Mountbatten.
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  • Buddhism in the United States
    ...ts arriving from China, Vietnam, and the Theravada-practicing countries of southeast Asia. ...sai Say&#257;daw’s. [[Jack Kornfield]] had also been in the Peace Corps in Southeast Asia, after which he studied with [[Ajahn Chah]], perhaps the most influential f
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  • USS Renate (AKA-36)
    ...ning to [[Oahu]] on [[2 June]], she began preparations for her return to [[Southeast Asia]]. Departing on [[15 November]] she soon commenced a 7 month survey of the
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  • Vietnam wars
    ...rung Sisters]]' revolt against China in the first century CE, this area of Southeast Asia has seen civil wars (during the creation of the [[Nguyen Dynasty]] in (1789 Also see [[Vietnam]] and [[Southeast Asia]] for more geographic coverage.''
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  • Venereal disease
    endemic in East and West Africa, India, Southeast Asia, South America, and the Caribbean. Its incidence in Europe has increased si
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  • Lucien Conein
    | title = The Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia
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  • Third Indochina War
    ...rolonging the war and "bleeding Vietnam white", was not in the interest of Southeast Asia as a whole. It was believed that Thailand was providing sanctuary to the Kh
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  • Indochina and the Second World War
    ...eticals are always tempting diversions, in looking at the broad picture of Southeast Asia at the end of the [[Second World War]], it cannot be ignored that there wer Throughout East and Southeast Asia, tensions had been building between 1937 and 1941, as Japan expanded into C
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  • Signals intelligence from 1954 to 1979
    ...he [[Cuban Missile Crisis]], steady ramping up of [[Vietnam War|warfare in Southeast Asia]], and US domestic surveillance. The [[Cold War]], of course, was of major ===US operations in Southeast Asia===
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  • Religion/Catalogs
    :''Main geographic areas:'' [[Sri Lanka]], Southeast Asia, [[Tibet]], [[Mongolia]], the [[Himalayas]], China, [[Korea]], [[Japan]], p
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  • World War Two in the Pacific
    ...Soviet Union and Siberia, and [[Strike-South Faction|Strike-South]] into [[Southeast Asia]] and Pacific islands. ...and a "Strike-North" faction, respectively, seeing the needed resources in Southeast Asia or in Siberia. In either case, it had been conducting large-scale operatio
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  • Snakebite
    ...he King Cobra (Ophiophagus hannah), in southern China , are also native to Southeast Asia, including India and the Philippines.
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  • Indochinese revolution
    ...ish had approached Butterworth about an overall anti-communist strategy in Southeast Asia, about which he cautioned "any concerted effort on the part of the United S ...= Memorandum...to the Secretary of Defense on the Strategic Assessment of Southeast Asia
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  • Snake venom
    ...Cobra (''[[Ophiophagus hannah]]''), in southern China , are also native to Southeast Asia, including India and the Philippines.
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  • U.S. intelligence and global health
    ...'s reliance on traditional medicine from local practitioners. In South and Southeast Asia, reemergent diseases such as [[tuberculosis]], [[malaria]], [[cholera]], an ...tidrug resistant TB. The disease is especially prevalent in Russia, India, Southeast Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, and parts of Latin America. Although the vast majority
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  • Gulf of Tonkin incident
    ...passed a joint resolution stating that international peace and security in Southeast Asia were "vital to" the national interest. The resolution authorized President
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  • Portuguese language
    ...r.org.pt/ Instituto Português do Oriente] - Portuguese language studies in Southeast Asia
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  • Daboia
    ...elii'', which is found in Asia throughout the Indian subcontinent, much of Southeast Asia, southern China and Taiwan.<ref name="McD99"/> Within much of its range, th
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  • U.S. intelligence analysis of patterns of infectious diseases and impacts
    ...rdest hit countries in Sub-Saharan Africa--and possibly later in South and Southeast Asia--will face a demographic upheaval as HIV/AIDS and associated diseases reduc
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  • Demography
    ...environment becomes more severe. Thick brown smog covers much of China and Southeast Asia throughout the year, the product of burning jungles and forests, as well as
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  • Ebola
    ...of the U.S. (Later serologic studies in the Philippines, and elsewhere in Southeast Asia, suggest that the virus may be a prevalent cause of infection in [[macaque|
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  • Vietnam War
    ...nternational Community, ed. Ben Kiernan. New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Southeast Asia Studies.</ref> 20,000–200,000 Laotians,<ref>Warner, Roger, [[Shooting at Still, there was U.S. activity in [[Southeast Asia]], which grew out of covert operations directed more at China. In August 19
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  • Ho Chi Minh
    ...l ''Thanh Nien'' began publication and clandestine distribution throughout Southeast Asia, to teach Marxist theory. <ref name=HCM-CM /> Before he left Moscow for Ind
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  • U.S. intelligence activities in Vietnam
    ...ould be followed by the rapid, successive communization of other states of Southeast Asia. Instead of a shock wave passing from one to the next, there would be a sim
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  • Orchid
    ...noted for having a large number of orchid species include the islands of [[Southeast Asia]], the mountainous areas of [[Ecuador]] and [[Colombia]] and the [[Atlantic ...''Trichotosia velutina'''''<small><br>This species from several islands of Southeast Asia has very hairy leaves. Even its small flowers are externally hairy.</small>
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  • Orchid/Citable Version
    ...noted for having a large number of orchid species include the islands of [[Southeast Asia]], the mountainous areas of [[Ecuador]] and [[Colombia]] and the [[Atlantic ...''Trichotosia velutina'''''<small><br>This species from several islands of Southeast Asia has very hairy leaves. Even its small flowers are externally hairy.</small>
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  • Panthera tigris (Tiger)
    ...], [[Siberia]], Iran, Afghanistan, [[History of India|India]], China and [[Southeast Asia]], including the [[Indonesia|Indonesian islands]]. The South China Tiger is
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  • February 26, 1936 Incident
    ...th Faction]], which believed in a military solution to obtain resources in Southeast Asia and Oceania. Imperial Way focused first on national development rather than
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  • South Vietnam's ground war, 1972-1975
    ...ven more basic: rice. The Mekong Delta is the richest rice-growing area of Southeast Asia. What became known as the "rice war" was seen from quite different perspect
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  • The Two Vietnams after Geneva
    ...viet Union saw Vietnam as the starting point for the Communist conquest of Southeast Asia. Postwar discussions between McNamara and North Vietnamese told him that th
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  • National Security Agency
    There are several ways to split US SIGINT regarding Southeast Asia into periods. In this article, the emphasis is on strategic systems; see [[ ...before large-scale U.S. involvement, see '''[[National Security Agency and Southeast Asia, 1954-1961]]'''.
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  • Guadalcanal campaign
    ...defend their far-flung empire. While their major territorial goals were in Southeast Asia and Oceania, Admiral [[Isoroku Yamamoto]], [[Commander-in-Chief, Combined F
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  • B-52 Superfortress
    | title = B-52 in Southeast Asia: ARC LIGHT
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  • Vietnamese Communist grand strategy
    | title = Strange Parallels: Southeast Asia in Global Context, C 800-1830
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  • Pali
    ...rn pronunciation is much more varied: an attempt at a detailed account for Southeast Asia (but not Sri Lanka) can be found at [http://www.pali.pratyeka.org/#Phonolog
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  • Battle of Khe Sanh
    ...ion assets supporting not just Khe Sanh, but the entire American effort in Southeast Asia was being waged.<ref>Schulimson, pp. 487–515.</ref> Westmoreland had give The command and control arrangement then in place in Southeast Asia went against the grain of Air Force doctrine, which was predicated on the s
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  • U.S. foreign policy/Timelines
    * 1954-1977 - [[SEATO]] alliance in Southeast Asia. South Vietnam not a signatory
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  • California, history since 1846
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  • Foreign internal defense operations
    | title = U.S. Policy and Terrorism in Southeast Asia
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  • Signals intelligence
    ...rst American killed in the [[Vietnam War]], [[National Security Agency and Southeast Asia, 1954-1961#US Deployment and Casualty (1960)|SP4 James T. Davis]] was a sol
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  • Joint warfare in South Vietnam 1964-1968
    ...April 7 speech, in which he offered economic support to North Vietnam, and Southeast Asia in general, if it would stop military action. <ref name=LBJ1965-04-07>{{cit
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  • Vietnam War ground technology
    The B-52F remained in combat service in Southeast Asia for less than a year, being replaced in March 1966 by the B-52D, which had
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  • Surrender of Japan
    | Southeast Asia
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  • U.S. government training of foreign police
    During the Cold War, however, especially in [[South America]] and [[Southeast Asia]], Administrations were principally concerned with a Communist threat of su
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  • Director of Central Intelligence
    ...rcised greater supervision, although the agency stepped up its activity in Southeast Asia under [[Lyndon B. Johnson]], replacing Dulles, an OSS veteran, with a Repub
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  • Bahá'í Faith
    ...urma’s two oldest Bahá’í communities were founded, and traveled throughout Southeast Asia and the islands of Indonesia, where a few persons reportedly became Bahá� ...an Bahá’ís played a significant role in establishing Bahá’í communities in Southeast Asia; Enoch Olinga, a young Ugandan Bahá’í, pioneered to Cameroon. The pione
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  • Violin
    ...ent in Turkey and Iran and Sri Lanka. The Portuguese brought the violin to southeast Asia as early as the 1600s, where today it remains a part of various ensembles i
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  • U.S. intelligence and transnational counterproliferation activities
    ...ational Intelligence Estimate, Use of Toxins and Other Lethal Chemicals in Southeast Asia and Afghanistan, Volume I – Key Judgments. 2/2/82
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  • Franklin D. Roosevelt
    ...ed quickly to occupy the Philippines and the British and Dutch colonies in Southeast Asia, taking Singapore in February 1942 and advancing through Burma to the borde
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