Psychological Operations (United States)
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| + | *[[CIA]]'s [[Special Activities Division]] | ||
| + | *[[Congress for Cultural Freedom]] | ||
| *[[Information warfare]] | *[[Information warfare]] | ||
| + | *[[Lockheed EC-130]] | ||
| + | *[[Operation Mockingbird]] | ||
| *[[Pentagon military analyst program]] | *[[Pentagon military analyst program]] | ||
| - | *[[Political Warfare Executive]] | ||
| *[[Psychological warfare]] | *[[Psychological warfare]] | ||
| *[[Psychological Warfare Division]] | *[[Psychological Warfare Division]] | ||
| - | *[[Psychological Operations in Guerrilla Warfare]] | ||
| - | *[[CIA]]'s [[Special Activities Division]] | ||
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- Chieu Hoi
- CIA's Special Activities Division
- Congress for Cultural Freedom
- Information warfare
- Lockheed EC-130
- Operation Mockingbird
- Pentagon military analyst program
- Psychological warfare
- Psychological Warfare Division
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