Trade with enemy networks linked to Vietnam era steel and cement flows
A Parade investigation uncovers a double morality aiding backroom deals in Vietnam era logistics. Red China and North Vietnam supplied steel and cement via Singapore and Hong Kong, using shell companies and bank routes to pay and ship. Government probes reveal gaps in screening Navy contracts, with firms like R M K B B J tied to questionable purchases and offshore outfits.
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Red China
Singapore
U.S
Vietnam
Camranh Bay
Saigon
North Vietnam
Hong Kong
Haiphong
America
Far East
India
Indonesia
East
No Names in Dredging Deal Ties to Hong Kong Firms
An expert in dredging tied to Chao Ju Pi and Chinese Arts and Crafts faces scrutiny over Navy contract paths. Arojo holding the barge order refuses to reveal owners while benefiting from a multimillion dollar Navy contract. Senator Gruening seeks Pentagon answers amid accusations of Communist Chinese links and back door dealings.
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Doust
Chao Ju Pi
Hong Kong
Chinese Arts and Crafts, Ltd
Peking
Navy
Arojo
Chao
American Shipbuilders Council
Gruening
Pentagon
Department of Defense
America
Gt's
Japan
Pearl Harbor
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Foreign Assets Control Office
Chicago Zoo
China
State Department
Hanai
Defense Department
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Senate Foreign Aid
Raymond International
Morrison- Knudsen
Brown and Root
J. A. Jones Construction
R.m.k.-B.b.j
General Accounting Office
R.m.k.b.bj
William Alexander Doust
Compania de Navegacién Arojo, S.A
Panama
Brochere
Toa Eaiekad
Bath