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Intervention in Indochina Urged by Admiral Cooke
Admiral C. M. Cooke urged immediate U S and allied intervention in Indochina to halt militant communism. He warned weaker actions will fail and threaten freedom behind the Iron Curtain. He favored a united effort with East Asians and the French, using naval and air powers to cut supplies and troops flowing into Indochina.
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Frank H. Bartholomew Songma
Calif
d—Adm
C. M. Cooke
Navy
United States
Indochina
U. S S
China
Far East
Cooke
Free World
Seventh Fleet
Red River
Tongking
Southeast Asia
U.N
U. S
Free China
South Korea
Red China