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The Deepening Crisis, August-December 1964,ths of 1964 the Southeast Asia region descended even further into instability and conflict. During 1964 United States forces, for the first time, attacked targets within North Vietnam itself. In August, Sukarno began extending Indonesian operations from Borneo to Malaya, provoking a tense confrontat

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Riding the Tiger, January-August 1965,use it was not prepared so to act in the face of Indonesian escalation. In January Indonesian forces in Borneo were substantially strengthened. This required more reinforcements to be sent from Britain, thereby stretching its military resources to virtual breaking point. Meanwhile, the Johnson admin

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Confrontation Ends, August 1965-January 1966, from the region. Before disengagement could begin, however, Confrontation would have to be ended and in order to obtain this Britain needed the strong support of its allies. Consequently, at a quadripartite conference in early September, British policy makers finally presented their proposals for w

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Translational Methods for PTSD Researchber the CIA reported that Indonesian army intelligence was actively supporting subversive organizations which opposed the union of Borneo with Malaya.. These reports appeared to be confirmed when, on 10 December, a revolutionary group announced it had seized power in Brunei. Within 48 hours Britain,

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Translational Methods for PTSD ResearchIndeed, Sukarno appeared conciliatory, personally approving the process of tripartite discussions started in April. Sub-sequent meetings were so successful that, by July, both the state department and ADEA believed an end to the crisis was imminent. The British, however, were not so optimistic, a st

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-0716-4083-8January 1963. Indeed, Johnson’s first initiative in the crisis was to send the attorney-general, Robert Kennedy, to Southeast Asia in order to appeal on his behalf for a return to . Although Kennedy encountered some strong criticism of his mission from Commonwealth officials, he nevertheless managed