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[[William Colby]], a CIA executive who operated in Vietnam, said "...strategic hamlets | author = William Colby

...IA's adversary than on the Soviet Union as the United States' enemy." <ref>William Colby, ''Honorable Men: My Life in the CIA'', Simon & Schuster, 1978 p. 245, ''qu

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| author = William Colby While [[William Colby]] directed Phoenix operations, he did so not in a specific CIA role, but as

...a CIA program, that is not entirely correct. It was under the direction of William Colby, later to become Director of Central Intelligence, who had been Saigon Depu

...tral Intelligence#Richard Helms|Helms and Director of Central Intelligence#William Colby|Colby, came through the ranks, counting OSS. Dulles and Helms were clandest

|litigants = ALFRED A. KNOPF, INC., et al., vs. William COLBY and Henry KISSINGER

...against intervention. Director of Central Intelligence#William Colby| DCI William Colby said that the CIA, after reductions in the Clandestine Services infrastruct ...State Kissinger, Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger, and CIA Director William Colby among others, U.S. intervention in Angola's civil war is discussed. In re

...and claims and claims to power and participation in the government." <ref>William Colby, ''Lost Victory'', 1989, p. 173, quoted in McMaster, p. 165</ref> Some of t

...and claims and claims to power and participation in the government." <ref>William Colby, ''Lost Victory'', 1989, p. 173, quoted in McMaster, p. 165</ref> Some of t

...st". Given the Presidential priority, Weisshart said it was modest because William Colby, then Saigon station chief, said it would consume too many resources needed

...IA was not involved in the drug trade, it did know about it. As former DCI William Colby acknowledged, the Agency did little about it during the 1960s, but later to

...IA was not involved in the drug trade, it did know about it. As former DCI William Colby acknowledged, the Agency did little about it during the 1960s, but later to