War Of Numbers: An Intelligence Memoir of the Vietnam War's Uncounted Enemy

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War Of Numbers: An Intelligence Memoir of the Vietnam War's Uncounted EnemyIn the fall of 1967, political and military leaders in Washington said the Vietnam War was approaching the crossover point: More Vietcong soldiers were dying in battle each week than could be recruited. CIA analyst Sam Adams, however, was insisting the good news was an illusion. His estimates of enemy ranks and morale varied wildly from those being released by military intelligence for public consumption, and for use by commanders in the field. Adams'

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