Nations Food and Agriculture Organization; editor of a number of publications dealing with military assistance, intercultural communications, psycholinguistics, and psychological operations; coauthor of a technical report on foreign population groups. This pamphlet contains copyright material. DA Pam 525–7-1 PAMPHLET HEADQUARTERS No. 525_7-1 FOREWORD. i VOLUME ONE Psychological Operations in the 1970s: A Program in Search of a Doctrine, by Robert F. Delaney II. THE NATURE AND SCOPE OF PSYOP Origin of PSYOP Terminology, by William E. Daugherty What Is Communication? by Yasumasa Tanaka PSYOP and Communication Theory, by Phillip P. Katz PSYOP: What Is It? by Raymond J. Barrett.. Is International Persuasion Sociologically Feasible? by PSYOP and Related Activities, by Francis M. Watson, Jr. 53 62 Role of Psychological Operations Within the Military Mis- sion, by Alexander R. Askenasy III. NATIONAL POLICY AND PSYOP 79 79 80 85 102 Presidential Policy Parameters, by William E. Daugherty- 121 When Are Political Objectives Clearly Defined? by Making Policy Is Not the Propagandist's Business Or 125 CHAPTER Priorities in the PSYOP Effort, by JUSPAO Planning A Former PSYOP Group Commander in Vietnam Looks 137 144 149 154 155 167 Organization for International Communication The ExCom in Public Diplomacy, by G. Scott Sugden.. 178 Levels of Command Conducting PSYOP Planning, by The Changing Role of British International Propaganda, 186 191 Agencies Responsible for Peking's Foreign Propaganda, Information, and Cultural Programs, by 7th PSYOP Radio Free Europe, by James R. Price--- 197 213 219 220 225 229 232 234 246 Headquarters-Field Coordination Revolutionary War and Psychological Action, by George Cuba: Strategic Dilemma, by Reuben S. Nathan Divided Counsels, by Bert H. Cooper, Jr. Professional Capabilities of PSYOP Personnel, by C. K. PSYOP and Unit Officer Prerequisites, by Dino G. Pappas. 272 282 287 299 A Military Advisor in the Philippines, by George M. Relationship Between American Advisors and Viet- namese Officers, by An ARVN Captain Language and the Adviser, by Charles C. Thebaud. International Assistance in Psychological Perspective, Information Officer or Propagandist? by Gordon A. Staffing at Radio Liberty, by Joseph G. Whelan. Special Forces. Psychological Operations in Southeast Interpreters on Operations with Infantry, by A. H. D. Guerrilla Methods and the Mind: The Political Officer, Ideological Work in the Soviet Army and Navy, by Min- Some Advice to the Agitator, by Ministry of De- Kit Carsons Strike Back, by Dave Furse Bibliography, Chapter V CHAPTER 361 368 379 VI. POLICY OBJECTIVES AND OPERATIONAL GOALS Strategic PSYOP General Premises for VOA, by Lloyd A. Free George V. Allen Operations, by Bert H. Cooper, Jr. ian Uprising, by The Editors 382 H. Cooper, Jr. ation Wars," by William F. Johnston Tactical PSYOP and Strategic Objectives, by The Editors.. 386 397 Telling It Like It Really Is, by William T. Macy Lovett The Good Guys and the Bad Guys, by Harold R. Aaron Terror as a Weapon of Political Agitation, by Thomas Target—The Civilian, by Napoleon D. Valeriano and Grace Under Pressure: The U.S. Soldier in the Dominican Republic, by Charles C. Moskos, Jr. Civil Assistance in Laos, by William P. Yarborough Expanding Political Participation—The Long Haul from Villagism to Nationalism, by John C. Donnell Political Warfare in Vietnam, by Monte R. Bullard --- VOLUME TWO CHAPTER VII. INTELLIGENCE AND RESEARCH A Survey of PSYOP Intelligence, by Phillip P. Katz (In- PSYOP Intelligence Requirements - PSYOP Essential Elements of Information, The NVA Soldier in South Vietnam as a PSYOP Target, Translation Problems, by Richard H. Orth-- Tet in Viet-Nam, by Chuong Dac Long-. PW and Captured Document Doctrine, by John A. A North Korean Defector, by 7th PSYOP Group - Civilian Population (See Imogene E. Okes “Effective Com- munications of Americans With Thai" in PSYOP Intel- ligence Methods section.) Radio Broadcast Monitoring, by 7th PSYOP Group Viet Cong Documents on the War (I) Romania-A Chinese Toehold, by 7th PSYOP Group Voice of the People of Burma, by 7th PSYOP Group-- Views Held by North Koreans About Foreign Coun- tries and Peoples, by 7th PSYOP Group - |