Psychological Operations American Style The

Psychological Operations American Style traces the historical use of PSYOP in twentieth century American history. It illustrates how civilian officials have perceived PSYOP as a political tool, but military commanders have conceptualized it as a tactical weapon. Psychological Operations American Style shows how in Vietnam, American officials blurred their previously held distinctions about PSYOP functions.

Robert J. Kodosky is professor in the Department of History, West Chester University.

Preface	p. ix
Introduction	p. xiii
Blurring the Line	p. 1
Truth or Consequences	p. 15
The Great Cultural Divide	p. 35
Lessons Learned	p. 57
The Truth Will Set Them Free	p. 79
A Matter of Performance	p. 105
Picking Up the Slack	p. 123
Dwelling on Difference	p. 139
Toward Oblivion	p. 157
Maximum Exposure	p. 181
From the People, For the People	p. 197
Bibliography	p. 211
Index	p. 221
About the Author	p. 227
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Psychological Operations American Style The Joint United States Public Affairs Office, Vietnam and Beyond

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