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22) The purpose of the force, like Archer's force, was to "establish a force of irregulars to collect intelligence and [to] harass the PL/DRV and their allies, the neutralists. If Saunders believes that, even in retrospect, Sartre and the neutralists of the 1950s were right and that one should have been less beastly to Stalin and his successors, she is of course entitled to her opinion. After communists and neutralists formed a coalition government in 1975, Vang Pao threw his stars on the prime minister's table and flew out of Laos in a carefully planned CIA exit operation that dropped him and his five wives on a half-million dollar cattle ranch in Missoula, Montana. |
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